Dividend Stocks at Value Prices

Many investors get excited when the market is going up. After all, that's when you make money, right? While that may be true, I tend to get a little despondent as the market climbs because I know that bargains are steadily disappearing. And -- if you ask me, at least -- investing success comes from finding and buying stocks at prices below what they're actually worth. When I'm able to do that right, everything else usually takes care of itself.

Well, we've got a serious rally on our hands right now. Not only have we seen huge gains from the 2009 bottom, but the S&P 500 has tacked on more than 20% over just the past few months. The 10-year average price-to-earnings multiple that professor Robert Shiller tracks has now climbed above 23, which, no matter how you cut it, is not cheap. But there are still stocks out there worth buying right now. Here are three favorites of mine that are not only still value-priced, but they all pay you to own them: 1. Intel (Nasdaq: INTC), 2. Abbott Labs (NYSE: ABT) and DPL (NYSE: DPL).

Source: Motley Fool

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