Investors have a ‘rare opportunity’ to invest in high-yielding European stocks that are likely to outperform the market even if they cut their dividends, according to equity strategists at HSBC. In a research note, the strategists identified 43 such stocks with a dividend yield of more than 8%, including four UK companies:
Insurers Admiral Group (ADML.L), Aviva (AV.L) and RSA (RSA.L); and hedge fund manager Man Group (EMG.L). ‘The classic dilemma for investors is to decide whether these high yields represent a value opportunity or whether it is a sign of distress,’ they wrote. ‘It turns out that there is an element of truth in both views.’
Source: City Wire Money
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