Five High Dividend Stocks For 2014 And Beyond

Today I am proud to continue in a Marketintelligencecenter.com tradition. I have sifted through the current brood of ultra-high dividend yield stocks to find ones where the risk/return ratios come out looking very good for the buyer. While any of these companies might lower its dividend in the future, we are choosing stocks which can still provide a good adjusted yield even if that happens.

American Capital Agency (AGNC) is a well known REIT that specializes in residential mortgages backed by U.S. government agencies. Natural Resource Partners (NRP) is a relatively well known Master Limited Partnership (or MLP) that owns billions of dollars worth of proven coal reserves and leases these to mining companies in exchange for royalties. NTELOS (NTLS) is a regional wireless carrier that the Street tends to put down and beat up quite a bit. Chesapeake Granite Wash Trust (CHKR) is an oil and gas company headquartered in Austin Texas, but which has interests primarily in Oklahoma's Anadarko basin. Dynex (DX) is a very similar play to American Capital Agency, but the smaller market cap could make it more springy, meaning there is more risk, but also the potential for higher capital gains.

Source: Market Intelligence Center

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