4 High-Yield Dividend Stocks Trading For Cheap Despite Analyst Backing

For dividend investors, it's all about yield. Today we focused on dividend stocks offering yields at 5% and greater, which is more than enough to put income back in the pockets of investors. To find the best deals on high yields, we searched for those whose metrics suggest that they're trading below their true worth. As a way to hone in on the best, most reliable yields available, we only included stocks that analysts have recently rated on average as "Buy" or "Strong Buy." We came up with a short, diverse, and interesting list warranting further research and analysis.The Price/Earnings ratio is one of the most commonly used price-multiple metrics. Often, EPS from the last four quarters is used to derive this number. A firm that has a high P/E ratio generally indicates that investors have high expectations of the firm relative to future earnings growth. By the opposite
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