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Affordable Stocks with Lower Price-to-Earnings Ratios, Selling beneath their Book Value, and Providing Dividends

Low-priced stocks relative to their earnings, or stocks with low price-earnings ratios (low p/e's), are often appealing to value investors. While there are certainly other factors to consider, this initial metric can serve as a starting point.

Stocks with Low Price-to-Earnings Ratios, Selling at Less Than Their Book Value, and Offering...
Stocks with Low Price-to-Earnings Ratios, Selling at Less Than Their Book Value, and Offering Dividends

Affordable Stocks with Lower Price-to-Earnings Ratios, Selling beneath their Book Value, and Providing Dividends

In the ever-evolving world of finance, several companies have caught the eye of investors this week. Here's a roundup of some notable developments regarding the stocks of Lincoln National, Turkcell Illetism, Costamare, and Prosperity Bancshares.

Lincoln National

Based in Radnor, Pennsylvania, Lincoln National is a leading life insurance company. This year, the company's earnings have risen by 7.72%, and its market cap stands at $8.14 billion. The stock for Lincoln National is available for purchase at a 5% discount to its book value. Lincoln National also pays a dividend of 4.20%.

Turkcell Illetism

Turkcell Illetism, an Istanbul, Turkey-based telecommunications company, has seen its earnings increase by 36% this year. The company trades at a 6% discount from its book value and pays a dividend of 4.18%. With a market cap of $5.13 billion, Turkcell offers investors an opportunity to invest in the growing telecommunications sector of Turkey.

Costamare

Costamare, a marine shipping firm based in Monaco, has experienced a significant rise in earnings this year, with a 37% increase. The company trades at 70% of its book value and offers investors a 4.02% dividend. It is worth noting that the 50-day moving average for Costamare may be on its way to crossing above the 200-day moving average, indicating a potential bullish trend.

Prosperity Bancshares

Prosperity Bancshares, headquartered in El Campo, Texas, has seen its earnings increase by 12.80% this year. The company's market cap is $6.57 billion, and it pays a 3.37% dividend. The stock for Prosperity Bancshares is going for 87% of its book value. Over the past five years, the company's earnings have increased by 2.21%.

In addition to these companies, Angel Oak Mortgage REIT has been making headlines. This week, the company hit a new high, and its earnings for this year have skyrocketed by 279%. However, the current earnings per share (EPS) for 2025 is estimated at $1.07, a decrease from previous years. Despite this, the company trades at a 5% discount to its book value and pays a high dividend of 12.98%.

Each of these companies presents unique opportunities for investors, and it's essential to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions.

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