
"In this piece, we'll look at three dividend payers that trade for less than $25 per share and just so happen to be attractively valued at the time of writing. As is typical, lower-priced stocks may be more typical of stocks that have either imploded in the past or boast a market cap that would classify them as a mid-cap or even small-cap stock."
"Ford Motor is a nearly $50 billion auto maker that's been quite a turbulent ride in the past decade. Today, the stock goes for $12 and change per share alongside a 4.7% yield, making it a bountiful income option for bargain hunters who also value having a ton of shares with a relatively modest amount to invest. Indeed, it's been tough sledding for Ford shares ever since the brief boom of 2021 rolled over."
Income investors with limited new funds can find it convenient to buy lower-priced stocks, especially when brokerages do not offer fractional shares. Three dividend-paying companies trading below $25 are identified as attractively valued opportunities for smaller investors. Lower-priced stocks frequently represent mid-cap or small-cap companies or firms that have previously imploded, which can increase volatility. Investors are advised to perform due diligence before investing. Ford Motor is highlighted as a nearly $50 billion automaker trading around $12 per share with a 4.7% yield, facing EV-related challenges and tariff headwinds but showing a roughly 38% gain over the last six months.
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