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This Beaten Down Small Cap Offers A 10% Yield With Improving Prospects

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Jacob Wolinsky
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Investors love dividend stocks for the obvious reason of being able to draw a regular income. Small-cap dividend-paying stocks provide a great opportunity for investors to pursue growth opportunities while receiving a paycheck for holding on to the shares of a growing company in hopes of realizing a significant capital gain. This company pays regular dividends, has a market capitalization of just above a billion dollars, and fits the description above. However, investors are not pulling the trigger and waiting on the sidelines for a better investment opportunity, seemingly anticipating a dividend cut.

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Jacob Wolinsky is the ex-Founder of Valuewalk.com (founded 2011, sold 2023). He is founder of HedgeFundAlpha (formerly ValueWalk Premium), a hedge fund focused intelligence service for institutional investors. Prior to founding Valuewalk, Jacob worked as an equity analyst covering small caps, a micro-cap analyst, doing member development a large hedge fund community and freelance financial writing. Jacob lives with his wife and five kids in Passaic NJ. - Email: jacob(at)hedgefundalpha.com. For confidential inquires email me for my Signal id. Other methods of secure communication are also available.FD: I almost exclusively avoid the purchase of equities to avoid conflict of interest and any insider information. I only purchase broad-based ETFs and mutual funds. I will disclsoe if I have a stake in any company, but in general avoid

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