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Alphabet reported higher free cash flow results for Q1 than last year. However, its capex spending surged over 50%, but FCF margins remained high. That makes GOOG stock look cheap here.

Chevron pays an annualized dividend per share of $6.84, so at today's price, CVX stock sports a 5.1 %+ annual dividend yield. Is that too cheap, especially since its average over the last 5 years is well below this?

Summary Cardinal Health (CAH) shows strong technical buy signals, with a 3.95% gain since the Trend Seeker buy signal on 3/18 and consistent price appreciation. The company operates globally, providing a wide range of healthcare services and products, including pharmaceuticals, medical supplies, and radiopharmaceuticals. Barchart's technical indicators highlight CAH's positive...

Summary Hess Corporation (HES) shows strong technical indicators with 100% buy signals, a Trend Seeker buy signal, and consistent price appreciation above key moving averages. The company operates in exploration, production, and midstream activities, with significant operations in the U.S., Guyana, and Malaysia. Wall Street analysts provide mixed ratings with...

Franklin Resources stock is a favorite of value investors as it has a 6.3% dividend yield and a low 9x forward price-to-earnings (P/E) multiple. Moreover, shorting at-the-money (ATM) put options provides an immediate 4.25% yield.

Dell announced an 18% hike in its annual dividend and a massive $10 billion additional share buyback program. This shows that DELL stock could be deeply undervalued here based on its historical yield and analysts' target prices.

Microsoft stock is down 8.7% since its results were released on Jan. 29. Higher capex spending reduced its free cash flow by 29%. However, value investors can take advantage of this. This article will show how.

Today, a large tranche of out-of-the-money put options traded in Micron Technology stock. Given the recent pullback in MU stock, this is a bullish signal for investors and a good income yield play.

Franklin Resources has a 6.38% annual dividend yield and looks like a bargain. Moreover, its average yield over the last 5 years is much lower at 4.40%. That implies BEN stock could be worth much more.