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The top 10 Magic Formula® stocks ranked by dividend yield, lowest price-to-sales ratio, and lowest price-to-book ratios. All of these metrics have been proven to outperform the market at large.

Dividends are great, but dividend stocks with significant capital appreciation potential are even better. Here are the top 30 Magic Formula stocks that pay a dividend.

The top 10 Magic Formula stocks ranked by dividend yield, lowest price-to-sales ratio, and lowest price-to-book ratios. All of these metrics have been proven to outperform the market at large.

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There are a lot of Magic Formula stocks with attractive dividend yields, but how does an investor determine if they are sustainable or not? A case study of a sustainable dividend stock vs. one that may not be.

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The latest 10-K filing by USA Mobility, Inc

The Piotroski score is a series of 9 tests invented by finance professor Joseph Piotroski, and found to be very accurate in identifying value stocks that beat the market over a year period. Which current Magic Formula stocks fit the bill?

One weakness of Magic Formula Investing is an ignorance of past overpayments for growth acquisitions. This article explains why every investor should consider how efficiently a company expands, how to spot inefficient "empire builders", and a list of MFI stocks on both sides of the coin.

Instead of blowing excess cash on "di-worsification" or low return growth projects, it is often a good idea for companies to return cash to shareholders in the form of dividends or share repurchases. Here are some Magic Formula companies that agree.

The Piotroski score is a popular mechanical stock filtering strategy that has historically beaten the market by a wide margin. Which current Magic Formula stocks also have high Piotroski scores?

When analyzing stocks in Joel Greenblatt's Magic Formula Investing screen, here are the three most common red flags to watch out for.

The top 10 current Magic Formula stocks ranked in 3 categories: forward indicated dividend yield, price-to-sales ratio, and price-to-book ratio.