5 Cheap Dividend Stocks: Which to Buy Now

Group 1: Investment Opportunities - Marketbeat's screening tools, particularly the Cheap Dividend Stock list, identify stocks trading within 20% of their 52-week lows with yields of 3% or more, serving as a starting point for research [1] - Hanover Bancorp offers better yield and value for small-cap investors compared to Cullman Bancorp, trading at less than half the value and providing a yield of 150 basis points more [10] - Ambev's stock is trading at a low price with a dividend yield of about 10%, although there is risk associated with the payout due to its distribution policy [4] Group 2: Company Performance and Outlook - Big 5 Sporting Goods is currently trading at a multi-year low due to a recent distribution cut, but it yields over 5% and is expected to pivot back to growth by the end of the fiscal year [6] - Cullman Bancorp has a reliable 1.2% yield with a payout ratio of less than 20% of cash flow, showing potential for distribution growth despite a previous cut [8] - AdvisoryShares Dorsey Wright Short ETF has shown a downward trend since its launch in 2019, making it a candidate to sell despite its dividend payment [2]