<div id="readability-page-1"><div id="readability-page-1"><div><figure><figcaption>low p/e, dividendsgetty</figcaption></figure> One of the first steps toward finding value is look at the price-earnings ratio. If it’s less than the p/e of the market as a whole, it might be worth further research. The Shiller price-earnings ratio for the Standard &amp; Poor’s 500 now sits at 32. Each of the stocks below have multiples much lower than that. Another consideration of value researchers is this: does the stock pay a dividend? Does management consider the shareholder enough to offer a quarterly payment in return for holding the company’s equity? Each of the names listed below pay a dividend of 3% or more. <h2>5 Low P/E Stocks Paying Dividends.</h2> Alliance Resource Partners is a Nasdaq-traded thermal coal company with headquarters in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Market capitalization is $2.69 billion. This year’s earnings are up by 15% — the past 5-year record shows a gain of 9%. The stock trades with a price-earnings ratio of 3.81 and pays a dividend of 13.22%. The weekly price chart (below) shows how the stock is trading above its 50-week moving average (the blue line) and how it’s 200-week moving average (the red line) is trending upward. The mid-2022 high of just under $24 is a major resistance level for Alliance Resource Partners. <figure><figcaption>Alliance Resource Partners weekly price chart, 12 30 23.stockcharts.com</figcaption></figure> Compania Energetica De Minas Gerais is a Brazilian utilities company in business since 1952 and now serving 9 million customers throughout that nation. The New York Stock Exchange-listed firm has a market capitalization of $3.40 billion and is trading with a price-earnings ratio of 4.90. Compania Energetica pays a 7.79% dividend. The weekly price chart shows a steady up trend for the stock with a few dips here and there. It trades above the 50-week moving average and the 200-week moving average continues upward. That November, 2023 high of $2.60 is the resistance level to be overcome, if possible. <figure><figcaption>Compania Energetica de Minas Gerais weekly price chart, 12 30 23.stockcharts.com</figcaption></figure> Plains All American Pipeline is one of the largest mid-stream energy companies in the country with corporate headquarters in Houston, Texas and Canadian operations based in Calgary, Alberta. The Nasdaq-traded company has a market cap is $10.62 billion. The p/e is 11.28 and the dividend is 7.23%. It’s been a relentless up trend since the September, 2020 lows and the stock trades well above the 50-week moving average now. Note the crossover of the 50 above the 200-week moving average in early 2023.<figure><figcaption>Plains All American Pipeline weekly price chart, 12 30 23.stockcharts.com</figcaption></figure> Unum Group UNM is a life insurance company based in Chattanooga, Tennessee and with operations around the world. Earnings this year are up by 24.35% and up over the past 5 years by 8.26%. With a market capitalization of $8.82 billion, the stock has price-earnings ratio of 7.30. Unum offers investors a dividend of 3.06%. The weekly price chart shows how the 50-week moving average crossed above the 200-week moving average in late 2021. The stock since then seems to re-test the 50 and then buyers come back in. That the 200-week is steadily higher as the months go by is encouraging for bulls.<figure><figcaption>Unum Group weekly price chart, 12 30 23.stockcharts.com</figcaption></figure> Vici Properties is a real estate investment trust which owns major casino properties including Caesars Palace and The Venetian in Las Vegas. Market cap comes to $32.98 billion. With a price-earnings ratio of 13.41, the stock trades at 1.34 times book value. Vici pays a 5.04% dividend. The stock hit a high of just above $33 in early 2023 and has been unable to return to that level, so far. It’s a good sign, from the standpoint of price chart analysis, that the 200-day moving average is trending steadily higher.<figure><figcaption>VICI Properties weekly price chart, 12 30 23.stockcharts.com</figcaption></figure> </div>Follow me on Twitter or LinkedIn.</div></div>

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Low P/E Stocks Paying 3+% Dividends: This article highlights low P/E stocks that offer dividends of 3% or more. The mentioned stocks include Alliance Resource Partners, Compania Energetica De Minas Gerais, Plains All American Pipeline, Unum Group, and Vici Properties. Each stock's financial details, market capitalization, and dividend percentage are provided. The article also includes weekly price charts for each stock, indicating their performance and resistance levels.