When considering a stock, the lion’s share of investor attention typically goes to price appreciation. Still, there is one other – less popular – side to stock investing. Dividends can act as an investor’s best friend if they acquire a stock cheap enough to lock in a higher dividend yield. To clarify, the relationship between price and dividend yields is inverse. Because of this, looking for stocks that have recently sold off or traded close to their 52-week low prices can be a profitable hunt for investors ...