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If you have cash to put to work, here are two stocks that look cheap today and they'll pay you well to own them.

The port strike in California could force companies to rethink where they lease warehouse space this holiday season.

If you like to buy stocks when Wall Street has put them on the discount rack, you should look at Hormel and Enbridge.

This iconic investor suggests buying what you know, and Hormel manages plenty of brands consumers know and love.

Tyson Foods just reported another tough quarter, but the cyclical business has survived rough patches before.

A year ago W.P. Carey's dividend yield was around 5%, now it's 6.4%. Is the payment at risk?

Nucor's steel business is in three main parts. They're tied together, but one is way more profitable than the others.

A Dividend King focused on innovation is not a stock you'd likely want to sell, but buying it now is another issue.

Hormel Foods is 20% below its 52-week high. For long-term income investors, the current headwinds are likely to be just a minor bump in the road.

W.P. Carey has one of the highest yields in the net-lease sector, and it looks like a good risk/reward trade-off for investors.