Dividend Stocks Under $20

Below $20 the mix of companies changes noticeably. Fewer large caps trade at this level, so the results skew toward smaller companies, real estate trusts and financial firms — and toward businesses whose share price has fallen a long way. That is worth knowing before reading the yields on this page, because a high figure here is more often a sign of a falling price than a generous board.

Screening criteria

  • Share price at or below $20
  • Pays a dividend (annual dividend greater than zero)
  • Listed on NASDAQ, NYSE or AMEX
  • Ordinary shares only — no funds or ETFs

Showing 10 of 100 results — sign in to see all

SymbolCompanyPriceMkt CapSectorDiv YieldBetaVolume
QXOQXO, Inc.$13.41$13.9BIndustrials207.21%2.3013.4M
WULFTeraWulf Inc.$15.48$7.7BFinancial Services32.30%4.2926.7M
IEPIcahn Enterprises L.P.$6.74$4.5BEnergy29.67%0.731.6M
LUMNLumen Technologies, Inc.$5.67$5.8BCommunication Services17.64%1.8111.0M
OTFBlue Owl Technology Finance Corp.$11.10$5.1BFinancial Services14.41%-0.663.0M
AGNCAGNC Investment Corp.$10.98$12.6BReal Estate13.11%1.3014.1M
OBDCBlue Owl Capital Corporation$11.40$5.7BFinancial Services12.63%0.672.5M
STWDStarwood Property Trust, Inc.$16.29$6.0BReal Estate11.79%1.044.4M
RITMRithm Capital Corp.$10.25$5.7BReal Estate9.76%1.114.7M
MATMattel, Inc.$14.82$4.3BConsumer Cyclical8.70%0.733.6M

Sign in to see all 100 results

What this screen does not tell you

Lower-priced shares tend to move more sharply in percentage terms, and a dividend is only as reliable as the earnings behind it. Nothing on this page indicates that a payout will continue.

Note

A screen is a filter, not a recommendation. Nothing here accounts for your circumstances, and inclusion is not a view on any company. See our methodology for where this data comes from.