 Hey, what's up YouTube, it's Zeke the CryptoMiner and today I'm bringing you a very interesting video. Today I'm bringing you three dividend stocks that are near is 52 week low. So let's get into the video. All right, if we take a look at my Robinhood account, I have $9,156 in my account over the week, not too bad, up 1.5, 1.51%, $135. Now the stocks that I'm going to bring you is high dividend, well decent dividend paying stocks that are near is 52 weeks low. Now B, if you stick around to the end, I'm going to do a market analysis of one of the stocks that I'm probably going to buy next week. So stay tuned to the end of the video where I do a live market analysis of that ticker symbol of that stock. All right, so the first stock I'm going to bring you is ExxonMobil. You should be familiar with ExxonMobil, ticker symbol XOM is a gas company. They've been around forever since 1882 was when they were founded and also the market cap is $288 billion. So this company is a very large company, it's been around forever. I'm pretty sure if you haven't got ExxonMobil gas, then you pretty much walked everywhere your whole life. On the day ExxonMobil is up 1%, it had a pretty decent week up point, actually up this week point for 1%. But over the year, ExxonMobil is at a steal of a price right now at $68.98. The beginning of the year, ExxonMobil was up to $81.20, so it's down 17% on the year. It's very near, it's 52 week low, it's within 5% of its 52 week low. So if you guys want to get in on ExxonMobil, it might be a steal to get in right now. The dividend yield of ExxonMobil is 4.74%. So it's over 4%, this market cap is well over $200 billion. This company has been around since the 1800s. So there's a lot of good things for ExxonMobil coming up in the future. Ryberhood analysis says that 24% says buy, if you already hold ExxonMobil, 72% says hold on to it, and 4% says sell. Now if we look at the buy rating for ExxonMobil, it clearly explains what's going on. Exxon is separating itself from peers that is focusing on cash returns to shareholders by increasing investments with the goal of doubling earnings cash flow by 2025. So this is a long term investment, it can be a swing trade. But right now, if you buy ExxonMobil in 2019, they're saying they're going to double their cash return by 2025. So six years from now, five and a half years from now. So if you're getting in right now at the still of a price near 52 weeks low, then you guys might be able to double your dividend stocks in just five and a half years by buying ExxonMobil. So this is one of our very interesting, and it's ExxonMobil, it's a dividend stock near is 52 weeks low. Okay, the next stop I'm going to bring you is Sunstone Hotel Investors. So let's pull up that one. It's ticker symbol SOH, Sunsell Hotel Investors. Now this company has a dividend yield of 5.3%, market cap 3.02 billion, and this company has been around since 1995. So if we're looking at the last week, it actually had a pretty solid week of 1.5%, 6% to $13.67. But if we look at the yearly chart, it's within 9% of this 52 week low. It just had a pretty solid week of 1% gain, but still overall over the entire year it is down 10.65% for the year. Now, this is a pretty good dividend paying stock at 5.3%, and you might be getting it for a steal at $13.67, considering early in the year it was up to 15.33. So this is another dividend paying stock that I might actually buy at the opening of next week. If we look here, Sunstone there has been invested, and I saw Sunstone has many big name brands in their portfolio like the Hilton and the Hyatt. So guys, you know the Hilton, you know the Hyatt, you know the other hotels that have them in their portfolio, or other big name brands' hotels. So this is one that's been around since 1995, dividend yield of 5.3% with a market cap of 3 billion. So you might be getting it for a steal at 10% down on the year. So let's get into the next dividend. And the next ticker symbol is G-I-L-D. So let's pull that one up right quick, G-I-L-D, Gaillet Science. All right, this one is at $64, a dividend yield of 3.65%. On the year, I mean on the week it has an excellent solid week of 2.4% on the year. And this company is within 5% of its 52-week low. It started off the year at $73.27. Now it's down to $64, even down 14% on the year. And this company has a 3.65 dividend yield. Market cap is 80 billion, and it's been around since 1987. All right, so a few things about this company is G-I-L-D Science achieved lots of growth in its HIV medicine, and it still has a lot of potential to not only develop more products but expand into other parts of the world. In its most recent quarter, the bulk of the company's sales have come from the U.S. market, 73% with Europe accounting for about 18%, and the remainder coming from other international markets. All right, so despite positive results of their achievement in science, shareholders really haven't brought boom into this company yet. So of the last five years, it's down a lot, so it's down 40% of the last five years. But with that new recent medical achievements, and they're trying to break into other markets besides the U.S. and Europe, you could begin this company for as still at $64 even with a dividend payout of 3.65%. If you made it this far in the video, now I'm going to do a market analysis of a company I'm most interested in to buy, and that is ExxonMobil. So let me pull up Thinkorswim and we can get right into it. All right, I pulled up Thinkorswim, so let's get into a little market analysis over it. So this is how ExxonMobil have performed on the five-minute five-day chart. So the last week, it is up actually from the low of $66 all the way up to $69. So this week, it had a pretty decent swing of 4%, but if we pull back and look at the yearly chart, one day, one year, we'll do a breakdown of our potential swing trade for ExxonMobil. Okay, so if we look at the yearly chart, we're going to look the low with $64.65 and over here on October 8th, it got all the way down to $66.65. So let's draw a line of support right there. It is a very, very, very clear line of support at 66, around 66.72. All right, so this line of support, it got here, it bounced off, had a long 23% swing trade back in December and it bounced off this supportive gain of $66 back in August and it's looking like it's bouncing off the line of support again here in October. So if we're looking at swing trade here, it could swing, let's cancel that, we're looking at swing trade here, it could swing all the way back up to the super moving average of 11%. So let's say this is a line of resistance right here. It touched this line right here, got rejected and it broke through, came back down, touched this line right here, rejected and then it broke through, came right here, touched this line, resisted and fell down to the support, support, resisted again, support. So I'm looking to get in somewhere around here right when the MACD cross, the blue line crosses the yellow right here. I'm looking for a buy and I'm going to buy that all the way up to $75.56 and now I'm probably going to take a couple of dividend payments here and there and then sell it and look for another good entry point or price or if you just want to get in right here at around this 52 week low and wait until 2025 where they say that they're going to probably double their income, you can. That is just a quick little market analysis. If you get in Monday, you have a potential growth of 8%. You can set your stop loss right here of minus 4%. So you have 8% gain or 4% loss. Make sure your percentage of gain always outweigh your percentage of loss and do not ever move your stop loss. If you haven't seen my stop loss video, go check that out. I made that a couple of videos ago. So yeah guys, I did a quick little market analysis, very, very simple market analysis of ExxonMobil. My entry points, my exit points, and my stop loss points. I'm going to keep you updated on how I do on ExxonMobil. I see this company at a still right now. There's its 52 week low and it's a pretty decent dividend paying stock and everyone knows what ExxonMobil is. It's been around since the 1800s and the market cap was over $200 billion. So they do have the money to pay out 4% dividend yield to their investors. But other than that guys, if you want to keep up with this, hit the thumbs up button. It really helps to channel out a lot. 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