But while the sector plays might look tempting, one expert recommends being more selective.
To do that, Tepper looks for healthy free cash flow, growth potential and dividend yield. Two particular stocks — both of which have bigger payouts than the 10-year Treasury — stood out to him.. I mean, you're looking at a 2.9% yield, it's cheap, it's trading at, like, 10 times forward earnings, and you're getting the best management team in the business, " Tepper said., " he said. "It's about a 2.8% dividend. They've got incredible revenue diversification.
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MarkTepperSWP TradingNation The 10 year is considered risk-free (you can always wait until maturity to receive your initial investment back), stocks are considered risky assets - think about it.