<div id="readability-page-1">p ByJohn Navin  Follow Author Share Save Comment Money Investing These 5 Below Book Value, Low P/E Stocks All Are Paying Dividends ByJohn Navin ,  Contributor.  Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. John Navin is a Colorado-based journalist who writes about stocks. Follow Author Jul 29, 2025, 04:30pm EDT Share Save Comment  Below book value, low p/e  getty  Below book value stocks are known in the investment world as “cheap.” That’s not because of a low price. It’s because below book means what’s left after a company’s total liabilities are substracted from its total assets. With the stock market’s present overvaluation, there aren’t many of these to research.  None of these have price-earnings ratios of over 20. Not a perfect measure of valuation, but it’s one way for an investor to quickly determine what’s what, along with other criteria. The current inflation-adjusted p/e for the S&amp;P 500 is 38.96, the highest level since the late 90s/early 2000s dot com mania.  5 Below Book Value, Low P/E Stocks Paying Dividends  Assured Guaranty  Assured Guaranty daily price chart, 7 29 25.  stockcharts.com  This specialty insurance company is based in Bermuda. The company provides guarantees on principal and interest payments for municipal, public infrastructure and structured financing. They recently insured $600 million “in Third Transaction for JFK International Airport’s new Terminal One project.”  The stock trades at 75% of its book value. The price-earnings ratio is 10. This year’s earnings are up 11.74% and up over the past five years by 11.62%. Market cap is $4.14 billion. The company pays a 1.61% dividend. On July 9, Keefe Bruyette upgraded Assured from “market perform” to “outperform” with a price target of $92.  MORE FOR YOU  Fresh Del Monte Produce  Fresh Delmonte Produce daily price chart, 7 25 29.  stockcharts.com  The farm products company just hit a new high. It trades at a 14% discount to book value with a price-earnings ratio of 11.79. Fresh Del Monte pays a dividend of 3.05%. Earnings this year are up 6.61% and up over the past five years by 16.59%. Market cap is $1.73 billion. The stock is a member of the Russell 2000 small caps ETF.  LexinFintech Holdings  LexinFintech Holdings daily price chart, 7 29 25.  stockcharts.com  The company calls itself “a leading credit technology empowered financial service enabler.” Based in Shenzhen, China, the NYSE-traded ADR can be purchased at 54% of book value. The price-earnings ratio is 5.95. Earnings this year are up 254% and down over the past five years by 13.56%. LexinFintech pays a 6.67% dividend.  Hello Group  Hello Group daily price chart, 7 29 25.  stockcharts.com  This internet content business has corporate offices in Beijing and Singapore. This is another NYSE-traded ADR and it’s going for a 12% discount to book. The price-earnings ratio is 7.98. This year’s earnings are up 171%. Over the past five years EPS declined by 17.88%. Hello Group pays a dividend of 1.26%. Market cap is $1.02 billion.  ArcelorMittal  ArcelorMittal daily price chart, 7 29 25.  stockcharts.com  The Luxembourg-based steel company now trades at a 49% discount to its book value. The price-earnings ratio is 19.82. Market cap is $25.29 billion. Earnings are up 172% this year and down 49% over the past five years. ArcelorMittal offers investors a 1.67% dividend.  Stats courtesy of FinViz.com. Charts courtesy of Stockcharts.com.  No artificial intelligence was used in the writing of this post.  More analysis and commentary at johnnavin.substack.com.  Editorial Standards Reprints &amp; Permissions LOADING VIDEO PLAYER... FORBES’ FEATURED Video</div>

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<p>本文討論了五隻交易價格低於賬面價值且市盈率（P/E）較低的股票，使其成為投資者在高估市場中的有吸引力的選擇。這些股票包括 Assured Guaranty、Fresh Del Monte Produce、LexinFintech Holdings、Hello Group 和 ArcelorMittal，所有這些公司都支付股息。文章強調了它們的財務指標，包括市值、盈利增長和市盈率，突出了它們的投資潛力</p>