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within pharm, fazer, altria and walmart but some say they are over valued and technology is the place to be. many offer an attractive dividend yield. they offer a yield above 2%. although dan greenhouse at btig says with the yield on the 10-year treasury notarizing, investors are more selective and looking for names that offer a yield higher than the yield on the ten-year note. according to wisdom tree, fewer than a third of stocks have a dividend yield above 2.7%, which is a yield on the ten-year treasury. big names, at and t, energy, and more. high growth sectors like tech, one theory experts agree on, dividend stocks will be high in demand as long as interest rates remain low. for "nightly business report", i'm seema mody. >> to talk more is darrell. he's regional chief investment officer at wells fargo private bank. thanks for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> are there any head winds that could stop this? six uptakes and we've been through september and october with great gains. where is the weakness in the market? >> i'm not sure you'll see a lot of it. we only have 30 tradin

pfizer is trading at a discount to its peers and in the consumers staple space altria and walmart fits the house. and btig what will work this year will work for the rest of the year. that has been the high yielding dividend playing stocks. you're looking at growth. >> all those things seem good but let's say right now growth stocks have been on a tear. i spoke to a person who manages the growth stocks. why? take a look at the 2009 loss to today. the performance of the large cap value stocks is up 203%. the large cap growth stocks only up 196%. what we could see a bit of a catch up trade where growth starts to catch up to value. that could be a good seen. ed says take a look at this. from a evaluation standpoint it's a compelling story. large cap stocks are 3% above their long term valuations. large cap value stocks are 25% above their historical valuation stocks. these stocks are very well priced. maybe not so much in the future. that means growth is trading at a bit of a discount compared to those value stocks. i get the idea that these value stocks could be doing better but still gr

pfizer, walmart, altria.ve a dividend yield above 2% and trading at price to earnings discount relative to their peers. if you're going to tell me investors will look for stocks that have a dividend yield above the ten-year note, two-year at 2.7%, got that list as well. let's switch to the next graphic. at&t, entergy, pg&e, above 3%. at&t, dividend yield of 5%. very attractive in this low-rate environment. >> here's the thing. the fed may keep rates low but that doesn't mean they may not taper any time soon. the last time they talked about taper was back in may. look what happened to interest rates. they'll still relatively low but shot up higher because of the talk of higher interest rates. look what happened to utility stocks back then. when interest rates go higher, all these high-yielding type stocks, utilitiesings telecom, consumer staples, they all take hits. if you expect interest rates to even have a little volatility, the stocks that are at least the most vulnerable to that, that's what lamar vilry s