Using the site mentioned above, one can get a list with this...

Using the site mentioned above, one can get a list with this criteria:

Debt Equity = 2.00 < > 8.00
Debt Equity = .10 < > 2.00
Debt Equity = 0.00 < > 0.10
Div Cover = 4 < > 100
Div Cover = 3.00 < > 4.00
Div Cover = 2.50 < > 3.00
Div Cover = 2.00 < > 2.50
Div Cover = 1.50 < > 2.00
Dividend Yield = 10 < > 50
Earning Per_share = 50 < > 2000
Earning Per_share = 20 < > 50
Earning Per_share = 10.00 < > 20.00
Earning Per_share = 3.00 < > 10.00
Earning Per_share = 0.00 < > 3.00
Nta = 0.30 < > 1.00
Nta = 0.1 < > 0.3
Nta = 0.00 < > 0.10

23 results found.

That is, they are all double digit dividend yields, some about 28% and 35%, low debts, trading at a lot less than their net tangible assets, all profitable, have a good dividend cover (must be above 1.3). And they dont include property stocks.

Very tempting ! Theoretically, if I was to spread risk and buy about $10K worth in every one of these 23 stocks, and hold for about 5 years... they would be worth much more, and if not, they will brings me rather nice cash flow, covering bank interest by huge margin. Right?