Magna International, Inc. (USA) (NYSE:MGA)

http://www.cnbc.com/id/46027622/

High yield strategy: TMFHighYield says to look for "high dividend payers from the S&P 500 from diverse sectors, relatively low debt, and a history of increasing dividend payments." This is my Consumer Goods pick.

Yes

S&P 5 star, 3.1% dividend

Canadian company, manufacturing

key03, 0.8% div

Economy recovery in NA in next 5 years, expansion in the rest of the world. Excellent management.

Zacks rank #1.

With orders increasing, higher EPS estimates, a dividend hike, and share repurchase agreement issued, not to mention the potential of a split 2-1 what's not to like?!

Low P/E

valuation play. great auto recovery upside. very low fcf multiple

Good technicals, US vehicle production can only go up in the within the next year

With all the press fool's been giving it, I have to assume that others are going to want this

Purchasing Opel, Being one of the few in the automotive sector able to spend and not need bailout money

go up with auto industry comeback

Restructuring of American Automotive Industry as well as worldwide financial markets will position this well diversified automotive supplier on solid ground again.

Magna International has cash available and can probably outlast several of its major competitors during this crisis. This will put Magna in a good position to take on new businesses that OEMs will think to risky to go with other companies with less rating.

New 52 week low. Good long term prospects.

Magna International, Inc. operates as a diversified automotive supplier in North America, Europe, and internationally. It designs, develops, and manufactures automotive systems, assemblies, modules, and components, as well as engineers and assembles complete vehicles primarily for original equipment manufacturers of cars and light trucks.