In this article, we will be looking at 10 dividend bargains trading below insiders’ prices.

The markets remain sensitive to policy shifts and economic signals. Dividend-paying stocks are gaining market interest, particularly those that are priced lower than what insiders have recently paid. For estimating the confidence in stock, investors often look to insiders’ sentiments. An insider purchase, for instance, signals the company executives’ high expectations for their firms’ valuations to rise over time. Similarly, a stock trading below such an insider purchase price may be signaling an overlooked bargain in a market where value remains scarce.

Recent developments from the Federal Reserve have slightly tilted the market environment in favor of such opportunities. In a report by CNBC, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman stated that she would support an interest rate cut at the July policy meeting, provided that inflation continues its muted trend. Other Fed officials sharing her view suggest that easing could come sooner than markets anticipated. Lower borrowing costs could buoy equity markets, pushing undervalued dividend stocks higher as investors seek reliable income streams amid falling yields.

The policy backdrop emerges amid uncertainties, including President Trump’s tariff moves, which initially were feared to stoke inflation, had less impact than expected. The Fed acknowledges that this may allow more accommodative stances ahead. These shifting macro signals encourage income-seeking investors to identify quality dividend payers trading below the prices insiders themselves were willing to accept. And we have come to you with 10 such dividend bargains.

Stay with us as we count down our picks from 10 to 1. The top 5 might just make it to your portfolio.

Our Methodology

When putting together our list of 10 dividend bargains trading below insiders’ prices, we have followed a few criteria. Primarily, for the current price, we took the stocks’ closing price as of June 25, 2025, and we did not include in our list any stocks trading over the insiders’ purchase price. To ensure a steady and notable income for the investors, we have considered only those stocks with a dividend yield of more than 2%. We have ranked the stocks based on the percentage decline in price from the insiders’ purchase price.

All the data used in the article was taken from financial databases and analyst reports, with all information updated as of May 25, 2025.

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10. TXO Partners, L.P. (NYSE:TXO)

% Below Insider’s Purchase Price: 0.66%

Dividend Yield: 15.63%

TXO Partners, L.P. (NYSE:TXO) is one of the 10 dividend bargains trading below insiders’ prices. The company experienced a significant movement in its insider transactions following the announcement of an acquisition deal in May.

TXO Partners, L.P. (NYSE:TXO), based in Texas, is an oil and natural gas company focused on acquiring, developing, optimizing, and exploiting conventional hydrocarbon reserves in North America. The company holds assets in the Permian, San Juan, and Williston Basins. Established in 2012, the company’s focus is on operational efficiency and low‑risk, long‑lived properties.

On May 13, 2025, the company announced entering into a definitive agreement to acquire oil, gas, and mineral assets from White Rock Energy, LLC. The acquisition, valued at $350 million, with an additional $70 million payable a year after closing, involved the company’s subsidiary, Morningstar Operating LLC, partnering with North Hudson Resource Partners LP.

Following the announcement, on May 20, 2025, TXO Partners, L.P. (NYSE:TXO) saw insider buying from William H. Adams III, who acquired 10,000 shares at $15.26 each, committing $152,600 to the transaction.

The purchase increases the insider optimism for the company, and with the stock now trading at a bargain price of $15.16 and offering a high dividend yield of 15.63%, income-focused investors are provided with a slightly discounted entry point.

9. F&G Annuities & Life, Inc. (NYSE:FG)

% Below Insider’s Purchase Price: 1.03%

Dividend Yield: 2.75%

F&G Annuities & Life, Inc. (NYSE:FG) holds a position among our list of 10 dividend bargains trading below insiders’ prices. Amid mixed Q1 earnings call and lowered price target, the company’s top executive makes a bold purchase of the stock.

F&G Annuities & Life, Inc. (NYSE:FG), based in Iowa, provides fixed indexed annuities, multi-year guaranteed annuities, registered index‑linked annuities, universal life insurance, and pension risk transfer solutions. The company has a client base comprised of both retail and institutional clients. Operating through its core subsidiary, Fidelity & Guaranty Life, the company delivers retirement and wealth protection services across the U.S.

While keeping an Equal Weight rating, Barclays lowered the price target on F&G Annuities & Life, Inc. (NYSE:FG) from $41 to $40 earlier this May. Piper Sandler also maintained a Hold rating on the stock, but with a comparatively lower price target of $34.00. These sentiments reflected the mixed earnings call results, where the company, while celebrating a record in assets under management (AUM) and significant sales in fixed indexed annuities, also reported declining MYGA sales and lower adjusted net earnings.

However, also in May, CEO Christopher O. Blunt purchased 51,000 shares across five consecutive trading sessions, boosting insider confidence. The total investment exceeded $1.59 million, with the most recent price paid by the executive standing at $31.88 per share.

With a current stock price available at a bargain of $31.55 and a dividend yield of 2.75%, the CEO’s steady accumulation indicates confidence in the company’s income potential at this valuation.