Imagine you have a piggy bank where you save money. Sometimes, you want to buy something nice, so you get some money from the piggy bank. But you don't want to spend all your money at once. You want to get some more money from the piger bank regularly. That's what a dividend is. A company gives some of its money to the people who own its shares. This is called a dividend yield.

Some companies give more money to their shareholders than others. These are called high-dividend-yielding stocks. People who want to have a steady income from their investments like these stocks.

This article talks about three companies that make things like paper and chemicals. They give a lot of money to their shareholders. Some smart people who study these companies and give their opinions about them are called analysts. They think these companies are good investments. The article tells us what these analysts think and how much money they think the companies will make in the future. This is called a price target. Read from source...

- The article title is misleading, implying that the analysts' views are on high-dividend-yielding stocks, but the article is about materials stocks, not necessarily high-dividend-yielding.
- The article content is shallow and superficial, providing no real insights into the analysts' ratings, arguments, or the market dynamics of the materials sector.
- The article is mainly a collection of charts and images, with minimal text, which makes it hard to read and understand.
- The article does not cite any sources, data, or references to support the claims or the analysts' accuracy rates.
- The article does not mention any risks, challenges, or contrarian views that might affect the analysts' ratings or the materials sector performance.
- The article does not provide any context, background, or comparison for the materials sector or the analysts' performance.