Perfect retirement stocks are pretty easy to define. Ideally, you want high-yielding stocks that can provide substantial income, but more importantly, you want those yields to be as stable as possible in order to own a sustainable income stream. But.

Stocks with super-high dividend yields typically have a bunch of risks surrounding them (which is why they have such high yields in the first place). But once in a while, our team at Income Investors comes across a high-dividend-yield stock.

Nothing grabs my attention quite like when a stock with a high dividend yield drops in price, making the income opportunity all the more enticing. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipping company Golar LNG Partners LP (NASDAQ:GMLP), for example, is down.

Video game retailer GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) is having a rough go of it these days. Not only is GME stock feeling the negative effects of weak consumer spending, but it’s also being pressured by the rise of downloadable digital games,.

Realty Income Corp (NYSE:O) has been a longtime favorite stock among income seekers. After all, when you go out of your way to call yourself “The Monthly Dividend Company,” and then back it up with remarkably consistent payments, it’s easy.

The name HP Inc (NYSE:HPQ) is typically associated with unexciting, even declining PC and printer segments. But many investors would be surprised to know that HP stock is up a monstrous 55% over the past year, easily topping the S&P.

I never thought I’d say this, but Best Buy Co Inc (NYSE:BBY) is a top dividend stock. Why is that so crazy? Because just a few short years ago, it was pretty much a given that Best Buy would go.

The retail industry isn’t a great place to be invested in these days. Retail giant Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT), for instance, is a top dividend stock that has tumbled more than 25% over just the past three months, while the Dow.