Best of the Fool: Top 3 articles of the day (15 October, 2013)

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Published October 16, 2013 1:13 pm AEDT

Here are yesterday's most popular stories on Fool.com.au:

4 stocks with dividend yields above 7% October 15, 2013

Companies mentioned: Coventry Group (ASX: CYG), GUD Holdings (ASX: GUD), Breville Group (ASX: BRG), Prime Media Group (ASX: PRT), Salmat (ASX: SLM).

5 high-quality stocks for your portfolio October 15, 2013

Companies mentioned: ARB Corporation (ASX: ARP), Breville Group (ASX: BRG), Flight Centre (ASX: FLT), JB Hi-Fi (ASX: JBH) and Prime Media Group (ASX: PRT).

3 stocks with solid, growing 6%-plus dividend yields October 15, 2013

Companies mentioned: Challenger Diversified Property Group (ASX: CDI), Crowe Horwath Australasia (ASX: CRH) and Ardent Leisure (ASX: AAD).

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