Jenny Harrington of Gilman Hill Asset Management recommends Devon Energy for its cheap trading value and solid dividend. “I just want to make money.” Oklahoma-based energy shares are up 57% this year, slightly below the 65% gain seen in the S&P 500 energy sector. Earlier this month, the company reported quarterly earnings. three per share beat expectations, according to FactSet. According to FactSet, Devon’s capital spending next quarter will be higher than expected, as it incorporates capital requirements related to recent rapid acquisitions in Eagle Ford and Williston Basin. Devon also declared a dividend per share of $1.35, lower than the previous level of $1.55. However, Harrington said she likes the dividends the company offers. Currently, Devon offers a dividend yield of 7.4%, according to FactSet. Harrington also points out that it is trading at seven times earnings, which is considered low by many investors.