Bloomberg Shares of Kohl’s are down 27% this year, but the stock has a dividend yield above 6% and plenty of excess free cash flow to support a higher payout.The S&P 500 index is up 9% so far in 2017, but there are losers in any market. And that’s where you might find long-term bargains, along with the expected batch of companies facing painful secular declines. Two groups of companies that are particularly out of favor are brick-and-mortar retailers and real estate investment trusts that own malls or shopping centers. The reason for these groups’ pain is obvious: Amazon.com Inc. AMZN, -1.73% continues to dominate the rapidly growing online retail industry and grab business from traditional retailers.via