The market's decline has knocked many investors for a loop so far in 2022. If there's an upside to a down market, it's that companies that pay their investors a dividend generally do so based on their ability to generate cash, not on the price of their shares. That means that when dividend stocks fall, there's a good chance they'll simply be offering their investors that much better of a yield as they wait for a potential recovery in share price.
With that in mind, three experienced investors each selected a beaten-down dividend stock that they expect has a decent chance at bouncing back. They picked AT&T (NYSE: T) , Domino's Pizza (NYSE: DPZ) , and Broadmark Realty Capital (NYSE: BRMK) . Read on to find out why and decide for yourself whether it's worth your while to wait for any potential stock recovery.
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Down but Not Out: Buy These Beaten-Down Dividend Stocks Before They Skyrocket