Dividend stocks lack the glitz and glam of high-octane growth stocks. But they can make up for it by passing along profits to shareholders no matter what the market is doing. Similarly, value stocks are priced based on their existing profits rather than what they could make in the future.

These companies have attractive dividend yields, and analysts expect them to show high growth rates for revenue and profits through 2026.

Shrewd investors know that bear markets open up great opportunities to pick up shares of excellent companies from the discount bin. It's no secret why Pfizer has not performed well recently. The company was never going to keep up those sales year in and year out.

Verizon Communications ( VZ -2.28%), Toronto-Dominion Bank ( TD -1.59%), and Pfizer ( PFE -1.91%) look like steals at their current levels. In the past three years, they have all fallen by 20% or more. But here's why I'd consider buying them right now.