Author: David Jagielski, The Motley Fool

Their fundamentals and growth prospects remain encouraging and the market may have simply overreacted to short-term adversity.

Paying between 4.2% and 6.7% in dividends, this trio of names offer a good mix of value and stable dividend income.

Its low valuation and high 5.7% yield give investors some incentive to hang on and be patient.

Its thirty-one consecutive years of dividend increases, make it an ideal option for long-term investors. Here’s why it can be a solid pillar to build your portfolio around.

Longevity meets growth in this ETF — its compounded return underscores the power of patient investing.