Accumulating dividend stocks is always a master move as it generates extra income over the years. The shares increase and compound by themselves and get to work on your money while you are asleep. A handful of companies with great value and market cap are down more than 10% in a year. Buying these during their dips would prove beneficial as they can surge when the markets return to normalcy.

Even ace investor and billionaire Warren Buffett is keen on dividend stocks highlighting that it’s a “tangible representation of a company’s intrinsic value and its ability to generate cash.” The payouts over the years can snowball and generate profits of their own without you having to do anything. The work will be done by the stock when the firms grow over the years and make the investor’s portfolio swell.

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5 Dividend Stocks Down by More Than 10% to Buy Now

1. Target (NYSE: TGT)

Target is among the top US stocks that issue dividends to investors when the company generates profits. TGT is down close to 32% in a year and is now trading below the $100 mark. The company’s revenues dipped due to trade wars and tariffs but its business could boom when the economy settles down. Its price opened Tuesday’s trading bell at $98 and is available at its lowest point in 2025. If TGT bottoms out in the charts, an investment below $100 will be considered the best bet.

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2. Best Buy Co Inc (NYSE: BBY)

Consumer electronics retailer Best Buy stocks is down nearly 18% in a year and did not provide dividends in 2025. Its price is now trading at $67 and is close to its lowest point of the year. BBY stocks dipped as the firm was entangled with tariffs as electronics mostly come from China. Investors stayed away from BBY and if Trump ends the tariffs, the stock could see a surge in value.