The latest stock market wobble has a familiar shape to it. Semiconductor and AI-adjacent stocks have led the slide, with the group that powered this year's rally now trading in bear-market territory after dropping more than 20% from their June peak. The worry isn't that these companies are doing poorly, it's that investors paid up for earnings still years away from showing up. That's the thing about growth stocks during a sell-off: a lot of their price is a bet on the future, and bets on the future get repriced fast when sentiment turns. Value stocks work differently. Their price is mostly tied to what a company earns right now, not what it might earn in five years, which leaves them less room to fall apart when the market gets nervous. Here are three dividend-paying consumer stocks built on that foundation, along with what each one is actually doing this year to earn its keep. Image source: Getty Images.
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