Dividend stocks can provide income and stability to an investor's portfolio. Better yet, those that are consistent dividend payers have a proven history of outperforming the S&P 500. 

With 2022's volatile market, many once-reliable dividend stocks have dropped significantly. The good news is that when a stock drops in price, its dividend yield goes higher. Here are three dividend stocks to consider buying on sale. 

Anyone who has ever painted a house is familiar with Sherwin-Williams (NYSE: SHW), a leading paint and coating manufacturer. Like many other home improvement stocks, Sherwin-Williams has disappointed in 2022, with its share price dropping nearly 35%. Still, the 156-year-old company announced record revenue for its most recently completed quarter at $6.05 billion.

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