Author: David Jagielski, The Motley Fool

Both come with considerable risks, but for a contrarian investor who’s betting on a turnaround, the upside can be significant.

Paying yields up to 3.6%, these names all have underrated growth prospects.

All down 14% or more in the past three months, these struggling of late names may be excellent long-term investments.

All down more than 15% this year, buying these stocks can be a good move to make right now.

These are names you should always consider buying on the dip.