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food: Archive
Time to Buy These Popular Retail Restaurant Stocks?
by Shaun Pruitt
With these popular retail restaurants already providing a hedge against inflation over the last year, a stronger consumer could help their stocks rally.
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These 3 Top Stocks Are Pushing 52-Week Highs
by Derek Lewis
By selecting stocks breaking out to new highs, investors find themselves in favorable trends where buyers are in control. When paired with rising earnings estimate revisions, the strategy becomes even more potent.
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Bull of the Day: Campbell Soup (CPB)
by Kevin Cook
America's staple soup keeps pushing new highs as investors seek good old fashioned stability
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Buy Conagra Brands (CAG) and Lamb Weston (LW) Stock After Impressive Earnings?
by Shaun Pruitt
With both Conagra Brands and Lamb Weston stocks recently hitting their 52-week highs, let's see if it's time to buy and ride the momentum after their impressive quarters.
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3 Top Consumer Staples Stocks for a Steady Portfolio
by Derek Lewis
Adding Consumer Staples stocks is a way that investors can heighten their portfolio's defense, as these companies' products generate reliable and consistent demand in the face of many economic situations.
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3 Market Beating Food Stocks to Buy in 2023
by Ethan Feller
Inflations impact on the economy leaves stocks in food production, agriculture and retail well-positioned to benefit from the rising prices
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Invest in Defensive ETFs as Recession Fear Grows in 2023
by Sweta Killa
Investors should stash their cash in some conventionally secure and recession-proof corners of the broad market.
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3 Top-Ranked Large Caps For a Steady Portfolio
by Derek Lewis
Large-caps are highly liquid, carry strong brand recognition, boast top-tier management, and carry a strong level of stability, all of which make them beloved by investors.
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Time to Buy Albertsons (ACI) or Kroger (KR) Stock for the New Year?
by Shaun Pruitt
While operating and supply costs may be challenging in the current market environment, top line growth shows Albertsons and Kroger should have the ability to sustain their bottom lines.
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5 Top-Ranked ETF Wins Amid Worst Market in 2022
by Sweta Killa
Wall Street wrapped up 2022 with the biggest annual loss since 2008 and the first yearly fall since 2018.
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3 Dividend Kings Nicely Suited for Income Investors
by Derek Lewis
Dividend Aristocrats, companies that have increased their dividend payouts for at least 25 consecutive years, are popular targets among income investors. However, a step above is the elite Dividend Kings group.
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This Top Consumer Staples Stock Is Pushing 52-Week Highs
by Derek Lewis
Consumer Staples stocks can generate revenue in many economic situations thanks to consistent product demand, explaining why the sector has performed better than most YTD.
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Are Lyft and Beyond Meat Viable Investments for 2023 and Beyond?
by Shaun Pruitt
Despite the setbacks, this year's massive drop in Lyft and Beyond Meat stock may be intriguing to many investors.
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3 Companies Recently Unveiling New Buyback Programs
by Derek Lewis
In the face of a challenging economic backdrop in 2022, companies willing to dish out extra cash can be hard to find.
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ETFs to Benefit as Inflation Drops to One-Year Low
by Sweta Killa
Inflation in the United States is cooling down gradually as the consumer price index registered the lowest annual increase in November since late 2021.
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Time to Buy These Global Food Stocks for 2023?
by Shaun Pruitt
There are quite a few food retailers that will benefit from pricing power in the current market environment. Here are two that investors may want to consider for diversification on a global scale as we head into the new year.
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Bear Of The Day: International Flavor and Fragrances (IFF)
by Brian Bolan
Despite a good history of beating the number, estimates for next year are coming down.
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Coca-Cola vs. PepsiCo: Which Stock Has More Fizz?
by Derek Lewis
With similar operations, investors may be left wondering which company's shares would provide a better bang for their buck. It's time for these two heavyweights to go head to head.
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Time to Buy These 3 Food Stocks for 2023
by Shaun Pruitt
These Food-Miscellaneous stocks may continue to add valuable protection against inflation going into 2023. All of these companies look poised for growth in what is expected to be another challenging year for the broader economy.
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Should Investors Consider These 3 Low-Beta Stocks?
by Derek Lewis
During times of heightened volatility, adding low-beta stocks can help blend in an extra layer of portfolio defense.
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Bull of the Day: Coca-Cola FEMSA (KOF)
by Bryan Hayes
KOF continues to benefit from strong demand for its suite of beverage products.
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Feast on These ETFs On Thanksgiving
by Sanghamitra Saha
Thanksgiving dinner costliest this year while travel is expected to reach almost the pre-pandemic level.
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Analyzing Tyson Foods (TSN) Stock After Earnings
by Shaun Pruitt
Tyson Foods (TSN) stock has lost momentum this week, down roughly -3% since reporting. Let's see what's going on with Tyson Foods after earnings.
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3 Basic Material Stocks to Buy for Safety
by Shaun Pruitt
Let's take a look at three stocks that may continue providing a defensive hedge if the recent rally fades.
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Evaluating Tyson Foods (TSN) Stock Before Earnings
by Shaun Pruitt
Trading 33% off its highs, Tyson Foods (TSN) earnings report on November 14 will tell Wall Street if the meat giant is gaining steam or struggling with higher operating costs.
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