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Inflation in the United States is cooling down gradually as the consumer price index registered the lowest annual increase in November since late 2021.
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.
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.
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.
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.
US Foods (USFD) Q3 earnings report on November 10 will give a preview of how food distributors are doing amid rising inflation. With an economic downturn looking more inevitable food service companies could see a boost as consumers cut excess spending and focus on necessities like food consumption.
Companies in the Dividend King club carry well-established and successful business operations, clearly displayed by their commendable commitment to shareholders over decades of increased dividend payouts.
During times of heightened volatility, adding low-beta stocks can help blend in an extra layer of portfolio defense. After all, defense wins ballgames.
Trading 20% from its highs, another food retailer investors will be watching this earnings season is Kraft Heinz (KHC). The company is set to report its Q3 earnings on October 26. Kraft and Heinz merged in 2015, creating one of the largest food companies in the world.
Kroger (KR) agreed to buy smaller rival Albertsons (ACI) for $24.6 billion. If completed, the buyout would create one of the largest grocery store chains in the United States.
The premium being paid by Kroger (KR) for the company's merger values ACI closer to its 52-week highs and could eventually give the stock another short-term catalyst. With or without the merger, ACI stock may be worth investors' consideration as its growth outlook has become more intriguing.
The core consumer price index, which strips out volatile components, such as food and energy prices, climbed 6.6% year over year, marking the biggest annual increase in 40 years.
Investors will hope that Conagra Brands can start to mimic the performance of companies like Campbell Soup (CPB), General Mills (GIS), and Kellogg's (K), which also have pricing advantages from well-known brands.
The global manufacturer and distributor of value-added frozen potato products has been able to use rising inflation to its advantage. LW stock is trading only 5% off its highs, and higher highs could be around the corner with another strong quarter and upbeat guidance.
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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)
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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
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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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Breaking Down Walmart (WMT) Stock Before Q3 Earnings
by Shaun Pruitt
Wall Street will be watching Walmart's (WMT) Q3 earnings on November 15 for further insight into consumer spending amid an economic downturn.
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Breaking Down US Foods (USFD) Stock Before Earnings
by Shaun Pruitt
US Foods (USFD) Q3 earnings report on November 10 will give a preview of how food distributors are doing amid rising inflation. With an economic downturn looking more inevitable food service companies could see a boost as consumers cut excess spending and focus on necessities like food consumption.
USFDNegative Net Change HRLPositive Net Change TSNPositive Net Change UNFINegative Net Change MDLZPositive Net Change
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3 Dividend Kings Crushing the S&P 500 in 2022
by Derek Lewis
Companies in the Dividend King club carry well-established and successful business operations, clearly displayed by their commendable commitment to shareholders over decades of increased dividend payouts.
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Bear Of The Day: Herbalife (HLF)
by Brian Bolan
Is Bill Ackman getting the last laugh in on this infamous battle ground stock?
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Counter Volatility With These 3 Top-Ranked 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. After all, defense wins ballgames.
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Can Kraft Heinz Stock Rise After Earnings?
by Shaun Pruitt
Trading 20% from its highs, another food retailer investors will be watching this earnings season is Kraft Heinz (KHC). The company is set to report its Q3 earnings on October 26. Kraft and Heinz merged in 2015, creating one of the largest food companies in the world.
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Kroger to Become Grocery Superchain: ETFs to Tap
by Sweta Killa
Kroger (KR) agreed to buy smaller rival Albertsons (ACI) for $24.6 billion. If completed, the buyout would create one of the largest grocery store chains in the United States.
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Albertsons Earning Preview: Buy ACI Stock Before Possible Kroger Merger?
by Shaun Pruitt
The premium being paid by Kroger (KR) for the company's merger values ACI closer to its 52-week highs and could eventually give the stock another short-term catalyst. With or without the merger, ACI stock may be worth investors' consideration as its growth outlook has become more intriguing.
ACINegative Net Change KRPositive Net Change
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4 Sector ETFs to Tap on Rising Inflation
by Sweta Killa
The core consumer price index, which strips out volatile components, such as food and energy prices, climbed 6.6% year over year, marking the biggest annual increase in 40 years.
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Build a Cash Pile With These 3 Soon-To-Be Dividend Kings
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In 2022, it goes without saying that dividends have been a precious gift for investors, helping to cushion the blow from drawdowns in other positions.
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Conagra Earnings Preview: Can CAG Stock Start to Climb?
by Shaun Pruitt
Investors will hope that Conagra Brands can start to mimic the performance of companies like Campbell Soup (CPB), General Mills (GIS), and Kellogg's (K), which also have pricing advantages from well-known brands.
GISPositive Net Change CAGPositive Net Change CPBPositive Net Change KPositive Net Change
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Lamb Weston Earnings Preview: Can the Food Manufacturer Stock Reach New Highs?
by Shaun Pruitt
The global manufacturer and distributor of value-added frozen potato products has been able to use rising inflation to its advantage. LW stock is trading only 5% off its highs, and higher highs could be around the corner with another strong quarter and upbeat guidance.
LWPositive Net Change CAGPositive Net Change
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