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Derek Lewis

3 Consumer-Facing Stocks Reporting This Week

The Q3 earnings cycle is heating up, with several notable consumer-facing companies set to unveil quarterly results this week, including PEP, LEVI, and STZ.

PEPNegative Net Change STZPositive Net Change LEVIPositive Net Change

Derek Lewis

Bear of the Day: Tyson Foods (TSN)

TSN shares are down roughly 13% over the last three months, facing pressure following its latest set of results and falling further following updated guidance that came in early September.

TSNNegative Net Change

Zacks Equity Research

GIS Q1 Earnings Call Highlights Innovation and Inflation

General Mills tops Q1 earnings and revenue estimates as retail trends improve, innovation expands and inflation stays near 4%.

GISNegative Net Change

Andrew Rocco

Bear of the Day: The Campbell's Company (CPB)

The Campbell's Company faces shifting consumer habits, shrinking margins, and a stagnant earnings trajectory.

CPBNegative Net Change

Jeremy Mullin

Bear of the Day: Tyson Foods (TSN)

This meat giant's margins are getting sliced thin.

TSNNegative Net Change HRLNegative Net Change

Sumit Singh

Natural Food Stocks to Watch as Clean-Label Demand Accelerates

Natural-food demand is accelerating as shoppers favor clean labels, while Dole expands sourcing and distribution to capture healthier food spending.

DOLEPositive Net Change UNFINegative Net Change SFMPositive Net Change KRNegative Net Change NGVCNegative Net Change

Tracey Ryniec

Bear of the Day: The Campbell's Co. (CPB)

First dividend cut since 2001.

CPBNegative Net Change

Andrew Rocco

Bear of the Day: Albertsons (ACI)

Despite maintaining a vast physical retail footprint, Albertsons faces severe headwinds, including shrinking profit margins, shifting consumer habits, and negative projected sales and earnings growth.

AMZNNegative Net Change TGTNegative Net Change WMTPositive Net Change ACINegative Net Change CARTPositive Net Change

Vrishali Bagree

Can Hershey's Q2 Margin Rebound Extend as Pricing Pressures Volume?

Hershey's Q2 margins rebounded on pricing, lower commodity costs and productivity, but falling volumes and higher logistics costs test durability.

HSYPositive Net Change MDLZPositive Net Change TRNegative Net Change

Vrishali Bagree

Is Hershey Stock a Buy as Earnings Rebound but Valuation Stays High?

Hershey's earnings and margins rebounded on pricing, lower commodity costs and productivity, but weak volumes and a premium valuation temper the case.

HSYPositive Net Change MDLZPositive Net Change TRNegative Net Change