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CONSUMERS STA (NY: XLP )

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Monster and Celsius Energized: Which Stock Offers More Upside?
Energy drinks face negative publicity and competition, leading to sell-offs in Monster and Celsius. Increasing foot traffic may offer hope for a recovery. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Walmart is Up 56% YTD, Is it Still a Top Consumer Staples Stock?
Walmart has been one of the strongest names in the consumer staples sector this year. Can the stock continue to win for years to come? 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Has Costco Stock Run its Course for Now?
Costco stock has had a great 2024, but its rise has slowed significantly. However, Wall Street is raising price targets as the stock declines. 
Via MarketBeat
Defensive Sectors: Shielding Your Portfolio in Volatile Times
Defensive sectors like consumer staples, healthcare, real estate, and utilities tend to perform well during market downturns and heightened volatility. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy Stocks
Exposures COVID-19 Economy Interest Rates
Don’t Overlook Campbell Soup: Here’s What Could Drive Its Stock
Campbell Soup has been a steady performer in 2024. The addition of a new market-leading and fast-growing product is going a long way. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence
Exposures Artificial Intelligence
Market Shock: How Sectors Have Shaped Up During Historic Sell-Off
U.S. stocks and several market-leading sectors gapped down sharply on Monday, driven by extreme sell-offs in the Nikkei 225 and the unwinding of carry trades. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds Economy Stocks
Exposures Debt Markets Economy Interest Rates
Food Processing Company Stock Gets Fried by Recall: Time to Buy
Lamb Weston is a french fry supplier struggling with sluggish restaurant growth and the impact of recalls. The stock price implosion is an opportunity for investors 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Product Recall Supply Chain
Exposures Legal Product Safety Supply Chain
Here's Why Analysts Boosted Walmart Stock's Valuation
After Walmart delivered double-digit growth last quarter, analysts at HSBC think the stock's ceiling could be higher than its recent all-time high 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Why Altria Stock is Still a Good Dividend Play
Altria is a leading sin stock with a market-beating yield and an aggressive repurchase plan that drives value for shareholders today. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Analysts Agree, This Could Be Tyson Stock’s Comeback Year
Tyson's comeback is in the making, all the fundamental factors suggest the stock could rally by double-digit rates, leaving its closest competitor in the dust 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Artificial Intelligence Economy
Exposures Artificial Intelligence COVID-19 Interest Rates
Hershey Stock Decline: An Opportunity for Investors to Buy
Hershey stock could quickly become a buy target, as it already is for Vanguard, now that it trades at a 50% discount to all-time highs with bulletproof returns 
Via MarketBeat
This Sector Ready to Outshine Key Rival, Says New Report
Consumer discretionary stocks are likely to outpace consumer staples, says Bank of America. Consumers' resilience and greater automation are driving growth. 
Via MarketBeat
3 wealth-compounding stocks to beat the market this decade
Consider the following wealth-compounding stocks to invest in: Equity Residential, Hershey and Ulta Beauty. Learn more with MarketBeat. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
First it was Tyson stock, now this food company is set to rally
Expanding margins in the chicken industry is creating a spillover effect to benefit Pilgrim's Pride stock, you can look at the rally in Tyson to get an idea 
Via MarketBeat
Markets suddenly price Eli Lilly stock for a breakout on earnings
The healthcare sector could see a sudden inflow of investment dollars, and Eli Lilly quickly becomes a favorite name in the space as markets and analysts bid up 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Tyson stock could see a boost in profits as costs normalize
Tyson stock could suddenly become the easiest buy for your portfolio this year; fundamental and technical factors have aligned for a new rally 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures COVID-19 Supply Chain
Today’s market could make Sysco stock break out, will it?
There is a new money shift coming to the marketplace, and this one sector seems to be first in line to receive new investment dollars, with Sysco as a favorite 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Three defensive stocks to hedge your risks this year
Now that the market is showing signs of a potential slowdown, it could be time for you to align your portfolio with some defensive names. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
Will Pepsi's Carrefour showdown result in more price disputes?
PepsiCo shares are down as it locks horns with grocery giant Carrefour in a pricing dispute. PepsiCo underperformed rivals Coca-Cola, Kellanova and Mondelez. 
Via MarketBeat
Are defensive sectors ready to outshine growth in 2024?
Is 2024 the year defensive stocks rotate into leadership? As the year gets underway, defensives such as healthcare, energy, utilities and consumer staples lead. 
Via MarketBeat
Small-cap Utz Brands has mid-cap aspirations: analysts upgrade
Utz Brands is a high-quality small-cap consumer staple and budding dividend-growth stock with an aspiration for mid-cap status. 
Via MarketBeat
4 takeaways from the first day of trading in 2024
The first trading day of 2024 was not good and left the market with an ominous signal of impending correction; safe-haven high-yield values come into favor. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
Celsius stock in actionable zone as big investors ramp up buying
Celsius gained momentum in the last trading days of 2023 after a November pullback. Celsius' growth is fueled by strong revenue and support from backer PepsiCo. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Initial Public Offering
Exposures Securities Market
Hot upgrades in beaten-down, high-yield consumer staples
Consumer staples stocks underperform the market in 2023 but are set up to shoot higher and the analysts are priming the cannon. 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Bonds Economy
Exposures Debt Markets Interest Rates
You’ll Want in on These Consumer Staples After Reading This
As the market switches their preference into reliable cash flows and away from hype, these consumer staple names are set to outperform heavily. Analysts agree 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Are These 3 Dividend Aristocrats Undervalued Hidden Gems?
Dividend aristocrats Caterpillar, NextEra, and Clorox have shown resilience in challenging times. These may offer opportunities as they are trading off highs. 
Via MarketBeat
Exposures COVID-19
Is Conagra Brands a Savvy Buy or a Value Trap?
Conagra stock looks undervalued, but is it cheap for a reason? Here are the arguments for and against CAG stock being a potential value trap 
Via MarketBeat
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Consumer Staples Find Support, Signal Opportunity
The Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLP) is approaching a crucial support level, potentially signaling a rebound opportunity for investors 
Via MarketBeat
Topics ETFs
Costco, Dollar General, Target Up As Market Turns Defensive
Consumer staples thrive as investors brace for economic uncertainty. Retailers Costco, Dollar General, and Target posted gains along with the wider sector. 
Via MarketBeat
General Mills Retreats To The Buy Zone
General Mills retreats to the buy zone following a mixed quarter and tepid guidance that includes earnings growth to support the dividend. 
Via MarketBeat
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