The charts of the snack maker are sending positive signals.
The forces that benefited shares of companies such as Peloton Interactive and Clorox may not sustain them once the impact of the virus subsides.
Earnings for the tobacco company are set for Thursday.
Even after a solid 2020, this company has laid the groundwork for a successful 2021.
The consistent annual dividend increases by this quartet even during bad times make them good income-investing bets going forward.
Long histories of annual dividend increases make Hormel Foods and McCormick & Co. attractive income plays.
There is a limited price history with the company, which went public in August, but aggressive traders could probe its long side.
The safe and stable food sector is a comforting option for investors to consider now.
Food company General Mills is benefiting as more consumers work from home and dine out less.
I'm in no rush to pay up for a long position.
These names are displaying both technical and quantitative deterioration.
We focus on Colgate-Palmolive, Procter & Gamble and Kimberly-Clark to assess their payout prospects.
Our latest technical analysis and trading strategy on the maker of Spam and Skippy.
We believe BBY can still work higher after a brief falling on Tuesday.
Traders could use a dip closer to the $170 area to become a buyer or add to existing long positions.
Unilever has a clean history of delivering dividends, even when economic bubbles burst.
The whole group has run and the guidance from Clorox does show, more than anything, that nobody knows.
One of the first things to do when the market starts showing signs of weakness is to look for areas ignored during the rally phase.
This is one big name that appears to be in the sweet spot at the moment.
And there is a particular Brazilian ETF that is worth exploring if you want to take advantage of rising commodity prices and the falling U.S. dollar.
I like KO, especially as the value vs. tech trade plays out.
These top stocks -- including the largest publicly traded company focusing on avocados -- are helping to keep both stay-at-home diners and investors satisfied.
Could it be that money is beginning to flow from tech to consumer staples like this household name?
In an investing climate marked by great uncertainty, this name is generating excellent financial results and rewarding its shareholders with rising dividends.
The shares of the maker of Chef Boyardee and Birds Eye products look as though they could warm up after trading sideways in recent weeks.
This area of investing is much larger than just food and drinks and includes health care products of all sorts -- including Patterson Companies.
Here's how to play the irrational sell-off in United Natural Foods.
For investors willing to take a higher level of relative risk, the potential rewards could be significant here.
The shares are easier to buy than is the food in New York at this time.
The technical signals for the producer of packaged foods are largely positive and point to litte overhead resistance for its shares.
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