Let's see what makes an 'aisle' of stocks hot and what makes another messy -- and what I'd suggest you put in your cart.
The charts of the maker of snack foods aren't looking as tasty as they did a few months back.
The company behind a diverse roster of shelf and frozen foods sports a big dividend, but that payout may not last because of its large debt.
The technical signals for Clorox suggest more downside ahead, while Coca-Cola looks like it's preparing to head higher.
Both stocks have been underperformers.
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.