Pilgrims Pride Corp

These no-moat names are all up twice as much as the market this year, yet are trading in 4- and 5-star range.

Headwinds abound, but the poultry producer is poised to benefit from recent tie-ups.

Even with enhanced scale, the company (and the industry as a whole) is still at the mercy of the commodity markets.

We see new growth avenues for CPG companies and online retailers.

Although growth remains sluggish, opportunities in consumer defensive stocks are still available for selective investors.

This chicken processor looks attractive today due to its significant opportunity in Mexico and as consumers continue to focus on healthier eating.

Despite tepid near-term growth prospects amid an intensely competitive landscape, pockets of value remain.

While breaking up has proved valuable for peers, we think lagging pricing power and profits will dim ConAgra’s prospects.

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Cost-cutting remains a focus amid continued slowing growth, but the sector is overvalued on the whole.

Pilgrim's Pride should benefit from growing consumption of chicken domestically and abroad.

With roughly two thirds of this sector enjoying a narrow or wide economic moat, we continue to find pockets of opportunity when short-term concerns outweigh our forecasted long-term growth trajectories.

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