Conagra Brands Inc

Packaged food companies to announce earnings, and data on personal income and spending for November will be released.

The company's a pioneer in plant-based meat, but competition is set to intensify.

We're watching news from Nike, AutoZone, and more, with economic data releases set for Friday.

We upgraded the economic moat ratings of two stocks last month--and downgraded the ratings of two others.

We're watching the release of several consumer data points as well as earnings from Walgreens, Conagra, and General Mills.

These low- and medium-uncertainty stocks are trading at the largest discounts to our fair value estimates.

We plan to trim our fair value estimate as we temper our near-term sales and profitability forecast for Pinnacle.

Though the market is slightly overvalued, our analysts are finding pockets of opportunity.

Although growth has continued to languish, investors should keep competitively advantaged names in the consumer defensive space on their shopping lists.

Lackluster fundamentals and competitive pressures persist, but fail to warrant the recent retreat in shares.

These stocks are all in the red this year yet continue to trade above our estimates of their fair value.

General Mills, Conagra, Walgreens, and Monsanto are also expected to report earnings, and the Fed will be watching consumption data.

We examined the nearly 500 holdings in the Morningstar US Value Index and found some solid stocks at great prices, and others that look too expensive.

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.

This ETF's approach may be simple, but its low fee gives it a durable edge.

Home Depot's recent strength is impressive, but TJX and Wal-Mart could be better values for investors. Plus, railroads look to tie up.

We dropped our value estimate in the wake of the automaker's emissions scandal. Plus, Caterpillar and ConAgra under pressure, and more.

As credit spreads have tightened on a nearly continuous trend over the past year, they are becoming richly valued relative to their historical average.

In the battle between consumer product firms and retailers, has the competitive edge shifted?