Low vol. sectors have seen flows inflect positively in November. We think Staples have regained luster as a defensive hedge, particularly because a lot of bad news has already been priced into the stocks since August highs.
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With a challenged consumer, the Staples sector is the one legacy low vol. sector we’ve avoided this month.
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Staples grades out as the weakest sector in our process facing both technical and fundamental headwinds at present.
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Despite our inclination to add more lower vol. exposures to the portfolio in September, Staples stocks have been under pressure from tariff implementation as there’s been an inability to pass new input cost increases on to the consumer.
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Not much to like about Staples on the surface, but near-term oversold conditions make it a good hedge for bullish positioning as defensive rotation and outperformance often happens from a starting point of oversold conditions.
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Investor risk appetite remains firm, and we’ve taken a tactical underweight in the consumer staple sector as a result
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Staples remains the highest scoring low vol. sector in our process. We are overweight in June.
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Please click the link below for our views on technical, fundamental and economic developments driving the Consumer Staples as we start May. Consumer Staples Sector May Outlook
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Please click the link below for our views on technical, fundamental and economic developments driving the S&P 500 Consumer Staples Sector as we start April. Consumer Staples Sector April Outlook
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Coca-Cola (KO) reported Q4 EPS of $0.55 ex-items, surpassing FactSet’s estimate of $0.52. Revenue came in at $11.50B, ahead of the estimated $10.68B. Organic revenue growth was +14%, with unit case volume rising 2%. For Q1, KO expects a 3%-4% currency headwind and a 2%-3% impact from structural changes. FY2025 guidance includes 2%-3% EPS growth
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