As many packaged food companies start to stumble and sputter, Tyson Foods (NYSE:TSN) appears to be picking up steam. With generally solid volume and pricing trends across the business and lower feed costs boosting margins, Tyson is starting to draw the “it's different this time” bullish arguments. It's hard to argue with a stock that has nearly doubled over the past year, and management's guidance sounds pretty solid, but investors buying today need to hope for strong grain harvests and restrained competition going forward.
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Wednesday, August 7, 2013
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