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V-shaped bottom, strong reversal likely NYSE:HSY Hershey is looking at a potential bottoming out after showing strong bullish breakaway gap on 6th Feb 2025, first sign of a strong bottom rebound. Furthermore, the stock has formed a v-shaped bottom pattern and recent bullish candle has closes above the ichimoku's cloud, making the latest sign of a strong bullish confirmation based on ichimoku signal. Long-term MACD has shown a clear return of bullish momentum after 1.) A crossover at the bottom and 2.) Histogram is positive. Stochastic OScillator rose and has closed confirmed the oversold crossover and bullish momentum. 23-period ROC is rising. We believe that HSY will likely stage a strong rebound as the weekly chart shows clear ending of the ABC corrective structure. Furthermore, 14-period RSI in the weekly chart shows a clear confirmation of a bullish divergence.
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by William-trading
$HSY: A Potential Bargain for Dividend InvestorsThe chocolate giant NYSE:HSY might be approaching a price bottom ahead of Thursday's earnings The stock of The Hershey Company ( NYSE:HSY ) has now triggered my favorite technical indicator, a Bollinger Bands and RSI oversold signal on a weekly chart (see Chart 1) This suggests that we might see a price reversal soon if the company effectively addresses its current challenges Earnings Expectations and Volatility: The options market anticipates a price movement of approximately +/-3.8% following Thursday's earnings Recent Price Pressures: - Surging Cocoa Prices: Cocoa prices have skyrocketed (see Chart 2), but I believe this might be a bubble ready to burst as such short-term sharp rises are usually not sustainable - Declining Demand: There's been a noticeable decrease in sweets consumption, influenced by the rising trend of weight loss medications. I can't imagine that humanity will be deprived of sweets forever 😅 Fundamental Insights: Chart 3 highlights key financial metrics for NYSE:HSY : - Market Capitalization: ~$30 billion - Cash Reserves: Approximately $600 million - Debt: $5.6 billion, indicating a manageable financial structure for a company of Hershey's stature to weather further market turbulence - P/E Ratio: Now at 17, which starts to look appealing - Dividend Yield: At 3.7%, it's particularly attractive for European investors seeking income Investment Considerations: Given that this potential reversal signal appears on a weekly chart, expect significant volatility around the earnings announcement Also the bottoming process can take several months and a capitulation event after earnings could be possible However, with these signals, an attempt at a price recovery around earnings seems quite probable
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by OfficerDonut
HSY - Long term opportunityI tend to focus on technical plays. I like Hershey here, but more so for fundamental reasons. Management's recent earnings forecast is solid; management also tends to be conservative in estimates. The company certainly faces headwinds that shouldn't be ignored - continued inflation, the attention weight loss drugs are getting, and cocoa prices are at multi-decade highs. Current PE is 19.64 while the historical PE ratio over the last five years is 24.75. That's 26% above where it currently stands. There may be some further downside, but I think ultimately much of the risk is priced into the stock. HSY pays a dividend, but I don't see the yield at 2.6% as very material. Alas, even on long-term buys, I focus on technical indicators to support the timing of entry. In this case, we have a stock at a 24-month low sitting at strong support. The MACD is showing positive divergence, as well. I plan to play this by writing aggressive near the money puts in the volume shelf. Should I take ownership, I'll write covered calls. Not a recommendation.
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by ChartEnvy
Do you like chocolate? (HSY)NYSE:HSY Came up on my alerts last Friday (see below) as a Spike of Volume Profile Support. Price rallied from the Spike almost immediately but has since returned for an opportunity to take this trade. Since the Volume Profile POC is based on the Weekly trend from COVID low > All Time High this trade can be setup as a long term position with the Risk management laid out in the chart above. I would call this an attempt to catch a bottom in the "Valley of Risk" that the stock is currently within. The above chart is the 30 minute timeframe Spike that triggered the alert. This trade never came back before reaching the 3:1 target. However, we can consider the 2 hour timeframe for more tactical risk management as it is still valid: Managing risk on the 2 Hour timeframe gives a tight stop just below the Spike low. At which point we can derisk.
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by norok
HSY Trends, Price targets, projectionsLots of talk around this one. Makes sense with swing state Michigan and F probably having a similar issue Either way, they make some good candy Long term has been historically really good Long term doesn't predict future I'm leaving this mostly neutral because I have an idea/guess to the heading but I'm not at all confident in that. If you want to know, leading towards bullish, barely. All depends on which trends start to break out and confirm movements and which price targets. Either way, timing is weird for a swing state which may mean absolutely nothing, but still. Weird enough to question. Push all politics aside, Do they make something good, lasting and sells itself? Do you believe in it long term enough that even should you screw up a trade, you're backed up in the bullish direction. When to enter? Again, I'm just not sure at the moment. Good luck and hope this chart might help!
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by nicktussing77
Hershey ready to moveI took a position in hershey for a few reasons. One is that it is at the bottom of the range, second is that it is showing bullish divergence on the MACD, and third is because the price of COCOA looks to me as if it is on its way to test the 200 week SMA (50%) down. Cocoa down 50% will be a direct tailwind for this company. All things considered above, you can also say that at 18 p.E this is a relatively cheap stock relative to the rest of the market, and it is indeed growing EPS at a fairly good rate. Brand is solid as well.
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by MikeMM
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Hershey 41924Hershey in a clear bottom of the range and buy zone. I see it moving higher where many are calling it lower bc of cocoa prices. I just see it doing the opposite of what the herd believes. Bullish af on REAL THINGS and chocolate is a huge industry that will grow. When times get tough, ppl always seek out comfort . Hershey is that comfort. In a crazy scenario it could follow cocoa not get pushed down further esp if cocoa backs off and remains stable. The buck passed down to the customer who always pays it
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by BrandonrG
Hershey Company Unveils Aggressive Cost-Cutting MeasuresThe Hershey Company (NYSE: NYSE:HSY ) has announced a two-year restructuring program aimed at generating substantial cost savings. This initiative comes in response to recent quarterly performance that fell short of Wall Street expectations, coupled with concerns about consumer spending trends and rising input costs. The maker of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups plans to trim approximately $300 million in pre-tax expenses through the restructuring effort. While this news initially boosted investor sentiment, it highlights the challenges facing Hershey ( NYSE:HSY ) in navigating a competitive landscape with shifting consumer behaviors and economic uncertainties. The restructuring, expected to impact less than 5% of the company's workforce, will entail up to $60 million in severance expenses. Hershey ( NYSE:HSY ) is committed to optimizing operational efficiency and agility in the face of evolving market dynamics. However, Hershey's struggles are not isolated. Industry peer, Mondelez International (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:MDLZ ), also reported volume declines in the fourth quarter. Both companies cite factors such as inflation and price hikes deterring consumer spending on indulgent treats like chocolates and candies. Future Outlook Looking ahead, Hershey's outlook for 2024 remains cautious, with projected net sales growth of 2% to 3% year-on-year falling short of analyst estimates. Similarly, adjusted earnings per share are anticipated to remain flat compared to the previous year, a departure from analysts' expectations of growth. CEO Michele Buck has attributed these conservative forecasts to anticipated challenges, including elevated cocoa prices exerting pressure on profit margins. Despite the tempered outlook, Hershey ( NYSE:HSY ) remains committed to delivering value to its shareholders, evidenced by a 15% increase in quarterly dividends. The company boasts a global workforce of approximately 18,075 full-time and 1,790 part-time employees, underscoring its significance as a major employer. Conclusion: The Hershey Company's ( NYSE:HSY ) unveiling of a comprehensive cost-cutting initiative amidst lackluster forecasts highlights the complex realities facing consumer goods companies in today's volatile market environment. As it embarks on this ambitious restructuring journey, Hershey ( NYSE:HSY ) remains focused on enhancing operational efficiency, adapting to evolving consumer preferences, and delivering long-term value to stakeholders in the face of formidable challenges.
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by DEXWireNews
HERSHEY: $195 multi Generational Wealth Stockthe undisputed chocolate of the world popularize on TV when Soldiers give; that chocolate bar as an icebreaker to be friend or immerse with the locals in a conflicted coountry a treat everybody loves Cap at $40bn cocoa at $3474 from $2k; demand is at all time highs extensive network of distribution and acquisition for growth and a new CTO installed coming from Google to cater to the Tiktok Generation of the future Mr. Beast is an opportunity to enter while price is dumping definitely a TRADE not an investment and maybe when MR Beast goes Public could be the Hershey of next Generation
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by senyor
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