Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN)

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Falling input costs will improve profit margins

Despite volatile food prices, Tyson's income is staying fairly steady. Their gross margin is very slim, but their net profit is still above water. A strong balance sheet for debt coverage helps, as well as a small dividend.

Chicken producer's greatest cost is grain for feed and these costs will be up for 2013. However, chicken prices may likely be disproportionately higher. As a result of the 2012 drought, protein producers of beef, pork and chickens have reduced production. This should result in lower protein availability and higher prices. Check out current chicken prices by searching for:

USDA Weekly National Whole Broiler/Fryer Report

This company will really conquer the S&P 500 performance. This weeks for sure. Let's celebrate.

Buy after dip!

Chicken parts for biofuel

Consistent earnings, strong brand name, still plenty of room for international growth. Throw in some margin improvement, and you could have a Buffetesque investment.

Tyson is growing by the day while more companies ask for their chicken. Tyson is a company that cannot go bankrupt because as the world reaches 7 million 2 weeks ago that means more people eating chicken!

chix needed worldwide and Japan

Russians are about to start eating Chicken. Expansion will be good for Tyson

4/12 screen #2: percentile and CS

speculating.

interesting stock
but ps is low
no data for return on equity

Fully integrated food producer. Moving from poultry into beef and pork to more diversify and protect against fickle consumer tastes. Evenly exposed to "bird flu / swine flu / mad cow disease" periodic panics! Recently brought back retired management to redirect company in hopefully right direction.

Concern about their red meat operations, do not think their brand will do well

good chicken

Food is not going down in price, if anything it is going up. So long as fuel prices do not sky-rocket again I see no reason that this stock will not regain its former level

Tyson is an attractive buy. It is a good company with a decent dividend. I would buy at this level and hold for several years. It won't be a quick gainer, but in the long run it will be a good solid investment.

Someone will have to fill Pilgrim's Pride's orders.