Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN-N)

This is thought of as the chicken giant, but they’re also big in pork and beef. They are going through a transformation that started a number of years ago where they are moving up the value chain where people want food on the go. Doing a good job of putting products into convenience stores, etc. She is expecting them to just continue on with their plan which will result in a higher share price. (Analysts' price target is $80.)

They are currently being sued by the government because of price collusion, working with the other meat suppliers to keep prices high. Also, the supply of meat in general is high. This has a very high free cash flow yield.

(Top Pick Feb 25/16, Down 6%) They have some interesting assets and it is an attractive place to be. They will make more acquisitions in the next 2 or 3 years. It is a difficult space. There is no revenue growth for anyone.

Has been a yoyo over the last year. They had headline risk that they manipulated chicken prices. They are the largest chicken producer. He refers SAFM-Q because their valuation is cheaper and they are smaller.

In a volatile market and a slowing economy, it is usually consumer stocks that perform well, especially food stocks. She is betting that this stock will get re-rated. Hormel (HRL-N) is trading at 30X earnings, but is not expecting this one to get re-rated to that. This is currently at 16X and just reported a phenomenal quarter. Making acquisitions which diversifies away from their commodity products and getting more into branded products. Not only will the margins improve, but the predictability will also improve. Dividend yield of 0.9%.