Conagra (NYSE: CAG) shares are at rock bottom in early Q3 2025, offering an ideal entry for buy-and-hold investors. Although headwinds persist for the entire consumer staples sector, the company’s business contraction has come to an end, and repositioning efforts have positioned it to return to growth in FY2026. It will take time for the turnaround to gain traction; until then, the 7% dividend is reliably safe, offering income investors with a long-term time horizon some incentive to buy.
The price action is bearish following the release, shaving 5% off the share price and setting a new long-term low. The market may continue to sell off, but oversold stochastic and divergence in the MACD suggest this market is overextending and setting up for a rebound.
