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With recession fears rising, low-beta consumer staples like PM, NOMD and ZVIA stand out with strong earnings growth and favorable Zacks Rank.

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April's whipsaw market volatility has calmed in May, following the U.S.-China tariff truce. Vulnerabilities persist, however, with the Q1 GDP contraction, Moody's credit downgrade, and a softening housing market. Recession risk remains elevated despite reduced forecasts, with potential deterioration if the 90-day tariff suspension ends without a resolution.

Three low-beta stocks flying-high in 2025 are: PM, SFM, NEM.

Philip Morris leads in terms of its global growth and its smoke-free future strategy, making it a strong long-term buy.

Ideally, investing is like making good BBQ: it takes time, but if you do it right and leave it alone, the results are undeniably delectable. The right stocks could create generational wealth over decades while you sleep well at night.

Sin stocks stir debate, but their steady returns, strong margins and recession resistance make them smart, long-term plays for performance-focused investors.

The stock market has been incredibly volatile this year, registering a nearly 20% fall from February highs before bouncing back with a roughly 20% gain since President Donald Trump's sweeping tariff announcement in April. Two of the three major indexes entered bear market territory at one point.

During the first quarter, billionaire investor Philippe Laffont of Coatue Management added one of my favorite stocks to his portfolio: Philip Morris International (PM 0.73%). The tobacco company has the rare combination of being a growth stock in a defensive industry.

The artificial intelligence rally over the past two and a half years, led by the so-called Magnificent 7, was remarkable if you owned those stocks.