1. Hershey's stock experienced volatility due to takeover speculation, but has resumed its downtrend driven by contracting sales and higher margins. 2. Despite headwinds, Hershey remains a leading confectionary brand with a solid revenue stream and a forward dividend yield of 3.24%. 3. Its current problems could be temporary or can be fixed, and the author rates Hershey a 'buy' near potential support at $160-162.
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