Commodity price tracking suggests lower dairy and grain costs ahead, a net positive for Kraft Heinz’s margin outlook and thus strengthening the KHC stock forecast. Investors should also take note of any recent adjustments to analyst estimates for Kraft Heinz. Such recent modifications usually signify the changing landscape of near-term business trends. Consequently, upward revisions in estimates express analysts' positivity towards the company's business operations and its ability to generate profits. Sekera: Let’s kind of break it up into two different ways to think about it. Personally, I’m finding it this is a very difficult time to have a lot of conviction in the market outlook. As we talked about at the beginning of the show, labor markets are just especially ugly. Inflation continues to keep you ticking upward. Our economist is still forecasting that the rate of economic growth is going to slow over the next four quarters and not bottom out until the second quarter of 2026. When I look at earnings and the economy, I mean both have been bolstered by spending on artificial intelligence. That’s kind of what’s really kept things going here over the past couple of quarters. All of that kind of makes me kind of really concerned about where we should think about the market going here. But offsetting that, we’re still looking for the economy to grow. We’re still looking for no recession. Long-term interest rates are decreasing. That helps make a lot of the other parts of the market now look better. We expect the Fed’s going to start easing monetary policy here. That will help bolster the economy. They’ll be going over the next couple of quarters. While my gut might be telling me it’s a good time to sell, certainly a good time, you have to take some profits. Valuations overall are telling me, “You know what, Dave, you still have to hold here.” Valuation of the overall market is trading at fair value, trading equal to a composite of our fair value estimates across the broad market. But considering some of the areas that are overvalued, some of the areas that are undervalued, I think positioning, while it’s always important, is especially important today, especially if we’re to have any kind of historical market selloff that oftentimes we see in September. Given the solid dividend yield of 4.4%, the KHC stock forecast for income-focused portfolios remains positive. Price oscillations between $33.80 and $35.50 suggest accumulation patterns before a possible Q4 rally.