General Mills Stock Is Down 30%, and Wall Street Analysts Keep Cutting Their Price Targets. Here's Why History Says They

Shares of General Mills (NYSE: GIS) are down around 30% over the past year. That's way worse than the average consumer staples stock, which is up nearly 10% over the same span. Wall Street is very downbeat on General Mills right now. While no analyst cut its rating on the company after it reported fiscal first-quarter 2027 earnings, only three analysts rate it a buy. But if history is any guide, the food maker will eventually get back on track. Here's why you may want to buy it despite Wall Street's negative view. Image source: Getty Images.

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