People tend to demand consumer staples at a relatively constant level, regardless of price, says Michele Schneider of Marketgauge.com. Therefore, consumer staples typically are good market hedges in market corrections, she explains. Consumer staple stocks have underperformed the broader market over the past year. In consumer staples, you get paid a yield and invest in a low volatility sector during uncertainty, says Dory Wiley of Commerce Street Holdings. He likes Target (TGT) and Boston Beer (SAM). He also gives his value picks BG and KR. He discusses dividend aristocrats. They also give their ETF staples picks. Tune in for the full discussion.