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A surplus of food outbreaks, but no toilet paper shortages (for now)
Entire Country Shitting Explosively from Dirty Lettuce. YOLO Clorox CLX calls $100 8/21 size $22,000
I’m not dying from some fucking hentai virus $CLX
Crude Oil futures indicate a notable decline in oil prices as the year goes on
Why bother holding traditional defensive stocks? They haven't done anything.
Why bother holding traditional defensive stocks? They haven't done anything.
CLX, KO & DTM: Low performing stocks in an inherited IRA
Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - August 28, 2025 📈 📉
Selling a covered call with a 99% chance of success and a 40% annual return!
2023-04-25 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of a Weather Girl
Hot Stocks: TSLA rises on signs of increased demand; CLX, X climb on earnings; SBUX drops
[UPDATE] Option Probabilities on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOG
[UPDATE] Option Probabilities on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOG
Option Probability Updates on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL
Option Probability Updates on SBUX, QCOM, HIG, GILD, F, CLX, AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL
Trade idea: CLX calls for earnings! 🔮👀 Don't say I never threw you a bone🤷🏽♂️
Apple today is a good example why the markets are so hard.
What are your thoughts on "recession proof" stocks like CLX and LMT?
Innocan Pharma's Successful Expansion into Veterinary Services Market Could Mean Handsome Returns for Investors
$INNO InnoCan Pharma Successful Expansion into Veterinary Pharma Sector
$INNO InnoCan Pharma Stands Alone in Targeting the Intersection of Veterinary Services and CBD
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene just disclosed a February 22nd purchase of stock in Lockheed Martin. The stock is up over 20% in the two weeks since her purchase.
$INNO InnoCan Pharma's Promising Expansion into the Veterinary Field
$INNO InnoCan Pharma's Promising Expansion into the Veterinary Field
$INNO InnoCan Pharma's Promising Expansion into the Veterinary Field
Innocan Announces the Execution of a Research & License Agreement with Ramot, the Technology Transfer Company of the Tel Aviv University for Cannabinoids Loaded Exosome Delivery Platform (CLX)
Curious about this: Do stocks that are loser in a generally up year get more sell pressure at the end of the year to write-down losses?
($INNO) ($CDAK) Exosome-CBD Innovation is Bound to be a Gamechanger
2 CBD Stocks to Watch (CSE: INNO)(CSE: AYUR) As Congress Considers Federal Legalization
Innocan Pharma Announces the Filing by Ramot at Tel Aviv University of an International Patent Application for its Unique Cannabinoids Loaded Exosome Delivery Platform (CLX) INNO.CN - InnoCan Pharma Corporation
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These worst-performing stocks could have a leg up in the second half, traders say
CLX stock analysis (Clorox) $BNOW
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DELL can crash like ORCL, NKE, PYPL, HPE , CLX, etc
I set single stocks to 1% of my portfolio and buy quarterly. That’s what I’m doing with CLX
Yall. If you haven’t looked at CLX I suggest you do. When you look at the products they own - it’s a lot more than bleach. That’s the most shocking thing to me.
CLX? I said prior Netflix is worth picking up
reading alot about the fungus spreading to diff states, fixing to load on CLX
no wonder why analyst dislike CLX, they tell the truth and MMs shit on their analysis
CLX bout to splode...with the fungus spreading
How the hell did MCD not go up this morning but CLX didn't even make revenue and it went up ? 😭
Bro I thought CLX was gonna fall today but it's still staying a float 🛟 even though they barely meet earnings expectations 😞
I've had Clorox Stock (CLX) on my watch list for a while. It's been a bit beaten up over the last few years. What do you think of its future?
Oh boy I can't wait for CLX earnings
CLX at 103 breakeven while half the country glued to the toilet, that's the kind of bet I respect
I think people are pivoting to safer stocks. Look at TJX, KMB, CLX, PEP. All green today
Boomer - $KO, $CLX, $WMT, retard $SG
Supply disruptions incoming. Better buy CLX now. GLAD bags will all be holding this IPO.
CLX is the superior form of an HYSA. Or other good dividend stocks.
Long CLX, long pfe, love this
CLX, PFE or similar stocks. Beaten up price but still good companies with strong track record. Or go schd. Perhaps rsp if you think we won't have a recession and the market will eventually broaden out with growth. If the market continues to run the dividends are decent. If the market collapses they both have great dividend histories and will likely pay well through a downturn while the market in general goes down. Tech could continue to run, but history suggests fairly strongly that concentration of the sp500 doesn't last long at these levels. Either the stocks involved collapse back to earth or the rest of the market has to take off in a massive broadening out. Who here thinks conditions are going to support a massive broadening out of the market? Who here thinks the broader market is struggling mightily from a whole host of issues that makes broadening out highly unlikely? The most likely resolution is the AI companies either fall back hard at some point or they trade sideways for a long period of time while the rest of the market slowly expands to shrink the concentration. That could happen soon or in several years or over several years. No idea. But buying those stocks right now is a bet on a different outcome that flies in the face of how concentration gets resolved. That's nothing against the companies themselves, just the stock price and market cap have gotten to absurd levels. NVDA for example is over 5 trillion dollars which is 3x the gdp of Mexico or 1.5x the gdp of France. Think about that for a minute. Are you seriously buying the idea that a single company, any single company should be worth that much relative to the gdp of either of those nations? Just to maintain its market cap that company has to continue to grow at some incredible rate well above the rate of inflation so it's expected to become even bigger relative to the rest of the economy. Idc what company you are that is a fantasy and it will run into trouble long before that price can be justified.
#TLDR --- **Ticker:** SPY, QQQ, CCL, RCL **Direction:** Down (Plummeting faster than your blood oxygen levels) **Prognosis:** Buy SPY & QQQ June Puts, long VIX/UVXY, and hoard Clorox (CLX) & Campbell Soup (CPB). **Catalyst:** 2026 Hantavirus Cruise Ship Boogaloo (Bat Soup 2.0) **OP's Mental State:** Full 2020 Doomer PTSD Speedrun
True but let’s see in a year from now. I think the share price will not go much lower. I did this with MRK last year to hold cash and that went well. But CLX could keep dropping I suppose.
A reminder that Clorox (CLX) has a 5% dividend and is the lowest it has been in many years. I don’t know if it will do as well as semiconductors. But prob better than putting money in HYSA.
To the doomers, if you really think there will be a second pandemic again so soon. Then buy CLX.
Semis going up 18% a day for a month and I'm sitting here wondering if Clorox CLX is a good buy
I've had the same experience before. AMD has a PE of like 150, forward PE isn't too bad, but still - seeing as it's gone up 50% in a week and I was holding a lot of it in a tax advantaged account I went ahead and sold the majority of it. A - I don't like 150 PE. Thankful I tripled my money in a year or so, profit taking time for me (and no taxes for shares in advantaged account). B - Then I can get a decent position on RDDT, CMCSA, and CLX. C - Feel like some of these chip companies may be overbought, like a dot com company but to a narrower group. Forward PE isn't too bad though, but it's not real yet and it's still closer to 30 than 20.
CLX super cheap rn just sayin 👀
Long CLX, CRM, UNH. Short SMH
CLX CLOROX 14 P/E, 5.7% div yield, boomer stock that will be here still after we die. Buy low
I'm buying CLX here. 13 year low. Let's meme ify it
I’m so fucked tommorow I bought CLX calls
CLX Buffett Principle: Be greedy when others are fearful: Clorox is a world-class brand on a rare discount. Staple brand. Everyday demand. Reliable DIVIDEND. Simple, steady, built to last.
All of these were purchased opportunistically, over many years. Those opportunities are gone, they fail the yield test today (except **ABBV**, I’d buy **ABBV**, fantastic compounder). Since last fall I added to or initiated **CLX**, **KMB**, and **BMY** – when they were yielding 5% or more. I think **CLX** and **KMB** are still there. I added to **CLX** earlier this week. I had a GTC order at a hero price that I forgot about. It filled. Sometimes you get lucky.
I added to \*\*CLX\*\* as it drops closer to a 5% yield.
CLX - make bleach great again
$CLX26 Nov oil futures $79.82 Airlines will still keep tickets high to cheat passengers
I think now is a good time to buy CRM, MSFT, AMT, HD, BX, and PG. Maybe ES. BX may be a bit controversial, but the rest are good AND all dipped a bit so you're getting a bit of a sale, which is why I recommend them. MMM and CLX are in dips after recent rallies so might be good to I'm assuming you're saying you don't care about the next ten years but I am sure at some level, you'd be pissed if you lost $ tomorrow, hence I recommend things already down but with good earnings Actually making this list I realized credit card stocks are way down too, maybe AXP is a buy?
Everyone buying call options in BA LMT CLX XOM in pre market
It is all in IRA - so no spending- I'm fairly settled, house, car etc , didn't do this cause I was struggling. Strat has been " what stock would I buy" then go long with an option. Everything was about a yearish out, but when they went up and the option went up more I profited. So except for a IBIT gamble that was a small one, I have been rolling, MRVL, BA, KO, CLX, EWY......now waiting on ADBE to show it won't be crushed by AI. Then I'll get after it.
I shidded for too long and had to use a wet wipe. Calls on $CLX
you should see CL and CLX. I swore they were about to go bankrupt last year. Now nothing changed and they're bubbly as hell
never seen AMZN and MSFT act like this outside of a crash. WTF. Only time I've had a stock act like this outside a crash is CLX last year, but they have serious issues and are in the middle of a turnaround
Hello I am curious if my thought process is reasonable or if it is more speculative. I purchased a CLX Call -Option with an expiration date of 3/20 at a strike price of $125 and Breakeven at $127. I looked back at the average price per share the last three years and factored in the average return over those same three years over the same time span and felt the stock was undervalued based on the market overreacting and their self inflicted loss of revenue. I have studied Finance but there’s a difference between studying and putting it in practice and would appreciate and guidance or advice.
I mean, I am pissed off but I am not a noob at stocks, I've been investing since the exact bottom of the GFC (coincidence, that was when I got my first job with a 401K and that paid enough to save) My issue over-commenting on this is the ridiculous violent changes in narrative. Everyone wanted this stock at $500 then nothing changed and now it's garbage. I've held losses before but the narrative didn't change over night. I held CLX through a 15% crash just a few months ago because I believed a bottom was coming and they were going to turn around. I held utilities through massive losses throughout 2022 when the rate cuts kept getting postponed. Also held CL through big losses when inflation reignited. But those narratives were stable and the media didn't flip flop on the story constantly But this AI narrative shift? Not buying it. There is a nugget of truth in it but it's not this dramatic.
The capex that suddenly because a massive issue last week after not being a problem for years. Everyone is falling victim to Wall St/media narratives. I've held losses before so this is not whining. I owned freaking CL and CLX last year and was down -$2000 on small lots on those at one point. So I have been through losses But this "muh AI spending a problem" is such a narrative. When Wall St./the media overdo a narrative, it often gets reversed one day randomly and everyone says "it was obviously overblown!" For example, I remember being down 7%, 8% on healthcare stocks in maybe 2017 because Jeff Bezos said he wanted to get into the pharmacy business. Many of those stocks recovered over the next month and then everyone was like "that was obviously overblown"
That already happened?! I have been swing trading consumer staples for years and utilities and stocks like AMGN, JNJ, PG, CLX, CL, PEP, KO, all got overpriced/upper end of their ranges so I sold two weeks ago. Where you been!
Not everything is selling off? Transportation sector is going up. CL, CLX, WM, PG There is more to the market than just 7 tech stocks, gold and bitcoin.
I want to let everyone know, there is always opportunity in the market. Sometimes it is easier sometimes it is harder. Step back and look at the market, mag7 is selling off, tech is heading down, what is going up? If people sell what are getting into, bonds don’t pay that much. Transportation sector has gone up. If stocks that have been going up for a year or 2 are now headed down, look for stock that have been going down for a year or 2. (PG, WM, CLX, CL etc.)
If the plan is to own a stock that will increase in value while reinvesting the dividends rather than using it as a cash cow during retirement, then it's a terrible hold. It has been annihilated by the market over over any time frame since at least the year 2000. CLX is a wealth-generation prevention machine. Unless it's being held as a payout for cash, owning VTI, VOO, QQQ, even SCHD, all are far superior holdings.
Anyone else own CLX. It's only down 3% on earnings but it's already cheap. So sick of this shit. it's a choice between way overvalued tech type stocks or real economy stocks that can not go up
Big pivot for GoJo after the Waystar-Royco acquisition. Kidding aside, CLX’s 5 year chart isn’t pretty. The acquisition seems in line with their style of business so net positive but not something that will erase the losses quickly. PE under 20. Good growth recently, tho, could be a good value play for the patient.
I don't know about the deal but more broadly - if someone's retired, I think there's actually probably a couple of decent deals for someone longer-term and seeking income. CLX is one of them.
When i first started buying stocks this was during covid. I bought CLX thinking it was clorox. Stock went up over 400%. I think they were bought out by SMR. One of my best buys.
Some ideas - REITS seem undervalued now. Agree Reality looks like a good pick. Verizon 7% and if they grow you could get capital appreciation too. PG if you get it 135-140. CLX, KMB, CL. Then there’s Oil stocks and MO. Less popular but seem well covered for dividend. Pfizer? Maybe. World Cup is coming up so DEO might get a boost - and the have a new CEO.
I guess you are right, thats why I take a boring bet on CLX
Can anyone tell me why Clorox has performed so utterly terribly this year. It’s a great but now, but dang it’s lower than it’s been in 20 years for a very reputable company with recurring revenue. Ticker: CLX
CLX monies babyyyy uppppies upppies 🤑🤑🤑
CLX run to 120 let’s goooooo BIG BLEACH ENERGY
CLX 105 this week. Free money for all big brains in the house.
Next element to moon is chlorine. Get in on CLX while you still can.
CLX finna pop off baby 🍾 120 in 2wks 🥳
CLX down 22% on the 3mo. Why own shit when you can own a money maker that *is* going to exist in 100 years and just updated their whole line to improve margins 🤔
CLX easy money in 2026 here. BIGLY BULLISH on Clorox sub-100.
Time to catch $LW knives? Down 27% since the ER. I was looking at LW's previous big drops ( 4/4/2024 and 7/24/2024 ). Both times it recovered after double digit % drops [(2) Blake Fischer on X: "@KobeissiLetter Ugly 10-year charts for many consumer sensitive stocks. Which business would you want to own for the next 10 years? 👟 Nike $NKE 🥔 Lamb Weston $LW 🧻 Kimberly Clark $KMB 🧼 Clorox $CLX https://t.co/onqtrhupWu" /](https://x.com/DDBlakeFischer/status/2002169392684282074)
Defensive. KMB CLX CPB KHC ? WEN
CL, CLX, CAG, KMB, VZ, T, V (barely), TDUP, PCG all up, and TGT bc I bought when it dipped at open today
The analysts at Morning Star had CLX as a pick all year. Recently they came out and said they got that wrong. But now it's a buy at $100, they said.
so... CLX calls? sounds like everyone in here's going to be drinking bleach pretty soon
It’s still expensive but the stock has always been. I’ve recently bought KMB CLX both at like $103. Trying to shift more defensively a bit
I would buy CLX, short TGT and do nothing on the rest of your names. It’s not just consumer names, it’s everything except the AI Trade. And look how far off the daily volumes are off on everything except AI.
It’s crazy how red some of those consumer goods stocks are YTD. Target, PG, CL, KMB, CLX
anyone curious why small cap is up so much here's why the basket of quality stocks (real estate, housing, consumer defensives) are at 52-week low because of AI hype, now the liquidity from AI hype is rotating back to value stocks - hence u can see stocks like CLX (fking bleach is up 5%) defensive stocks NEVER ever move more than 1-2% a day, its very clear sign rotation is happening
Fwiw, some of the top consumer products companies like PG, CLX, ENR, EPC, CHD all had crap earnings because consumers are cutting back and buying cheaper laundry detergent. CHD is the worse of them, with very weak brands, and trades at close to 30 PE. Yes. Will be buying poots.
$KHC, $CL $CLX $GIS I'm going balls to the wall on consumer staples cuz they've been going down like, forever and these are solid companies that have been around since I was a lad. Then I'll cry when they continue to go down even more. Dry eyes, wash, repeat.
this market is just beyond ridiculous, never has consumer defensives drop that much % points before historically. KO down 2.5% CLX drop 4% PG down 2% PEP down 3% MDLZ down 5% CL down 2% KMB down 2.5% SJM down 4% KHC down 5% KDP down 5% hello this is consumer defensive stocks that BARELY move 1% point every trading day, wtf is seriously going on, this is unprecedented in the history of S&P
holy shit how are these stocks way below COVID and Apr dump when their earnings are still good LOLOL forward P/E 9 but still dumping seriously?? KHC, CLX, CAG, CL, PG, KDP
I'm jumping into safe dividend stocks for a while (CLX, VZ, KMB, PEP). And I'm holding a fair amount of cash.
I do say that about those as well. I'm YOLO into to CLX at the moment
Shitty stocks updated 2.0: AMZN, KMB, CLX, ADBE, CMCSA, META, LULU, PYPL, SNAP, XYZ, BA, BULL, KLAR
Shitty stocks updated: AMZN, KMB, CLX, ADBE, CMCSA, META, LULU, PYPL, SNAP, XYZ, BA
Worlds shittest movement stocks: AMZN, KMB, CLX, ADBE, CMCSA, META, LULU, PYPL
AMZN, KMB, CLX, ADBE, CMCSA, META dogshit stocks
CLX and KVUE . Clorox and Tylenol.
CLX, every single time tech dips all in Clorox. It's the most reliable thing I trade
I went all in CLX and COST I'm so ready
Cramer ultra bol today... I just loaded the truck with Clorox CLX