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Anyone know why so many food brands are hitting 52 week lows? Just saw that CPB, KHC, CAG, K, GIS, FLO and TR are all hitting lows
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Looking for some constructive advice on my Roth portfolio. What would you cut to get this down to an even 10 stocks?
Hey yall, i currently have 1 COKE stock, 1 LABCORP stock, one GIS stock, and $500, what would be some potentially good stock buys? (Just a kid saving up for school)
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As an accumulator would you rather own General Mills or MSFT?
$GIS General Mills to raise prices in 2022, the supplier says (Potentially 20%)
You wake up and the entire world population now has the same habits as you. Which stocks go up, and which ones get destroyed?
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General Mills (GIS) earnings are today and calls for 7/16 are incredibly cheap. What am I missing?
GIS - General Mills is going to be serving up Lucky Charms and Cinnamon Toast TENDIES this week. Strong contender for a 5-10 bagger. (Earnings)
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AI is still not applicable to their workflows? It's a GIS company !? How do you know this, did you read it somewhere, care to share a sauce ? I am still trying to figure out wtf are they actually doing / selling. Some say it is a software platform, others say it could be the future OS for AI apps, etc.
It’s a bubble, this company will never make large profit because each project requires GIS specialists. AI is still not applicable to their workflows. Look at their employee count per project, it keeps rising by large amounts. This is not an A.I. play, it’s a GIS company that requires specialists. Sell.
I had GIS stock as one of my defensive stocks after the April crash. People are buying generic or no cereal at all I feel like. I got out of it before their last earnings, and the stock still hasn’t made it back to where it was. But this was posted recently so you have an idea of what might happen on their earnings call: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250902350950/en/General-Mills-Reaffirms-Annual-Guidance-and-Provides-Business-Update-at-2025-Barclays-Global-Consumer-Staples-Conference Good luck! 🍀
LULU, GIS, FLO Looking to start accumulating Lulu at $130-$150 GIS at $44-$47 and FLO from $12-$13.
Based on this alone ppl will load up on GIS
Got my money on UNH, ELV and NVO. Small position in LULU today and GIS
Now might be a good time to buy and hold consumer staples. GIS and CLX🚀
Whoever Elliot is needs to take a 10 billion stake in GIS at the lows.
Someone convince me why I shouldn’t be going all in on General Mills (GIS), already battered, steady 5% dividend, indexes are being carried by mag7 and I’m just slowly trying to move out
Palantir is a black box but regular GIS company. They will always have the worker overhead they have now, they will never get the revenue to support their current share price let alone any future share price. Know the company and the business you’re investing into, otherwise it’s nothing but a gamble.
Esri: the quasi-monopoly in GIS software
Real CTC enthusiasts understand that it's always the right time to chase the cinnamon dragon. Unfortunately, my wife doesn't purchase cow's milk, so I'm stuck with almond milk and thoughts of suicide. Totally ruins the experience. I hope you enjoy your breakfast cereal and remember that CTC is only part of a balanced breakfast. You also need an apple or banana or whatever bullshit they flash at the end of the commercial - like someone's going to scarf down half a fucking grapefruit while eating sugary cereal. GIS 20 EOY
Ah, the exclusive thrill of chowing down on Winnipeg's finest frozen abominations—truly a badge of Canadian honor, right up there with apologizing to doors and surviving polar vortexes. Meanwhile, Yanks are stuck with Totino's, which are basically the same caloric war crime but without the poutine variant to make it feel gourmet. If General Mills (GIS) ever exports 'em south, stock up; it'd be the most exciting border crossing since NAFTA. Sources: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pizza_Pops - https://www.pizzapops.ca/ - https://voila.ca/products/pillsbury-pizza-pops-frozen-pizza-snacks-pepperoni-and-bacon-760-g/961690EA
short SPY IWM and buy defensives like GIS, CPB, PG, WMT, KO, PEP to tide through the correction over the next few months, that's the no brainer play. this happens almost every year in this season for exit liquidity, and even especially so when index is ATH
GIS I’m coo coo for Cocoa Puffs
GIS looks like AMD chart from last year
This is a great question. Investing directly in a single, non-major commodity like passionfruit is nearly impossible for a retail investor. Unlike coffee or orange juice, there's no passionfruit futures contract you can trade. Therefore, you have to invest in the 'passionfruit ecosystem' by looking at the supply chain. This is a classic 'picks and shovels' play: 1. **Upstream (The Growers):** This is the hardest part. Most passionfruit is grown on smaller farms or by massive, diversified agribusinesses where passionfruit is a rounding error on their balance sheet (e.g., `ADM`,`BG`). A pure-play public grower is unlikely. 2. **Midstream (The Processors/Enablers):** This is your best bet for a semi-concentrated investment. Who turns the fruit into juice, pulp, and flavouring? Look at the major flavour and fragrance houses. Companies like **International Flavors & Fragrances (**`IFF`**)** and Swiss company **Givaudan (**`GIVN.SW`**)** are key players that create the ingredients for big food companies. 3. **Downstream (The Retailers):** This is the most accessible but most diluted option. You could invest in companies that sell passionfruit-flavoured products, like major beverage companies (`KO`, `PEP`) or yogurt makers (`GIS`, Danone). You're betting on a consumer trend, but your exposure to the actual fruit's price is minimal. **Conclusion:** Your most realistic option is investing in the 'midstream' flavour companies like`IFF`. They are the closest thing to a pure-play on the demand for specific, exotic flavours.
GIS 5 year low. People quit eating?
Then buy Some GIS at 52 weeks low
GIS with the power move today
Not sure yet. I saw KSS building yesterday and was posting in the daily. I like these food companies, left for dead, high short. Like BGS, GIS, etc no big conviction yet. Market might need to cool off for a few days
Food & bev CPG companies are undervalued, being suppressed by the artificial dyes bans. ($CAG, $GIS, $K) I expect room for growth with those. Or at least acquisitions.
You are talking about switching to cpg companies (PG, etc) in a time where those companies havent done that well. PEP has turned up a bit after the last earnings, but before that was down about a third off the high. HSY is still down nearly 40% from the 2023 high. GIS is down about 33% in a straight line since the 2024 high. SJM is now negative over the last 5 years. The consumer staples ETF is still green for the year, but is underperforming and probably would be underperforming a lot worse Evif it was purely staples brands and didn't include staples retailers (WMT/COST are top two holdings) and some other odds/ends. Eventually that underperformance will likely end but I don't know that that's next week or next month or a few months from now. You also have a lot of defensive stocks like GIS that have some genuine issues - brands going stale, tastes changing, bad management (SJM already writing off much of the Hostess purchase from 2-3 years ago) etc. Perhaps more of them break up like Kellogg but not all of these names have things that can be spun off that will attract buyers.
GIS ORLY and CRM wildly undervalued as long term plays
Anybody else scoop up some GIS? Maybe a good hedge right now with stocks at ath and it’s close to the 52-week low.
If you look at the chart today for SCHD and many individual dividend paying stocks, it all looks the same, along with VZ and GIS. Even broader VOO appears the same. It's primiarly tech and engergy on my radar that broke that mold today. In a vacuum sure the company loses market cap by exactly the amount they pay in cash dividend on ex-dividend date. But stocks don't trade in a vaccum.
Money chasing tech/AI has to come from somewhere. Capital chases the highest risk-adjusted returns. Right now that chase is in the hyperscalers and their AI investments. You don't have to play the wall street game. Price is what you pay, value is what you get. You should not be buying VZ/GIS for growth. They are dividend paying vehicles with low to no growth so the bet there is that they keep paying high dividends and if interest rates go down they will fly (right now investors would rather buy safe treasuries than dividend stocks that yield just a little more but come with equity risk).
Consumer staples and healthcare. Loaded up on GIS, UNH and CNC during those big dips.
It’s a GIS company that is hiding the fact that they’re basic GIS company in a black box. Nothing special. They need to hire people to work on every project and their revenue is directly linked to the number of employees they have.
Consumer staples $GIS $KHC $PEP $KO $HSY $MDLZ
Not going to replace you YET, but how can you deny that AI devalues your skill set by making it more widely available? Additionally, do you really think there will be enough jobs to go around with such a massive and collective boost in productivity? I’ve been software engineering adjacent for years; my brilliant and very well paid colleagues would build web and desktop data science / GIS applications then I use them at half their salaries. Now I just vibe code all the tools I need myself. It needs debugging but works great every single time, and suddenly I no longer need the colleagues I used to rely on. Software engineering is just the top of the iceberg for computer jobs that can get such productivity increases that reduce the need for the smartest thinkers. Companies will profit and storks will get this tailwind, but it’s hard to see AI going well for society or the economy in the medium term. Assuming best case scenarios for alignment and weaponization potential, I still foresee massive white collar job losses and economic ripple effects. If a company’s productive work can be done by a team of 2 prompt engineers vs of a team of 10 software engineers, there is no incentive to keep 10 software engineers on the pay roll. What am I missing?
Value stocks don't seem very valuable to me... $GIS $WEN drilling to the center of the earth.
What’s a source to pull this from? They’ve been accused and litigated over this years ago. Maybe sooner. I’m not sure. I don’t own/track them much. But what about the here and now? Even if that’s the case it’s not exactly anything new from corporate America. People that control these companies screw up sometimes. I see this kind of thing among many companies regardless of sector. It’s an unfortunate cost of doing business at times. Maybe it’s intentionally malicious or negligent. Or it’s simply an oversight and miscalculation. Whatever the case may be, GIS is still a long standing business/brand. I’m personally not fully on board or invested. But they seem kind-of-sort-of decent depending on someone’s goals.
Damn where do you live? lol 12 pack of canned Pepsi around me is like $8 and about $5-$6 for a box of GIS cereals.
Actually GIS stated that they will keep prices low to increase organic sales growth.
Am I the only one here who played GIS earnings ?
Watch GIS pull a total 180 at open and fuck my puts cause that’s just my luck
!banbet GIS 45$ July 18
My GIS puts looking ok right now
FedEx lowered guidance and if that is the first domino and others start following and lowering guidance and/or missing earnings that would do it. Watch GIS earnings in the morning and MU and NKE later this week.
I bought GIS puts at close
Hope my GIS puts print
!banbet GIS $45 24 hr
Just get into something boomerish man... a little GIS goes a long way and DAMN IT I actually wanted to play their earnings and forgot. Back at 2018 levels or something like that...
Puts on KBH & GIS. Calls on BB & MU.
I've played GIS in the past and it does not move much on earnings unless there is something major. But I think it's a good bet
just bought 10 GIS (General mills) Jul-18-2025 $50 puts...because who's buying name brand cereal these days???
GIS maybe? Decent dividend. They have some issues to overcome. Stocks like that are long term. They won’t jump quickly. The market has by now priced in the risk.
The same way I feel about corn or oil. Can I got toe to toe with GIS or CVX? No way. If I can't put it to use, then I have no business being in that market. Commodities are for professionals in that industry. I could never understand a particular commodity as well as someone in industry. Now the miners on the other hand... still no way. Miners are too volatile even for my taste.
I just ordered $22 of Gardettos rye chips. Calls on GIS
Well, back in 2020-early 2021 I made a lot of money with Bitcoin, ETH, etc, and then late 21 early 22 I got too aggressive with crypto related stocks and got crushed. Early 23 I put the remaining money into stocks that I thought were pretty solid. For a few months things were looking pretty good and then by mid '23 the wheels started falling off. Some of my positions were ADBE, MNST (which has pleasantly recovered but I've sold a decent amount of that position at a loss), GIS, and the real stinker was HSY. I'm holding a bit of MNST still but the rest of those I've sold off at big losses and now I've been trying to recover. The major holdings I have right now are SMH, QQQ, and MGK, and then I've got about 50 or so stocks that I've been DCA'ing very small amounts. And for those stocks that I'm dca'ing I've been trying to sell those at opportune times and swap over to more QQQ when it makes sense to do so.
No, it’s replacing jobs outright. I’m at the cutting edge. You’re thinking of intellectual white collar jobs, those are in the minority and it’s replacing those as well, but most the lions share it’s replacing are the most common jobs within the economy. Like sales, delivery, drivers, cargo, cleaning, manufacturing, ordering, processing.. pretty much everyone working for Amazon, dock workers, shipping, navigation, GIS, computer programming, marketing, the list goes on and on. Even science. There are many biologists hired who have had their job completely automated and they have no idea. Your disconnect is that nothing has been implemented yet. When it happens in the next 5 - 10 years, most people will be out of work, like 70-80%. Sure businesses will be more efficient, but nobody will have a job. AI is going to dial back humanity clock to the Middle Ages into the feudal era. What’s a vote even worth at that point if most people are not working? Perhaps only those with jobs will be allowed to vote. the future shown in Elysium is right around the corner. It’s closer than you think.
|| || |KO|Coca-Cola Co|\+12.5%| || || |MCD|McDonald's Corp|\+9.3%| || || |PG|Procter & Gamble Co.|\+7.8%| || || |JNJ|Johnson & Johnson|\+4.2%| || || |VZ|Verizon Communications Inc|\+2.1%| || || |CL|Colgate-Palmolive Co.|\+6.5%| || || |GIS|General Mills, Inc.|\+3.7%| || || |YUM|Yum Brands Inc.|\+5.4%| || || |NEE|NextEra Energy Inc|\+1.9%| || || |DUK|Duke Energy Corp.|\+2.7%| As soon as he who shall not be named says the 90 days thing is bullshit these are the ones that are going to shoot up. Now the gamble is when does he say it because until then it's volatile.
|| || |KO|Coca-Cola Co|\+12.5%| || || |MCD|McDonald's Corp|\+9.3%| || || |PG|Procter & Gamble Co.|\+7.8%| || || |JNJ|Johnson & Johnson|\+4.2%| || || |VZ|Verizon Communications Inc|\+2.1%| || || |CL|Colgate-Palmolive Co.|\+6.5%| || || |GIS|General Mills, Inc.|\+3.7%| || || |YUM|Yum Brands Inc.|\+5.4%| || || |NEE|NextEra Energy Inc|\+1.9%| || || |DUK|Duke Energy Corp.|\+2.7%| As soon as Trump says the 90 days thing is bullshit these are the ones that are going to shoot up. Now the gamble is when does he say it because until then it's volatile.
|| || |KO|Coca-Cola Co|\+12.5%| || || |MCD|McDonald's Corp|\+9.3%| || || |PG|Procter & Gamble Co.|\+7.8%| || || |JNJ|Johnson & Johnson|\+4.2%| || || |VZ|Verizon Communications Inc|\+2.1%| || || |CL|Colgate-Palmolive Co.|\+6.5%| || || |GIS|General Mills, Inc.|\+3.7%| || || |YUM|Yum Brands Inc.|\+5.4%| || || |NEE|NextEra Energy Inc|\+1.9%| || || |DUK|Duke Energy Corp.|\+2.7%| As soon as Trump says the 90 days thing is bullshit these are the ones that are going to shoot up. Now the gamble is when does he say it because until then it's volatile.
LOL my company pays me to put up and host servers for GIS both in cloud and on prem but go on
MKC, GIS, and KHC since they are consumer defensive and nobody is going to have money to eat out anymore.
NVDA has benefited from back to back hype cycles. Remember crypto mining, then putting supply chain on blockchain(analysts asking every CEO during earnings), then NFTurds, now AI. Back when NVDA just did gaming and Quadro cards for ACAD/GIS they were at $2. AI hardware is 95% of their rev. Some AI hardware will be needed after the bubble bursts, but every company isn’t going to need 10 racks of water cooled depreciating assets.
The fact that you think generative AI is the end all be all of the AI world speaks volumes about the fact that you may understand markets, but you don’t understand culture. Generative AI is currently dominating the design world, I use it every day in my work, and it’s the tip of the iceberg with AI tech. If you’re not using LLMs as personal assistants/teachers/researchers/tools then you’ll be behind in 5 years from the average young person. I coded an entire CSS website using Gemini and V0 with no knowledge of coding. I use AI GIS software to scan maps and find interesting hiking areas and anomalies. The cat’s out of the bag, and even if generative pops, which it won’t, it is one part of a hydra of technology that’s already getting adopted on a corporate level. Once AGI is achieved, AI will be fully implanted in human culture
Consumer staples such as GIS, HSY, MDLZ, PEP, KHC all have been over sold (back in early Feb) and under valued for their financials in the last 2 years. Net margins were decent (above 10%) and with steady revenues YoY. They’ve been neglected and dump because people were chasing high returns such as tech stocks. Now that tech is being dumped, investors are jumping back in because they were undervalued last month. Right now, I wouldn’t jump in, but would wait for a dip first. I’m mainly looking at HSY as cocoa prices are going back down. Spendings are definitely going to be lower this yea on consumer staples but all other sectors as well. I believe these were already priced in during the companies last earnings calls when their CEO provided a neutral/slight declining outlook for 2025. Prices dropped even after beating their quarterly earnings. People won’t cut much money on food, but rather they’ll cut first on unnecessary subscriptions costs such as YouTube premium, Netflix, Disney plus, Adobe cloud and more.
I went heavy on consumer staples & pharma (KO, GIS, JNJ) back in December. I recently opened a position in PayPal as the financials and technicals are looking very good. I also opened a large position on Canadian telecoms 2 weeks ago as they’ve been beaten up past 5 years.
All I am going to say is DG for the poors and GIS for the homeless.
so in a recession i should buy stocks in things i need as a consumer.. smokes, cereal, mac and cheese, cheap desert, booze, cheap broker long PM, GIS, KHC, HSY, STZ, RH
I bought CAG and GIS recently at 52wk lows. My only other staple was MO so thought I'd bulk up on some cheap consumer staples.
GIS has been having a few good days, Progresso soup is on the menu
Consumer staples and some pharma. Was riding the wave with KO and JNJ since December. Opened a small position with NVO last week and just picked up GIS on Tuesday when it was $56. For Canadian stocks, I have the telecoms.
Anyone keeping an eye on General Mills? Not sure why the stock keeps dropping but I'm now considering picking up a few shares. Any thoughts or insight into GIS?
I bought NVO, BCE, OXY last week and GIS this morning.
Sorry, I bought GIS on Friday at closing…
What happened to GIS?
Microstrategy-that bubble will pop eventually General Mills-The stock is already in the dump, they price gouged and it has hurt sales. Mcdonalds-Used to own, sold out. Kind of like GIS. Meta-Just because
I usually buy stocks of companies that I already know at least somewhat well. Understanding what their product is, their advantages and disadvantages, keeping up with current news, etc. Vizualstocks is a nice website that helps to visualize earnings and key metrics of the company with charts, can highly recommend. I usually buy when there is little interest or hype, and the price has been in decline for at least a month or ideally longer. It can be risky but it worked very well for me with PLTR, AFRM, SOFI, PYPL. I also try to really think about different markets and also invest in things like conservative high dividend stocks that sell products I know, such as GIS, which I'm currently starting to buy.
What’s under value now is PEP, GIS, TGT, LNG
Quantum GPU cloud computing running drones with PLTR maps and GIS QRNP
Puts on HEI, GIS, BURK, and ABM. Calls on OGI.
Did anyone listen to GIS call? If so, Wtf was said to cause it drop after killing earnings? (Yes, I have calls).
Crap earnings week. Hopefully NKE and FDX craps the bed. So bored, tempted for some GIS calls.
GIS Earnings, SPY calls, LUNR calls !BANBET LUNR 17 10d
Puts on AMB, BIRK, GIS, HEI, and then inversed myself and went GIS calls. My positions in HEI & AMB are small. I bet the house on GIS & BIRK. SEE YOU AT THE TIPPITY TOP 
well GIS never moves much one way or the other so I kinda get that
Anyone playing GIS earning? 👀
Hell, yeah. I call that my Ebenezer Scrooge method. "I will buy...only at my price." Watching GIS and MDLZ in the big food sector because I want at least a 3% dividend. I'll get it sometime in 2025, or I won't.
GIS is indeed big rn. SE? idk, you can use Linkedin to get a headcount growth estimate. Google, 0% yoy. Meta 4%. Apple 12%. Microsoft 0%. I think that the last three months have broken the layoff cycle. Maybe just now returning to growth?