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Kimberly-Clark Corporation
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Morning Briefing 🌞 Mar 20th 2023
Calls on Match and Puts on KMB (maker of Huggies)
Kimberly-Clark Q4 2022 Earnings Preview (NYSE:KMB)
Covid bio/ ppp producers are hot. Heres a list LHDX, VRAX, APT, HON, MMM, KMB. Add more if you see more.
With Monkeypox a Global Emergency now, will PPE stocks head higher?
With Monkeypox a Global Emergency now, will PPE stocks head higher?
With Monkeypox a Global Emergency now, will PPE stocks head higher?
With Monkeypox a Global Emergency now, will PPE stocks head higher?
Monkeypox now a Global Emergency now, will PPE stocks head higher?
With Monkeypox a Global Emergency now, will PPE stocks head higher?
KMB, bullish. diapers to the moon
Full conviction play Number 2 (first one was COOP puts and was a 200% success). This one is PUTS on KMB.
$GSFI Green Stream Holdings Management Discusses Progress In Its Initiative On Solar Feasibility Studies
#KMB should get some TikTok orders
Green Stream Holdings, Inc. Begins Application for 2nd Utility Interconnection Agreement for Another of Its Ground-Mount Solar Farms
Green Stream Holdings, Inc. Begins Application for Utility Interconnection Agreement for One of Its Ground-Mount Solar Farms
Shareholder Perk: KMB 2021 Giftbox ($26). [Commentary in comments]
How to profit off of 🐴 Medication and Adult Diapers 🩲
Thoughts on establishing “base stocks” in your portfolio to get cash flowing?
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PG COSTCO and KMB are single handedly holding my port up lmao, consumer staples too beat down to go any lower I guess lmaoo
what's worse? breaking even at INTC after a decade? or seeing quality stocks like CL, MKC, KMB, PG going on a 52-week low from 0 catalyst
Great idea. I see it started going down. I asked chatgpt and more or less followed the advice. I'm up a good bit. I gave it different parameters, leaving out some businesses and sectors I don't want to invest in . Asked for long term, ethical (if there is such a thing. .) Leaving out a few specific business I won't name. Low risk.... It recommended on 7/25/25. MSFT. (up 1.64) QGRO (up 4.83%) DSI. (Up 3.86%) TSM..(up 7.9%) ADBE. (Up .85%) NVDA.(up 1.76%) CDNS. (Up 13.2%) FSLR (up 9.16%) My Picks: RDDT (up 37.11%) KMB (down 4.19%)
For starters, this is an etf, so it has constituents we can review. Here are the companies. These companies would probably have lower profits in heavy recessions. If we don’t have a bad recession they will price gouge and make high profits. I don’t think you’re stupid but your critical thinning or thought process is lacking Costco Wholesale Corp (COST): 10.52% Walmart Inc (WMT): 9.69% Procter & Gamble Co (PG): 9.01% Coca-Cola Co (KO): 6.41% Philip Morris International Inc (PM): 6.34% Altria Group Inc (MO): 4.50% Mondelez International Inc (MDLZ): 4.42% Colgate-Palmolive Co (CL): 4.39% PepsiCo Inc (PEP): 4.15% Kimberly-Clark Corp (KMB): 2.83 I guess I am just looking for substance in discussions which isn’t common today. Im not great at discussing vibes but you guys carry on I guess. Cool.
KMB $2B us manufacturing investment
Behind the stock market are companies that produce actual goods and services (many of which you consume on a daily basis) and profits. I can name just a handful of companies and in sum they pay out over $10b in dividends each year - KO XOM PG PEP KMB. Regardless of political climate, these companies and many others are not going away and are not going to fail. Did you stop driving your petrol car or stop charing your EV car? Did you cancel your internet and mobile phone services? Did you cancel your streaming? Are you living off the land and stopped shopping for food and drink? Did you cut all electricity to house and using fire to heat? Well, then in some way you are pumping money into the economy and generating profits for some entity. "Fundamentals are out the window" - what does this even mean? Just some common catch phase that has caught on with little substance.
Welp, the Nasdaq is officially in a bear market Earnings this morning: $GE & $PHM good, $VZ & $KMB bad
3rd this. Years ago I used to DRIP some dividend payers I bough during the 2008-09 rout. Some of them (such as MCD and KO) did better in capital appreication than others. But my lesson learned was if a basket (such as SCHD) exits, it was better to just park it there. I still get my dividend yield, but no single company can take my capital down. Other stocks I picked are still up - but I think SCHD would have outperformed them (couple of examples were KMB and SJM). Now if I really like the individual company, I'll still buy their and hold their shares outside of SCHD (such as MCD).
Calls on Kimberly-Clark Corp (KMB). They make mango’s depends adult diapers. No way tariffs stick to them.
I'm down 200 grand and in getting ready to retire. He's a fkn madman coupled with the sp500 being overpriced already. I'm exclusively in dividend stocks. Out of the 40 I own only KMB and WM were spared the Carnage
Market might be falling, but my gut says keep pumping. It's basically black Friday for anyone wanting to enter the stock market rn. Buy em while it's cheap, profit in a couple of years. My main focus is dividend stocks, especially monthly ones like MAIN and STAG. With them becoming so cheap, I'll be able to buy a lot and build a solid cash flow. I'm hoping some of the more expensive stocks like JPM, KMB, and PEP drop aswell as they all have a high dividend payout.
KMB and PG gonna moon. Tissue paper sales gonna beat expectations, probably best quarter/year ever.
I think I may sell off some more tomorrow. Moved 12% of my portfolio to cash by selling off some profits (PLTR@90, HD@390, LOW, WMT, KMB, SYY, and others) about 3 weeks ago.
1. Kimberly-Clark (KMB) – Maker of toilet paper brands like Cottonelle and Scott. 2. Procter & Gamble (PG) – Owns Charmin toilet paper and other hygiene products. 3. Unilever (UL) – Produces hygiene and cleaning products, including Domestos toilet cleaners. 4. Waste Management (WM) – The largest waste disposal and recycling company in the U.S.
I'm up $1.47k (153%) from the On run ($ONON) trade I mentioned in yesterday's post. Sold when it dipped to -4% For tomorrow, I have two trades in mind. I feel that McDonald's is not as recession proof as everyone believes and will be shorting it for next week. MCD has been targeting discrete earnings of richer Americans, currently for the same price there is better value. The franchisee leases will bring in constant revenue, so it is a risky short term trade seeing if the market will correct for MCDs new recession strategy. I also believe disposable paper products are actually recession proof. Kimberly-Clark Corp makes lower end disposable paper products. I believe KMB will have more inflow as lumber tarrifs threats add volatility and recession odds increase. This is a option IV play as the volatility is very low. I'm regarded, not financial advice.
It has 96 holdings, a large % of which are financials. LMT, KMB, and several other stocks in their holdings have also been tanking this week which is why I said nothing is safe.
I will say this… yes it can be a powerful tool. Made a lot of money off of buying quality names that went -20% below their 200DMA, like $HSY, $KMB, $KO, and more. However, it did not work for $WBA, $HELE, and currently sideways / down for $ZBH So, it’s all luck 🍀
I hold an earlier generations version of those stocks in that I've held XOM, CAT, KMB since the late 80s. Looking at past 20 and 30 years only CAT beat the S&P 500 (and basically tied it). I used this: [https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/$SPX/interactive-chart](https://www.barchart.com/stocks/quotes/$SPX/interactive-chart) (I'm not sure how that tool accounts for dividend re-investment.) Over longer terms, I don't think you will beat an index. Maybe one stock might and others will under-perform. \>> Started investing with Robinhood a year ago Curious what your definition of long term is? (Not trying to be glib, mine is decades.)
Did you see what the market did on Friday? Only a few things in my portfolio didn't take a hit. I definitely should have held more VRT and KMB. I am personally concerned that Topey T-dog is actively trying and succeeding in bursting the bubble.
I'd start looking at well known companies that have a long term history of stability. A few that come to mind off the top of my head: KO, COKE, P&G, KMB, KR, HD, YUM, JPM, USB
BRK AMZ Something fairly defensive like KMB
If that’s successful another play might be to buy calls on KMB (Kimberly Clark). Robots are a one time purchase. Tissues are a recurring revenue stream.
Diaper manufacturers - we import a lot, but there are still some large US manufactures like PG and KMB.
KMB up 2000% since 1985. This checks out.
Definitely adding KMB to my long term portfolio.
Long PG and KMB(largest public Toilet paper manufacturers).
That's bad for my toiletpaper stonks (PG, CL, KMB, PKG)
Hahahahahaah, and I'm here earning money with toiletpaper stocks. (literal, PG, KMB etc)
KMB probably doesn't have mega growth opportunities. Hence the dramatically lower P/S ratio of 2.25 (vs. Palantir's 40x) and dramatically lower P/E ratio of 17.5 (vs. Palantir's 100x+). KMB's $45 billion market cap is half that of Palantir (near $100 billion). PLTR mega-growth is priced in. You end up getting mega-growth? Congrats, you paid fair value and got fair value. You get anything less than that, you over-paid. I'm also skeptical of the mega-growth story. Too many red flags: 1. Insiders selling like crazy. 2. Tech guys (the ones not on investing forums) say their stuff kind of sucks and is nothing all that special. Just aggressive sales & marketing for mediocre stuff. 3. I see way too much "marketing" of the stock itself on social media. Suspicious amounts. Seems very cultish. I've never seen so many investors naturally get excited about an esoteric niche B2B consulting company that... helps people spy on people? Spouts weird techno-babble about "[ontology](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology)"? I dunno... but I doubt the vast majority of PLTR investors really know, either. Most important question I have though is: Name me ANY company trading at a 40+ P/S that has worked out well as an investment on 1-10 year time horizon? I can't think of any.
"Does that mean KMB should be trading at a 40x P/S ratio?" It should, I use TP a lot more than I use "AI"
Because sales are expected to rise for PS to fall in line with others. What kind of mega growth opportunities does KMB have to dramatically increase top line revenue?
No it’s like saying KMB makes toilet paper and we just decided to go on an all chipotle diet
So? How does that justify 40x P/S ratio? A 40x P/S ratio implies that more than just that is priced in. It's like saying "Kimberly Clark (KMB) makes toilet paper that people wipe their ass with. People shitting in toilets and wiping their ass with toilet paper isn't going anywhere." Does that mean KMB should be trading at a 40x P/S ratio?
🐮 PM (+2.22%); 🐻 MMM (+2.05%, still riding down); didn't jump on GPC; 🐻 CAKE (+2.15%, but I entered and exited late); missed my entry on LOGI; 🐮 KMB (+0.37%, I got shaken out when she faded, and didn't re-enter); 🐮 IRTC (+3.96%, still holding); 🐻 MLI (-0.16%, she juked on me, and I was busy on the other plays, so I missed her bullish reversal).
🎰 I'm hunting PM, MMM, GPC. And second priority, CAKE, LOGI, KMB, IRTC, and MLI. Both sides.
does mango really have a leaky anoos? calls on KMB
$KMB (Kimberly clark corp) might get a nice bump
Happy 100th birthday to Jimmy Carter. Bullish on rise of Centenarians. Buy leaps on on Adult diaper stocks $TG/$KMB & you'll be going/rolling around in expensive silk ones by the time you're there!
To be honest my best performers are indeed toilet paper stonks, Kimberly Clark (KMB), Proctor & Gamble (PG).
By that logic PG, KMB, etc. Would have terrible earnings.
The irony is that it made me rich, KMB, P&G and PKG (American Packaging, corrugated cartons mfg) alone, are one of my all-time best investments, hahah.
I been telling people to buy KMB. P&G lost me after they went woke.
BLOOMBERG: HUGGIES appointed the official diaper supplier to the White House Calls on KMB
PG is probably better play, even at its price. 3M and KMB and others in this sector are just legacy companies like J&J that exist purely because they are practically too big to fail.
What does it do/make and what would happen without it? This...this is the reason KMB (Kimberly Clark) was one of the first stocks I ever bought.
I would say consumer items that are likely to be needed or consumed, across generations. Examples: KMB, JNJ, KO. GE, GM and IBM used to be the buy and hold for generation stocks. So,.....
Well, I found this thread 4 years later because I'm curious about people's opinions on MarketBeat, though more along the lines of its features as opposed to specific predictions. But here's how those picks did over 4 years: RTX - +92.6% IBM - +51.4% SLB - +224.8% KMB - +1% HIG - +169.3% BAC - +65.7% PFE - -19.2% <loss, though gains were definitely possible> ABBV - +95.5% PSX - +216.1% T - -35.6% <loss> EOG - +279.5% S&P 500 last 4 years ( vs 10/2020) - +48.2% S&P 500 last 4 years (vs 4/2020) <covid dip> - +78.6% I might have to check out that free trial...
Somewhat ironically, I cap my own upside for pretty much the same reasons discussed. 90% of my option activity is vertical spreads (and, of course, Erik is very much ***not*** a fan of spreads), which trade reduced risk for reduced profit potential. I'm fine with infrequent big winners, like my 138% on KMB calls earlier this year, while generally getting a consistent 15-20%/month on the spreads. Boring? Yes. Limiting? Yes. Safely pays my bills? Yep.
After I started, I had a few other DRIPs in KMB, APD, NJR, and BUD. I retired early 10 years ago and lived off them and these helped me pay off my mortgage early. As this was the beginning of my investment journey (outside my 401K and HSA) - it gave be an opportunity to learn as I invested and educated myself on DD and analyses - learned a lot of Professor Damodaran. It was easy to start and stay consistent - just writing a check every month when I paid my bills. Today, it would even be easier with auto-withdrawal and ETFs.
Whole world: Weight loss drugs!!!! Me: These fat fuck are going to lose weight and hate the flabby body they live in and realize all the lotions and oils to tighten up their skin is fake - thus depending on surgery to remove the excess skin But in the meantime they’ll try anything to not be flabby Calls in KMB, EL, ELF, and ULTA Invest in your face Invest in people being impulsive fat fucks
Also KMB up 5% for beating earnings expectations by 33% per share and TSLA up 9.7% for not sucking as bad as expected
i think we short $KMB this morning regards, looks quite overbought 
Who laughed out loud at "bedwetters" label last night? I never gave it much thought, but I'm sure they were right. No one can afford babies in this economy but aging boomers may save KMB. Pelosi and Biden YOLO'd (shitpost).
Vanguard you mother fucker! Stop lending out all your KMB shares the moment they’re available I see your damn filings every time and while it’s lucrative af for you which is fine, it sucks for me So stop it 😤
KMB might finally be breaking out of its trough
Jensen wears Depends? CALLS ON KMB (Kimberly Clark)!!! 
I wouldn’t mind if KMB bounced right now
ABT is the owner of Ensure. KMB is the owner of depends. Okay, I’m out of ideas.
AMGN, NVO, MU, and KMB Also BYND, but that’s an every day sort of thing 
KMB has been beaten down a long time and the IV is low af Slapping the ask on calls
KMB has done pretty well and CAT has absolutely murdered... but XOM has basically been flat for the past 15+ years and has like a 3-4% dividend. In what world has that been a good bet?
Overall, I like your list. \>> What 20 stocks would you pick if you cannot trade them till Feb 1, 2049 1. Berkshire Hathaway Inc Class B BRK.B Done. :) OK, maybe some more. Stocks I've actually owned 25+ years and continue to hold (annual dividends from these are probably now close to what I paid for them): Exxon XOM Kimberly Clark KMB Caterpillar CAT Maybe also add Coke (K) to your list?
KMB has been flat for years. I would sell it for something else. MSFT? LLY? Also choose between Come and Pepsi don’t hold both. I’ve been doing well with Uranium Energy Corp. (UEC) check it out
Short $KMB (Kimberly Clark) since there’s way less babies to supply diapers to thanks to your people
$COST and $KMB are the plays there, brother.
So, buying $KMB for the projected Kleenex gains?
Get MMM, HON, or KMB. If this talk about Covid becoming a seasonal phenomenon are true, you could probably make a few pennies on one of those.
Calls on $KMB as 401k administrators have to use extra TP so they can quickly get back to their regard preservation efforts.
So you’re saying buy calls in KMB? Kimberly Clark? Say no more fam
I learned my lesson during the Dotcom bubble. I thought I was a "F"-ing genius with QCOM and few others from 1998-2000 and all the Y2K hoopla. In mid-late Jan, there was like a 10% drop - "I am a f-ing genius, rushed in to buy the dip"; by mid March-April, lost $300K and got out it. It taught me a valuable lesson, max out retirement accounts with low cost mutual funds and save 15% cash of yearly income for emergencies, after that than purchase blue chips (BRK.B, HON, KMB) names and reinvest dividends. Then and only then develop a \~10 stock speculative portfolio that you did a lot of DD. For me, more than 10 are difficult to keep current. It also taught me to have a strategy on both the upside run and to manage downside risk (if any drop by \~15-20% from my original investment dollars, I am out but will watch). After my initial lesson, I only purchased twice on the dip. On the upside, I take profits at 25% and if its 50%, I sell 1/2 - 1/3 and let the remainder ride and not really tracking it. (Today those stocks include META, AMD, and LLY.) So when the crash happen in 2008, I was well positioned and rode it out. Retiring early 8 years ago and been enjoying the good life. Today, I have a speculative portfolio to keep my mind active. I will ride this crash out and look for opportunities for my speculative portfolio. Good Luck. PS: I purchased my house right before the bubble at a fair price. I am worried today that many people are getting over-extended by purchasing an over-priced home that they really cannot afford because they really want home-ownership.
$KMB heading down the drain...today
ZIM 78% yield, currently trading at its lowest price since IPO KMB - the most consistent 3.4% div yield bc price trades in a fairly consistent band Though right now my mix shift is more in the 5% treasuries and CDs as we are expecting a market sell off soon
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Bro you doing this all wrong! You should have bought Hormel foods or Campbell soups! Ticker: HRL and CPB and if you really wanted to be adventurous Kimberly Clark ticker: KMB since Kleenex is going to be in obvious demand!
KMB prices were up 10%? And people think inflation has subsided.
Dividend stocks on which I can sell covered calls on a 2-week to monthly basis. My rules are whether the company has brand loyalty with some level of innovation/adaptation to the market, I believe it will still be there in 20+ years, and the CEO isn't crazy/displaying overt signs to compete stupidity. PG, PEP, O, JPM, KHC, GIS, K, KMB, DUK, SO, JNJ, DEO are examples.
I don’t like that big tech is still trading at a ridiculous multiple of future growth. I’m thinking mega cap consumer staples is the safe place for a while. Names like: proctor and gamble- PG Johnson and Johnson -JNJ Colgate Palmolive - CL kimberly clark - KMB
UNP--largest railroad, steady earnings & pretty good div KO, same, it's Coke, And with over 200 beverage brands in its portfolio, including the eponymous Coca-Cola, Powerade sports drink, and Dasani water, Coca-Cola. T (AT&T) has one of the better dividends but fluctuates, still I own it. Any of the consumer goods are pretty good and not going away any time soon: PG, KMB, PEP, JNJ, etc.
FDX UPS C KMB YUM OXY UNH WMT SO BAC ....I don't get it
divy stock - KMB (forward divy/ yield - 4.64 / 3.60%) their history holds up against the winds. a "global" stock. (kleenex , huggies , cottenelle toilet papers shit, tampons, viva,) ...more to list oh wait what bout proctor
Calls on Kimberly-Clark (KMB) because we are all going to need Depends undergarments if things get real.