PG

Cav829

I guess it depends on the goal? Like I would probably be considered a more conservative investor, but what's the point of diversification over a 6-12 month period? Like if Tech was for some reason out of favor while Consumer Staples was in favor and my goal was to capture 6 months of profit, I'd want to look at a Consumer Staples stock. But if I'm thinking longer term, I'd probably look at Tech. What would be the point right now for instance of buying Chevron to "balance" Nvidia for instance if I only cared about 2026? So this is too difficult a question to answer without seeing your full portfolio and knowing your goals. Specific to the two stocks for 2026, I like Microsoft a hell of a lot more right now. The point of going with PG is long-term stability, and instead the stock has been in decline for over 12 months now, and the headwinds they're running into between tariffs and private labels show no sign of easing. It's just not a stock I'd touch until I see a clear indication something about it is reversing. Nothing about their estimates of flat to 4% organic sales growth for fiscal 2026 is making me think I need to leap on the stock this second. This just reeks of value trap. Plus Jim Cramer was pushing the hell out of it last week, and you know what that means...

InfamousHedgehog691

PG is trading closer to it's historical averages, so better downside protection vs MSFT.  Neither is very attractive at these prices however.

Johndough99999

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thinkneo

We've all been there. Panic selling feels like relief in the moment, then regret hits when you see the rebound. The good news: you didn't lose the money, you just moved to cash. The positions are still there to buy back. Yeah, you might pay a bit more, but that's tuition, not a disaster. For stable stocks that help you sleep: \- \*\*GOOGL / MSFT / AMZN\*\* - Big tech but less volatile than NVDA \- \*\*BRK.B\*\* - Buffett's portfolio, boring but steady \- \*\*COST / WMT\*\* - Consumer staples with pricing power \- \*\*Dividend aristocrats\*\* (JNJ, PG, KO) - Won't make you rich quick, but won't keep you up at night either The real fix is position sizing. If a normal pullback costs you sleep, you were probably too concentrated. Spread it out, size down, and the dips won't feel like emergencies.

lotoex1

PG, KO, and SCHD. Boring I know.

Kilgoretrout123456

For real long-term holds with reliable dividends, go for the Dividend Kings like Procter & Gamble, Johnson & Johnson, or Coca-Cola - they've raised payouts every year for 50+ years through every kind of market mess. Tech giants like Apple or Microsoft pay dividends too, but yields are tiny and growth comes more from stock price than payouts. I've held PG for over a decade now, and the steady increases plus reinvesting have built nice compounding without the wild swings

bearhunter429

#Tomorrow's market: https://i.imgur.com/PG8MtOz.jpeg #LMAO🤌

ashm1987

I don't think stocks like PG, or CVX will go down with AI.

DistributionBroad173

I would work on doing due diligence. You should pick one stock and treat it as your foundation. A solid company. Gamestop, BigBear, and AMC theatre are NOT solid companies. KO is a solid company. PG is a solid company. They are boring, but solid. MSFT, GOOG, GOOGL, AMZN, WMT are solid companies, growth stocks. Not as boring as KO and PG. You are working on the going for a grand slam on each and every trade.

fomoandyoloandnogrow

It’s not just AI it’s Tesla cars and superchargers everywhere, eating up all the electricity. Pretty soon PG&E Is gonna be in the Energy Mag 7 at this rate

Open-Yak-3708

Fucking Cramer was pumping avgo at 420 and nvda at 212, and now he says PG is is best AI stock hahahahhahahhahaha

alderson710

Of course I do. Do you think I will be in this sub if I owned PG and DECK?

Baraxton

Just in: Tesla CEO, Elon Musk, teases new hand soap. Shares of PG are down 65%.

anonymous_sheep1

Broad market bull market trade + pmcc for income: NVDA MSFT Moaty compounder bought at reasonable price: NFLX, PG. Cheap turnaround story but takes time to play out: PYPL, NVO

Gom_KBull

Bought 2x PG 15JAN2027 145CALL @ 12.01

Gom_KBull

I need to remember to grab PG LEAPS today

orangehorton

Look at CL or PG vs SPY in 2022 and there's your answer......

PriorCaseLaw

PG isn't a bad one to hold, was thinking of grabbing some. Fact is if he wants to be defensive buy BRK.B or if you need divs buy fdvv or schd

Fluid_Trash3363

$PG will 🚀 next 5-10 days criminally undervalued

Gom_KBull

was planning on buying a 1yr+ ATM call for PG i plan to let exercise upon expiration. The price, PE and brands are too good to pass up for me.

frumpydrangus

It’s crazy how red some of those consumer goods stocks are YTD. Target, PG, CL, KMB, CLX

925Splicer

PG

True_Veterinarian443

Berkshire for sure, but there is the analysis of PG: https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMonitoring/s/ZPzNcEHjY7

True_Veterinarian443

Unveiling $PG: https://www.reddit.com/r/StockMonitoring/s/ZPzNcEHjY7

WaveZealousideal2848


AverageAngling

I guess not as low risk as PG but Google is extremely diversified as far as income streams, and a safe bet past the AI craze imo. Or just get em Palantir and teach em about the patriot act, you’re never too young

lotoex1

Ya PG was always looked at as a safe dividend pick. Wendy's on the other hand has been a roller coaster for decades. It seems to go from $3 to $20 and bounce in between. If it does recover to $20 I am getting out, maybe even $18.

ashm1987

PG is down almost 25%, which is crazy for such a stable stock. It will definitely rebound sooner or later. The fundamentals are good, the brands are strong. Wendy's plans to expand to Europe, so it might also be a happy ending.

Fluid_Trash3363

$PG finally at a good buy price thank god

lotoex1

ULTY but it doesn't matter only put in like $30. PG, I'm down like 17% however with the dividends more like 11%. WEN down 41%, it might not come back. Hey with dividends it's only down 36.5%..... In spite of it all I think it will bounce back.

cryptohorn

Cnbc always told me "consumer defensive" Stocks were good in a recession. PG down -3.5% today. Nobody can afford Tide. Everyone washing stone washing their tidy whiteys.

Humble_Explanation32

wth is PG's problem

Fluid_Trash3363

$PG is finally a buy, solid price + and the move if you feel tech is over bought generally

bearhunter429

#PG is going bankrupt LMAO🤌

Happy-Champion1661

GOOGL calls dead, pharma dead or flat, NVDA crashed since open, PG murdered I am not having a good day :(

CaptainSt0nks

PG is in a worrying trend flat now on the 5 year chart, very bad show for a company that was once considered a stalwart. If the dividend increases start getting questioned things will get ugly.

CaptainSt0nks

PG is cooked

Jasmine7707

Yes, all of this is true and very relevant but PG does also have a crypto/financial assets connection - they are marketing themselves as a bridge between both and I'm pretty sure that they were set up for a pop last week (unrelated to the catalyst) until the price of BTC dropped and put a damper on it. Stablecoins, which is impt, but all of those categories of stocks tend to react to drops in BTC in unison. My eyes are open to the context as a whole

Gorgenapper

https://youtube.com/shorts/PG7O9_wlLAs?si=V9t8zvH6qMXSer-c Reminds me of this.

Internal_Buddy7982

HBO is the only place I can find anything that interests me. Luckily I don't watch many modern shows that matter. "Industry" is the only modern show I'm watching. I feel like HBO is the least PG out of all the streams.

hershculez

If we are strictly talking about potential for 2026 then I like PANW, AMZN, NKE, PG, HD, and BA. All are well off ATHs, have good cash flow, and are solid (non speculative) companies. May not be sexy picks like your AI trades but I’m in on these 6 for next year.

JeromePowellLovesMe

PG version of Game of Thrones coming soon.

Anxious_Cheetah5589

for listed stocks with any kind of volume, you get a fair price MOC or MOO as the market maker matches buyers and sellers. Nasdaq would be a different story, a lot of people trade at the open and close, so you'll probably get a good fill, but no guarantees. TQQQ might be an exceptional case, given its unusual nature. Pegged- to- stock orders are great. Let's say PG is trading at 150, and December 150 puts are quoted at 2.10-2.40. I'll set up a sell order at 2.35, pegged to PG at 150, with delta=50 (this is a percent). So if PG moves to 150.5, my order will move to 2.10. You can even set up a range for the underlying, in this example maybe I would set it from 149-151. (Delta=50 only makes sense around the money. That's how I do it, you can adjust the numbers for different strategies.) Doing it this way, I can set and forget the order after the open, and go do other things. You'll never beat the computers, but this gives you a fighting chance.

MindfulK9Coach

Visa (V), Caterpillar (CAT), Waste Management (WM), PG, TSM, CSCO, VST, NFLX, and SOFI to name a few.

WaIlstreetBots

I don’t disagree, but I think a stock like PG or JNJ would fall a similar amount.

WealthVenue123

actually not too bad, I would remove AMD, PG and possibly NVDA when it reaches a new high, just to be safe. You don't have the resources to follow actively those individual stocks, so too dangerous for a retail investor portfolio. That **VFFVX** – Vanguard Target Retirement 2055 is also a no-no, these strategies do not work, see WSJ articles about it. Avoid Target Date Fund at all costs. Maybe add QQQ and some MidCap/SmallCap from Vanguard or Morningstar. Keep it simple and fresh.

Distinguished_Trader

Why is PG stock not booming

PersonalityFluid67

Top 5 dividend stocks: (to play long dated calls) CAT VZ NEE O PG -or- PFE Don't lose money on chips, kids.

VotedOut

>What other assets do you think would be better? The problem right now is finding anything that isn’t ridiculously inflated in price due to the everything bubble problem.  Good question. I'm trying to figure that out myself. I agree that it's hard to find places to hide out in because everything seems pretty expensive. I just think that Gold may be too cliché of a hiding spot that too much money is already trying to hide in already. I'm thinking along the lines of survival essentials: food, energy, electricity, houses, household essentials, and basic materials. So... maybe some food company stocks (KHC, KO, Nestle) household essentials stocks (PG, TGT), energy stocks, and household REITs that haven't sky-rocketed in price yet? A crude oil ETF maybe? A clean energy ETF maybe? Also, think outside the box and look into under-the-radar collectibles like rare vintage/nostalgic collectibles (like scarce out-of-print factory-sealed products) that sell on Ebay and elsewhere that aren't so cliche on investing forums that the big institutional money is probably overlooking (for now). But this probably requires a bit of knowledge or research about the niche of whatever you're buying. But I also have no clue if a market-wide crash in asset prices and a bear market (that isn't extremely short-lived) will result in stagflation or just depressed prices all around for everything (with no inflation). I'm guessing gold won't do very well if it's the latter scenario.

greenpride32

NVDA PE ratio is on the magnitude of 3-4x higher than some of those stocks. Yet their share price return is substantially higher than 3-4x those same stocks. So..... what is your point? All you've shown is what we already know, low growth stocks have low PE and lower returns. It's as if I bought a US ETF with KO and PG as top weights; I do not expect top returns.

bearhunter429

#PG is another company that's going bankrupt soon LMAO🤌

bearhunter429

#PG, Home Depot, Costco....boomer companies going bankrupt one by one LMAO🤌

Humble_Explanation32

PG big green candles are worrying me

Beetlejuice_hero

This sub and the wider investing public is (understandably) fixated on tech/AI, myself included. I'm buying META, CRM, RDDT, and a biotech penny (unnamed - rule 7). But keep in mind $100 made in a boring ass legacy company is the same as $100 made in MAG7. [XLP](https://www.google.com/search?q=xlp+stock&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS984US984&oq=xlp&gs_lcrp=EgZjaHJvbWUqDggAEEUYJxg7GIAEGIoFMg4IABBFGCcYOxiABBiKBTINCAEQABiDARixAxiABDIOCAIQRRgnGDkYgAQYigUyEwgDEC4YxwEYkQIY0QMYgAQYigUyDQgEEAAYkQIYgAQYigUyDQgFEAAYgwEYsQMYgAQyBggGEEUYPDIGCAcQRRg80gEIMTU5OGowajeoAgCwAgA&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8) Consumer Staples is a good buy. I bought 2,000 shares of boring old Campbell's (CPB). PG has had a big pullback but reliably makes $80B/yr in revenue. Just something to keep in mind during the latest tumult.

Sus198

Nice. In my case, MSFT, BRK.B, PG, WM, PEPSICO, Space Innovators ETF (although I like RKLB a lot, but I prefer to go with an ETF on Space) and Robotics ETF.

Sus198

I agree. My portfolio is 10% each Alphabet, MSFT, Space Innovators ETF, Robotics ETF, Deutsche Telekom, PG and WM for the dividend, and the remaining 30% Berkshire Hathaway.

Resident-Arrival-112

Everyone should have 1 stock that has dividend that is safe for days like this. PG has held up because it's not a tech stock. It's a dividend king. Everybody still needs their toilet paper and bounty towel.

Anxious_Cheetah5589

It was a real ride but very educational. NVDA had the best quarter they've ever had, maybe better than anybody has ever had, and the market finished down on high volume. Look at TIP, TLT, PG, and KO, though-- they were slightly up as big tech got smashed. Treasuries and boring dividend payers. This market wants to go down.

Charming_Catch1982

$PLTR In case you forgot, here's a reminder of what Palantir is capable of -Heineken: "What took us three years before, the team built in just three months" -Citi Wealth: “This process would take 9 days. Now it takes seconds.”Citi has achieved a 90% decrease in time per case and an 80% cut down on handoffs, all while retaining the quality of their work. -General Mills: We’re saving on average about $40,000 a day, which is about $14M ANNUALLY– and it’s really only deployed to part of our network." -Fannie Mae: "It was a mortgage case fraud case... There's a lot of paper--reams of paper. It took our really talented investigators 60 days to detect fraud into these files. It took your technology 10 seconds, like holy cow." -Morson Group: 53% faster in finding x3 candidates. 1hr 8min average per consultant. 129% increase in placements made -Applied Materials: 24-month projects to 6 weeks. "We have big consulting companies coming in. We can do this in 24 months, it's going to be millions of dollars. With Palantir, we solved this in 6 weeks on the pilot just by connecting to those Legacy systems." -Walgreens increased the operational efficiency by 30% -Nebraska Medicine increased patient discharge speed by 2000% paired with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy -AIG reduced a four-week underwriting time to less than one day. -TeleTracking reduced 24-hour manual healthcare process to seconds -Bolt reduced checkout cancellations to 50% -U.S. Department of State can reduce the time it takes to clear candidates to the Foreign Service from 60 days down to 12 -HyperScienceAI and ManifestCyber reduced the FedRamp costs by 10x and its audit time by 94% -Walgreens increased its operational efficiency by 30% BP reduced costs per barrel by 60% Tampa -Hospital improved its nurse staffing ratio attainment by 30% Cleveland Clinic reduced its bed capacity calculation time by 75%, 38 Minute decrease in ER wait time and 40% Reduction in unused orthopaedic OR time -Paraxel reduced the Clinical Submission Readiness Time by 50% Morson group reduced x3 candidate search time by 53% -Airbus accelerated A350 production by 33% -Tyson Foods achieved $200 million in cost savings -@USArmy recovered $2B in unliquidated funds -@DeptVetAffairs saved $92M+ in funds -World Food Programme saved $30M in delivery costs -Jacobs Connect cut power usage by 30% -Panasonic decreased waste by 12% ESI Group sped up ERP harmonization by 70% -Panasonic Energy cut the 3-6 month learning curve down to just a few weeks for veteran technicians -PG&E reduced transformer ignitions by 65% -Eaton boosted productivity by 25%

bearhunter429

#Let me sell my tech stocks and move to safer stuff like Home Depot, Costco and PG. #Then they all crash as bad as tech did LMAO🤌

Chimpen

AFC chillers - air free-cooling chillers are the way to go for water temps on the primary up to 25C TrimCoolers from Vertiv solve supply water temps from 25-50C - they also don’t use water. Most DC’s these days with AI chips are moving to higher water temps for better PUE. The CDU’s handling the secondary water loop are running on the warmer end too. The CRAHs you speak of, or commonly known as FanWall Units are those big monster air handlers that stack and are located in the mechanical corridor adjacent to the server racks, these only handle approx 20% of the total heat load, these CDU’s that are pumping PG25 around the secondary loop handle the other 80%. Overall better PUE means you can allocate more of the sites available power to more IT compute. Which means more $$$ return. Future AI factories will see a very small, very dense white-space, with rack densities 250-500kW/rack, the heat rejection side will be a small city of chillers surrounding the white space, and the power modules will be 2.5-5MW, prefab’d off site and dropped in like chillers alongside the RMU and whichever generator the end-user could match (long lead item) Hope this helps

ryan_from_onvoard

Low volatility tickers (PG, WM) - Buy options High volatility tickers (BBAI, BYND) - Buy stocks High volatility stocks tends to have extremely high implied volatility, leading to overpaying for options. Buying options can really shine if you stick to low volatility stocks. Of course, also look for options with good volume to reduce slippage

explorer77800

PG. consumer staples are going nowhere. But I only buy ETFs so it’d be XLP all day long.

Nefarious_AI_Agent

Thats sucks for FORD and PG

ACL_Tearer

PG and COST may not be bad, not sure when is best to get in, PG looks like it's formed a downward channel. I'd either wait for a reversal or maybe try and catch it at the bottom of the channel, at least it's easy to get out of if it breaks below the channel or hits the top and can't break above it.

I_aint_no_Spooby

Dude keep it PG-13

chrisreadsstuff

I will do PG-13 things to jars of mayonnaise if there is a temporary V on open to load poots.

Laprasy

Mtg buying PG was the sign to sell tech

Public-Promotion-744

I also look at these trades and I have to say not all of them are valid, I entered KMI, KVUE and BBAI. I see that they buy many many many consumer goods and energy stocks, like VZ, PG, OXY... do you know what that means? They are preparing for the bear market

PersonalityFluid67

Ever see the movie Platoon when that guy said, voice quivering, "I got a bad feeling about this man" and then they got lit up by the Viet Cong hours later. Yeah, that's these momentum stocks about to fold, hard, en masse. Get out, drop in the steady dividend snores. PG, VZ, OWL, O, etc. Save yourselves!

Rare-ish_Birb

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.

Bob_the_peasant

Sure but what if they are a future household name for utilities, like AT&T or your local power company like PG&E

JRshoe1997

The fact that you just named GIS, MDLZ, PG, and KHC which is basically a huge chunk of the consumer staple sector shows you have no idea what you’re talking about. Not just these companies but PEP and HSY too. This is not an individual company issue but a sector wide issue. We have a weak consumer and high costs which is ultimately having an effect on spending and profit margins for all these companies. High costs and weak consumers has caused these companies earnings to slowdown or decline which has caused the stock prices to depreciate. It’s the same with the healthcare sector too. Really the only that has been performing extremely well is tech which has been due to the AI bubble. The AI bubble has caused companies to overspend trying to establish some type of AI infrastructure within the company and throw money at tech companies to create that. As a result tech earnings have skyrocketed and so have their stock prices. These skyrockets in tech stocks have caused the market to move higher and higher. Tech basically moves the entire market right now because they are so highly valued and have an enormous market caps. It’s why 35% of the total S&P 500 is tech and that 35% is only 8 companies out the other 492 that make up the entire index.

PerceptionSoft2048

Market crashing? People still gotta wipe. Buy PG, brush with capitalism, rinse, repeat,regards. 💎🧼🚀

Dumbest_Degenerate

IREN is the worst of all of them. Their $500m is the exit rate, that’s the peak. From there it’s going to decline and if you look at what they got for their hoppers, you’ll see they have no pricing power. Checking their quarterly filings, terrible revenue from them. And going into a shortened NVDA cycle, the GPU pricing power is only going to weaken. And their $500m run rate is from the PG campus, it’s air cooled. So it’ll be obsolete if they don’t spend money to upgrade it to a tier 3 DC capable of liquid cooling. Their MSFT deal similar, only capable of handling up to 200kw, so they would need upgrade the DC to be able to handle the latest gen chips when their deal expires. Also, no one that’s a serious player in the industry uses “hardware profit margin”. Speaks to their lack of credibility. I agree cloud businesses aren’t terrible, but the competition is growing tremendously and IREN is competing at the bare level compute. That’s basically a commodity. Also, not sure how much credibility you should assign to management when they mentioned $7m per CT IT MW for Horizon 1 and then ended up disclosing its $15m per CT IT MW for H1-H4.

dntcarebouturfeelins

Any thoughts on a PG play? Revenue and profit up, EPS up, P/E ratio down, operational costs down... all great signs yet stock is down 12% yoy. I feel like there is a play to be made, maybe January calls?

ashm1987

What's wrong with PG? I was slightly overvalued and corrected to a healthy 21 P/E.

Embarrassed-Care6130

Í own PEP, PG, and JNJ. They are not at 10-year lows, though PEP and PG have struggled recently. IYC (consumer discretionary) is up 176% (price return) or 198% (total return) since Oct 2015. IYK (consumer non-discretionary) is up 84%/131% over the same period. They have lagged the market considerably since 2021 but they are absolutely not down.

Dodie324

MTG just bought PG

silverfutes

Yeh, I was living in CA at the time, I I only remember one low-level bean counter going to jail. Everybody else walked free & I received a whopping $3.68 reimbursement check from PG&E. Good times.

strolls

It doesn't always happen. I'm pretty sure Pacific Gas and Electric's shareholders survived their 2019 bankruptcy. Their shares fell to about $7 at one point - I can't remember the exact price when I looked at them, but that sounds right. If you bought the shares at that time and held them until today then you'd only have about doubled your money, and that's probably not worth the risk. You can also see from the chart that you'd have been able to make significant gains in only a few weeks or months, and this is the sort of punt that retail investors love. In the case of PG&E there was speculation that the state would bail them out, because the company was considered "too big to fail" in terms of state electricity supply. Other times companies do survive bankruptcy because it gives them the opportunity to restructure their debts - pay what they owe, just a bit late; the bankruptcy allows the company to realise some assets or pull some other rabbit out of a hat and survive. If a company's stock price takes a big hit then the people who pile in are making the assessment whether the price reflects the risks. I've never done it with a bankrupt company, but I have bought a couple of companies which were 40% or so down following bad news and doubled my money within a few weeks.

shelanp007

Thats my thought. I’m speculative on what the crash means for gme. Sitting on piles of bitcoins ready to gobble up companies like PG

BarrettLM

I’ve been asking that question a lot lately. Things like PG make sense. Beaten down value stocks selling things that will have inflated prices seems logical. Berk could boom with all that cash to gobble up troubled assets at rock bottom prices.

Happy-Champion1661

what should I buy? PG/KO calls good? no gay ber puts, only calls. calls on puts?

Humble_Explanation32

PG is cheap is want a defensive stock

Wickrest

KMB and PG are acting like real shitters despite beating earnings, I get kmb cause autism but not PG

Humble_Explanation32

PG in two years lows

SnS2500

FBGRX and FXAIX are both fine funds. (Although if you can buy ETFs, use them instead of mutual funds.) \> I also considered putting all of my FXAIX money into 1-2 safe consumer staples stocks such as PG and Walmart, What on Earth for? There is nothing "safe" about individual stocks of any kind compared to the S&P500. PG has lost 9% the past year! The two ETFs you have are fine. If you want "safer", just dump the TSLA and RKLB... and also the NVDA is you really want to make a point of it. Redistribute the funds into the two ETFs... or if you really need to feel like you need to own something else, don't focus on high risk low return individual stocks like PG, but rather get a third ETF like a mid or small cap factor ETF.

misscarlasue

I’m 67 and recently retired in Texas. 30+years in public education. I’m looking for passive income through dividends. I’m currently looking for a new job so I can aggressively add to my portfolio and pay off my house. Right now I’m invested in KO, PG, MO, and KMI for growth and ETFs O, SCHD, JEPI, SPYI, ULTY, and QYLD. I literally just started in September and have gotten almost $40 in dividends to reinvest so far. I have a long way to go but I hope I’m on the right path. Any suggestions, critiques, comments, or anything else is welcomed!

misscarlasue

I may have to check some of those out. I just started a portfolio for dividends because I want to be prepared to replace social security if needed. I have SCHD; SPYI; JEPI; O; ULTY; plus KO, MO, PG for growth. Only have a few thousand in since September but so far I’ve reinvested around $40 lol. So I guess off to a good start.

c7015

Copied but a nice summary I read -Heineken: "What took us three years before, the team built in just three months" -Citi Wealth: “This process would take 9 days. Now it takes seconds.”Citi has achieved a 90% decrease in time per case and an 80% cut down on handoffs, all while retaining the quality of their work. -General Mills: We’re saving on average about $40,000 a day, which is about $14M ANNUALLY– and it’s really only deployed to part of our network." -Fannie Mae: "It was a mortgage case fraud case... There's a lot of paper--reams of paper. It took our really talented investigators 60 days to detect fraud into these files. It took your technology 10 seconds, like holy cow." -Morson Group: 53% faster in finding x3 candidates. 1hr 8min average per consultant. 129% increase in placements made -Applied Materials: 24-month projects to 6 weeks. "We have big consulting companies coming in. We can do this in 24 months, it's going to be millions of dollars. With Palantir, we solved this in 6 weeks on the pilot just by connecting to those Legacy systems." -Walgreens increased the operational efficiency by 30% -Nebraska Medicine increased patient discharge speed by 2000% paired with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy -AIG reduced a four-week underwriting time to less than one day. -TeleTracking reduced 24-hour manual healthcare process to seconds -Bolt reduced checkout cancellations to 50% -U.S. Department of State can reduce the time it takes to clear candidates to the Foreign Service from 60 days down to 12 -HyperScienceAI and ManifestCyber reduced the FedRamp costs by 10x and its audit time by 94% -Walgreens increased its operational efficiency by 30% BP reduced costs per barrel by 60% Tampa -Hospital improved its nurse staffing ratio attainment by 30% Cleveland Clinic reduced its bed capacity calculation time by 75%, 38 Minute decrease in ER wait time and 40% Reduction in unused orthopaedic OR time -Paraxel reduced the Clinical Submission Readiness Time by 50% Morson group reduced x3 candidate search time by 53% -Airbus accelerated A350 production by 33% -Tyson Foods achieved $200 million in cost savings -@USArmy recovered $2B in unliquidated funds -@DeptVetAffairs saved $92M+ in funds -World Food Programme saved $30M in delivery costs -Jacobs Connect cut power usage by 30% -Panasonic decreased waste by 12% ESI Group sped up ERP harmonization by 70% -Panasonic Energy cut the 3-6 month learning curve down to just a few weeks for veteran technicians -PG&E reduced transformer ignitions by 65% -Eaton boosted productivity by 25%

Charming_Catch1982

$PLTR In case you forgot, here's a reminder of what Palantir is capable of -Heineken: "What took us three years before, the team built in just three months" -Citi Wealth: “This process would take 9 days. Now it takes seconds.”Citi has achieved a 90% decrease in time per case and an 80% cut down on handoffs, all while retaining the quality of their work. -General Mills: We’re saving on average about $40,000 a day, which is about $14M ANNUALLY– and it’s really only deployed to part of our network." -Fannie Mae: "It was a mortgage case fraud case... There's a lot of paper--reams of paper. It took our really talented investigators 60 days to detect fraud into these files. It took your technology 10 seconds, like holy cow." -Morson Group: 53% faster in finding x3 candidates. 1hr 8min average per consultant. 129% increase in placements made -Applied Materials: 24-month projects to 6 weeks. "We have big consulting companies coming in. We can do this in 24 months, it's going to be millions of dollars. With Palantir, we solved this in 6 weeks on the pilot just by connecting to those Legacy systems." -Walgreens increased the operational efficiency by 30% -Nebraska Medicine increased patient discharge speed by 2000% paired with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy -AIG reduced a four-week underwriting time to less than one day. -TeleTracking reduced 24-hour manual healthcare process to seconds -Bolt reduced checkout cancellations to 50% -U.S. Department of State can reduce the time it takes to clear candidates to the Foreign Service from 60 days down to 12 -HyperScienceAI and ManifestCyber reduced the FedRamp costs by 10x and its audit time by 94% -Walgreens increased its operational efficiency by 30% BP reduced costs per barrel by 60% Tampa -Hospital improved its nurse staffing ratio attainment by 30% Cleveland Clinic reduced its bed capacity calculation time by 75%, 38 Minute decrease in ER wait time and 40% Reduction in unused orthopaedic OR time -Paraxel reduced the Clinical Submission Readiness Time by 50% Morson group reduced x3 candidate search time by 53% -Airbus accelerated A350 production by 33% -Tyson Foods achieved $200 million in cost savings -@USArmy recovered $2B in unliquidated funds -@DeptVetAffairs saved $92M+ in funds -World Food Programme saved $30M in delivery costs -Jacobs Connect cut power usage by 30% -Panasonic decreased waste by 12% ESI Group sped up ERP harmonization by 70% -Panasonic Energy cut the 3-6 month learning curve down to just a few weeks for veteran technicians -PG&E reduced transformer ignitions by 65% -Eaton boosted productivity by 25%

Charming_Catch1982

$PLTR In case you forgot, here's a reminder of what Palantir is capable of -Heineken: "What took us three years before, the team built in just three months" -Citi Wealth: “This process would take 9 days. Now it takes seconds.”Citi has achieved a 90% decrease in time per case and an 80% cut down on handoffs, all while retaining the quality of their work. -General Mills: We’re saving on average about $40,000 a day, which is about $14M ANNUALLY– and it’s really only deployed to part of our network." -Fannie Mae: "It was a mortgage case fraud case... There's a lot of paper--reams of paper. It took our really talented investigators 60 days to detect fraud into these files. It took your technology 10 seconds, like holy cow." -Morson Group: 53% faster in finding x3 candidates. 1hr 8min average per consultant. 129% increase in placements made -Applied Materials: 24-month projects to 6 weeks. "We have big consulting companies coming in. We can do this in 24 months, it's going to be millions of dollars. With Palantir, we solved this in 6 weeks on the pilot just by connecting to those Legacy systems." -Walgreens increased the operational efficiency by 30% -Nebraska Medicine increased patient discharge speed by 2000% paired with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy -AIG reduced a four-week underwriting time to less than one day. -TeleTracking reduced 24-hour manual healthcare process to seconds -Bolt reduced checkout cancellations to 50% -U.S. Department of State can reduce the time it takes to clear candidates to the Foreign Service from 60 days down to 12 -HyperScienceAI and ManifestCyber reduced the FedRamp costs by 10x and its audit time by 94% -Walgreens increased its operational efficiency by 30% BP reduced costs per barrel by 60% Tampa -Hospital improved its nurse staffing ratio attainment by 30% Cleveland Clinic reduced its bed capacity calculation time by 75%, 38 Minute decrease in ER wait time and 40% Reduction in unused orthopaedic OR time -Paraxel reduced the Clinical Submission Readiness Time by 50% Morson group reduced x3 candidate search time by 53% -Airbus accelerated A350 production by 33% -Tyson Foods achieved $200 million in cost savings -@USArmy recovered $2B in unliquidated funds -@DeptVetAffairs saved $92M+ in funds -World Food Programme saved $30M in delivery costs -Jacobs Connect cut power usage by 30% -Panasonic decreased waste by 12% ESI Group sped up ERP harmonization by 70% -Panasonic Energy cut the 3-6 month learning curve down to just a few weeks for veteran technicians -PG&E reduced transformer ignitions by 65% -Eaton boosted productivity by 25%

SusanMayer123

Reminder: -Heineken: "What took us three years before, the team built in just three months" -Citi Wealth: “This process would take 9 days. Now it takes seconds.”Citi has achieved a 90% decrease in time per case and an 80% cut down on handoffs, all while retaining the quality of their work. -General Mills: We’re saving on average about $40,000 a day, which is about $14M ANNUALLY– and it’s really only deployed to part of our network." -Fannie Mae: "It was a mortgage case fraud case... There's a lot of paper--reams of paper. It took our really talented investigators 60 days to detect fraud into these files. It took your technology 10 seconds, like holy cow." -Morson Group: 53% faster in finding x3 candidates. 1hr 8min average per consultant. 129% increase in placements made -Applied Materials: 24-month projects to 6 weeks. "We have big consulting companies coming in. We can do this in 24 months, it's going to be millions of dollars. With Palantir, we solved this in 6 weeks on the pilot just by connecting to those Legacy systems." -Walgreens increased the operational efficiency by 30% -Nebraska Medicine increased patient discharge speed by 2000% paired with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy -AIG reduced a four-week underwriting time to less than one day. -TeleTracking reduced 24-hour manual healthcare process to seconds -Bolt reduced checkout cancellations to 50% -U.S. Department of State can reduce the time it takes to clear candidates to the Foreign Service from 60 days down to 12 -HyperScienceAI and ManifestCyber reduced the FedRamp costs by 10x and its audit time by 94% -Walgreens increased its operational efficiency by 30% BP reduced costs per barrel by 60% Tampa -Hospital improved its nurse staffing ratio attainment by 30% Cleveland Clinic reduced its bed capacity calculation time by 75%, 38 Minute decrease in ER wait time and 40% Reduction in unused orthopaedic OR time -Paraxel reduced the Clinical Submission Readiness Time by 50% Morson group reduced x3 candidate search time by 53% -Airbus accelerated A350 production by 33% -Tyson Foods achieved $200 million in cost savings -@USArmy recovered $2B in unliquidated funds -@DeptVetAffairs saved $92M+ in funds -World Food Programme saved $30M in delivery costs -Jacobs Connect cut power usage by 30% -Panasonic decreased waste by 12% ESI Group sped up ERP harmonization by 70% -Panasonic Energy cut the 3-6 month learning curve down to just a few weeks for veteran technicians -PG&E reduced transformer ignitions by 65% -Eaton boosted productivity by 25%

SusanMayer123

Reminder: -Heineken: "What took us three years before, the team built in just three months" -Citi Wealth: “This process would take 9 days. Now it takes seconds.”Citi has achieved a 90% decrease in time per case and an 80% cut down on handoffs, all while retaining the quality of their work. -General Mills: We’re saving on average about $40,000 a day, which is about $14M ANNUALLY– and it’s really only deployed to part of our network." -Fannie Mae: "It was a mortgage case fraud case... There's a lot of paper--reams of paper. It took our really talented investigators 60 days to detect fraud into these files. It took your technology 10 seconds, like holy cow." -Morson Group: 53% faster in finding x3 candidates. 1hr 8min average per consultant. 129% increase in placements made -Applied Materials: 24-month projects to 6 weeks. "We have big consulting companies coming in. We can do this in 24 months, it's going to be millions of dollars. With Palantir, we solved this in 6 weeks on the pilot just by connecting to those Legacy systems." -Walgreens increased the operational efficiency by 30% -Nebraska Medicine increased patient discharge speed by 2000% paired with a 95% discharge prediction accuracy -AIG reduced a four-week underwriting time to less than one day. -TeleTracking reduced 24-hour manual healthcare process to seconds -Bolt reduced checkout cancellations to 50% -U.S. Department of State can reduce the time it takes to clear candidates to the Foreign Service from 60 days down to 12 -HyperScienceAI and ManifestCyber reduced the FedRamp costs by 10x and its audit time by 94% -Walgreens increased its operational efficiency by 30% BP reduced costs per barrel by 60% Tampa -Hospital improved its nurse staffing ratio attainment by 30% Cleveland Clinic reduced its bed capacity calculation time by 75%, 38 Minute decrease in ER wait time and 40% Reduction in unused orthopaedic OR time -Paraxel reduced the Clinical Submission Readiness Time by 50% Morson group reduced x3 candidate search time by 53% -Airbus accelerated A350 production by 33% -Tyson Foods achieved $200 million in cost savings -@USArmy recovered $2B in unliquidated funds -@DeptVetAffairs saved $92M+ in funds -World Food Programme saved $30M in delivery costs -Jacobs Connect cut power usage by 30% -Panasonic decreased waste by 12% ESI Group sped up ERP harmonization by 70% -Panasonic Energy cut the 3-6 month learning curve down to just a few weeks for veteran technicians -PG&E reduced transformer ignitions by 65% -Eaton boosted productivity by 25%

VOO_bull_forever

# I love at all those baggies worldwide when I am looking at charts.... there must millions and millions of baggies out there.... GOSH NKE, PEP, CMG, NESN, DIS, PG, LVMH \--> almost every stock except mag7 has been a baggy creator the last 5 years

dvdmovie1

Didn't JnJ also dump the talc lawsuits to Kenvue? "Tylenol, which is ~10% of their portfolio, causes a drop from 20, to 16, to now 14 dollar a share. A 30% drop in 2 months" Beyond the headlines, there is something to the fact that it's been lousy period for a lot of CPG stuff in recent years. Look at a peer like CHD down YTD (-16%) and 1/5 yr periods. PG is down YTD. Yes, there is something to the headlines but the business isn't doing great otherwise. The Tylenol announcement was September, looking before that at the May quarter, wasn't great: "Net sales decreased 3.9% vs the prior year period, reflecting Organic sales decline of 1.2% and foreign currency headwind of 2.7%"

seraphimkoamugi

Not entirely sure how the whole: "it goes down when the dividends are paid" works since I invest on ETFS right now, Dividend & Growth etfs, but the price of companies don't necessarily go down all that much or if they do it might be for a week or so. Just basing this on stocks like JNJ, PG, PEP and ABBV. They only keep going up and they pay $1/share per dividend payout and their stocks don't necessarily go down one dollar for long. I do have reservations investing on anything thats on the red during their 5 year to MAX tenure graphs. Though if I'm incorrect I'd appreciate a clarification since that could help with deciding better company stocks.

WendyDumpsterFire

KMB is such a dogshit consumer staple stock it goes up and beats earnings and it goes down same as PG

Demogorgonaut

It’s over guys the era of retarded redditors excited over WMT KO PG PM WM shall rise again