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5th planet games, a penny stock with investments in the upcoming Walking dead and Invincible games and a secondary listing with the ticker IDGAF
How can I use correlation coefficients to build a portfolio
PG&E ducks negligence suit over wildfire prevention shutoffs
10/18/2023 - Put credit spread with highest return sorted by %OTM (delta < 0.3 and DTE < 21)
Review my stock choices and let's learn to build a portfolio together!
Insider Trading Weekly Update #037: CFOs at Visa, Procter & Gamble Sell $21M, $MRK Execs Sell $32M, Banks Get a Bid - Insider Trading Recap
The marketing group that pumped $HC over +1,000% in a week is about to start promoting this tiny uranium company
2023-03-27 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Hermione Granger
Procter & Gamble, Colgate among new Buys at Citi (NYSE:PG)
Sunrun, PG&E collaborate for residential home solar and battery systems (NASDAQ:RUN)
Disney shareholders set to vote on Peltz at April 3 annual meeting
GROM #2: Low Float - Goldman Sachs 10% owner - private placement closed - 127% CTB only 1000 shares available - REG SHO Listed. It’s not too late! Rocket incoming.
2023-01-25 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
Holding these $PG puts through tmrw. Expecting them to double again.
$PG and why it is the most overvalued stock in the market right now
$PG and why it's the most overvalued company right now
My 2022 strategy been working well I guess ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2022-10-28 Better Tasting Crayons (Mathematically derived options plays)
'King Dollar' is making a royal feast of corporate earnings: Morning Brief
Will rates have to rise to equal the rate of inflation?
The Day $PG fell 35% in 5 minutes - May 6, 2010[Super-sampled and upscaled]
Geospatial satellite data to price physical risk in financial valuations
$PCG PG&E is finally having its breakout and are some reason why:
PG has November, January, February, March, and April, but no December???
Bed Bath & Beyond CFO plunges to death at New York's Jenga tower days after company says it would close 150 stores and cut jobs
Smile Direct club $SDC- Due Diligence by a Dentist/Investor
How will the U.S. stock market trend next Monday?
Lessons learned by an immigrant first time investor
Wall Street Week Ahead for the trading week beginning July 25th, 2022
Wall Street Week Ahead for the trading week beginning July 25th, 2022
if EV's are the future, shouldn't we short Chevron and buy calls on Utilities?
Cattle Call for Cali Bros to YOLO Calls on Cali Co's
Traditional “Value” Stocks are arguably some of the most unsafe picks in a rising interest rate environment
"Apex directed Webull, Ally Invest, SoFi, and hundreds of other firms that clear their trades through Apex to prohibit purchases of certain highly volatile stocks... Apex sent instructions to the introducing brokers it works with to restrict [3 WsB Banned Tickers]" -Direct Quote Maxine Waters Report
"Apex directed Webull, Ally Invest, SoFi, and hundreds of other firms that clear their trades through Apex to prohibit purchases of certain highly volatile stocks... Apex sent instructions to the introducing brokers it works with to restrict GME, AMC, and KOSS" - Direct Quote Maxine Waters Report
Maxine Water's Report yesterday revealed the DTCC waived $9.7B the morning of Jan 28, 2021, spread out between 6 firms. Robinhood was $2.2B/$9.7B, which means 5 other CEOs were awoken at 3AM like Vlad with a massive margin charge. 5 companies divided by the remainder $7.5B is an average $1.5B each.
Maxine Water's Report yesterday revealed the DTCC waived $9.7B the morning of Jan 28, 2021, spread out between 6 firms. Robinhood was $2.2B/$9.7B, which means 5 other CEOs were awoken at 3AM like Vlad with a massive margin charge. 5 companies divided by the remainder $7.5B is an average $1.5B each.
Boomer apes turned the tech bubble turned into a "value stock" bubble
Don't worry about a US recession? U.S. stocks report strong consumer demand
The rotation out of safety and into growth is beginning
Should I start selling all those overpriced safety stocks such as KO, COST, PG, WM, and PEP in favor of growth stocks down 50-70% from ATH?
Procter & Gamble (PG) Dividend Stock - An Everyday Stock❓
Lithium Americas - A Long-Term Whale With Short Term Catalysts
Lithium Americas - A long-term whale with short-term catalysts
Lithium Americas - A long-term whale with short-term catalysts
Lithium Americas - A long-term whale with short-term catalysts
$LAC - Lithium Americas - A long-term whale with short-term catalysts
$LAC - Lithium Americas - A long-term whale with short-term catalysts
How to Stop Crying - here's your plan.
PG&E and General Motors Collaborate on Pilot to Reimagine Use of Electric Vehicles as Backup Power Sources for Customers
As an accumulator would you rather own General Mills or MSFT?
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$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%
$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%
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%
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%
# 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
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%"
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.
KMB is such a dogshit consumer staple stock it goes up and beats earnings and it goes down same as PG
It’s over guys the era of retarded redditors excited over WMT KO PG PM WM shall rise again
Take some Pepti-Bizmol for your tummy ache and say you love the product to jump on board for the stock move, roll into PG for the peptides purchase
I do PG-13 things to jars of mayonnaise
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
this is insane, market making new all time highs but quality stocks been going down PG good earnings but still going down ouch, is there even a point in listing those stocks anymore
Why the fuck is S&PG tanking before market open
There will be a correction with all the tech stocks at some point but I think we have another 3-5 years of the run where each company is up a few percent every week. And then when it does correct I think it will correct to a level that is higher than today’s numbers. Anytime I see correction it’s weekly. Every day like today is usually owed up by a day of people taking gains and putting money into my 2-3% div yield stocks. When NVDA is up 3%. The next day it’s down 2% and my MMM, MO, PG are up a similar amount. It’s like clockwork. This week I think will be more gains as earnings are posting plus interest rates will likely get lowered but honestly that shit is all baked in at this point, half point here and there. Only way that would change if it’s some wild full point or 2 swing (that isn’t going to happen). The folks that take money out aren’t going to go into cash in their mattress. They are just going to buy dividend paying energy and consumer staples. So the overall market should stay strong. I think the western economies will stay strong until all the boomer money runs out which is some point several decades down the road after the millennials and gen Zrs deplete that giant inherited 50 trillion dollar nest egg through taxes and debt repayment. The concerning thing to me is unemployment. All these companies posting amazing quarters are laying off thousands of employees. That doesn’t bode well for the economy in my opinion and AI is still a novelty. However I do think there is a lot of get off my lawn stuff that we last heard when computers started to become a thing. This tech is revolutionary and is only going to continue to improve.
GIS, KHC, KMB, PG, DEO, BF.B, LYB, FMC, BMY to name a few. Obviously the story for these are not rosy like AI that's why they trade at these valuations.
“ I do PG 13 things to mayonnaise jars”
PG will never, ever pull an AMD. its safe play
Yup. 1-2% a year. Beauty sales are up 4% . E commerce up 12% 69 consecutive dividend increases EPS expected to be 9% up from 3%. If there is a market downturn , PG will be one of the companies everyone will flock to. Just my opinion
Why did PG shit the bed
PG doing a nice little spike
Bought PG in my low risk portfolio today ... hope they sold alot of toothpaste last quarter.
Oof. Sorry. Victor Wemayana is the third string PG for the Côte d'Ivoire Tuskers of the West African Semi-Pro Basketball and Cattle Ranching League. You probably wanted Wembanyana. Always double check those tickers.
# Shkreli's short position # [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG4mzkiF208](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG4mzkiF208)
I do PG13 things to jars of mayonnaise
Trading Places was R but the 80s were a whole thing, Airplane! Was PG and had some bouncy assets in it as well.
My prediction inverse me if you want: NFLX puts TSLA puts PG puts ELV calls That’s all I got
Start with ETFS think long term And buy thing that have an up only chart GDX QTUM BTC SOXX BKCH BTC Buy these 1$ daily for a week to get an avg price Use fear and greed index It tells you wen to buy and sell You buy in fear and accumulate a position And stocks like WMT SPMO PG for the contractions and trough phase of the business cycle
PG thoughts? Saw a post earlier of someone claiming they found the wrong drug in their pepto bismol bottle. Surely it’s manufactured and there won’t be a recall, unless…
Buy PG and KMB consumer staples are at there low and have already been beaten down already, it'll go up if the market continues this downtrend and tech starts to dip
PG, CLK, CAG, KMB, COST, DG. You are welcome
PG and TMUS almost up a percent early premarket. Boys we are big time boned
Anyone else playing PG? Boring, I know
Anyone eyeing $PG at these levels?
Markets will drop 10% when they read Nancy dumped tech and bought PG and HE
PYPL and PG looks like good buys right now.
PG is starting to look nice and tasty as a possible buy/hold/long term call.
Why is PG and KMB falling off the face of the earth for
The only ones on my list the held up were Gold, JNJ, PG, TLT, TLH. Gold, long bonds, and non-tech blue chips.
Your best bet is to simply diversify. Buy some foreign ETFs, buy some long term bonds, gold, non-tech blue chip stocks like WMT, XOM, PG, JNJ, JPM, etc, and keep a small amount in tech. If the bubble pops, AI/tech stocks and meme stocks will take big hits, but the rest of the market may be relatively okay. When the dot com bubble burst, the SP500 was down about 35% while the NASDAQ went down 60-70%. The DOW (only 30 stocks) was down less than 20%. Many big blue chip companies continued to climb in value while also paying dividends. Gold continued up.
The sector is called “consumer staples” not “consumerism”, so generally it’s where money flows because the thinking is, these are necessities. PG, KO, PEP, KR, WMT, DG etc
PG, WMT, they aren’t immune to fluctuations but they are a core in my portfolio.
11 Cheap Stocks for a Market That’s Too Expensive Cyclical: Some names on the screen are FedEx, Delta Air Lines , United Airlines Holdings , chip maker Qorvo, General Motors, and Ford Motor. Non Cyclical: health insurer Humana, telecom Verizon Communications, and utilities UGI and PG&E, Regeneron Source: 11 Cheap Stocks for a Market That’s Too Expensive https://www.barrons.com/articles/cheap-stocks-screen-united-delta-fedex-regeneron-8fc3dec9?st=kc5KLq
11 Cheap Stocks for a Market That’s Too Expensive Cyclical: Some names on the screen are FedEx, Delta Air Lines , United Airlines Holdings , chip maker Qorvo, General Motors, and Ford Motor. Non Cyclical: health insurer Humana, telecom Verizon Communications, and utilities UGI and PG&E, Regeneron and Amgen Source: 11 Cheap Stocks for a Market That’s Too Expensive https://www.barrons.com/articles/cheap-stocks-screen-united-delta-fedex-regeneron-8fc3dec9?st=kc5KLq
11 Cheap Stocks for a Market That’s Too Expensive Cyclical: Some names on the screen are FedEx, Delta Air Lines , United Airlines Holdings , chip maker Qorvo, General Motors, and Ford Motor. Non Cyclical: health insurer Humana, telecom Verizon Communications, and utilities UGI and PG&E, Regeneron and Amgen Source: 11 Cheap Stocks for a Market That’s Too Expensive https://www.barrons.com/articles/cheap-stocks-screen-united-delta-fedex-regeneron-8fc3dec9?st=kc5KLq
Uh guys JNJ… PG…… what’s happening
Except they’re all scheming against us. Turns out my annual registration fee will go up a couple hundred compared to my old Toyota. And insurance costs will go up drastically per year. The little money saved on gas vs California’s expensive PG&E? It just goes to someone else.
>Compute power is the next nuclear arms race. You realize that's worse right? The nuclear arms race was driven by a strategy of "mutually assured destruction" - which the human race only barely survived; literally by the grace and conscience of a single submarine officer. Now, the AI industry is recklessly developing a technology that experts have been warning us for decades could end the human race as completely as nuclear weapons. But it's even worse than that because our nuclear weapons program wasn't being driven by private equity and stock bubbles. It was wholly under control of governments whose insane disregard for human safety was sober and restrained by comparison to what's happening now. So it's not a good analogy partly on that basis alone. Because today, companies and politicians are deliberately dismantling every guardrail in a desperate rush to somehow justify the trillions of dollars in infrastructure, hardware, water, energy, and development they're planning on making *all of us* spend on their behalf. And that's the thing, AI isn't remotely capable of delivering returns even close to the necessary investment without the promise of mass automation - which means mass unemployment and surrendering real world decisionmaking to largely unaccountable AIs. Somebody is going to pay out the ass for the development and buildout and it's not the jerk offs making billions on the hype right now. It's all of us who will lose our jobs who're going to pay for it. Someone just posted yesterday that PG&E is planning $70B of development in the next 5 years to meet demand from data centers. Who's going to pay for that? Consumers and taxpayers. All of these stocks are shooting to the moon off OpenAI promising $1T of investment on $2B of revenue. Who's going to get left holding the bag? Again, it won't be the jerk offs raking in billions. They'll walk away as aristocrats of the post-capitalist dictatorship they're creating for us.
pity those who keep buying defensive stocks on the dip PG, COST, KO, KMB, CPB, XLP etc took me a loss to realise no one buys defensives anymore, defensives in this era is GOLD and CRYPTO. im a victim, so anyone who is considering buying these to hedge be careful, zoom out and see for example KO trendline is going down to $45 over the next year
If this aint a bubble.. PG&E Unveils $73B Plan to Power AI Data Centers and Upgrade Grid by 2030 https://finance.yahoo.com/news/pg-e-unveils-73b-plan-205444585.html
12000x16.62. DCAed over the past week. PG in disguise and warrants PG multiple once it is stabilized
PCG Calls 0DTE. Because Trump hates Gavin, and humiliating him by buying a piece of PG&E so he can't sue it anymore would be the ultimate punishment. Also, Trump tweeted about Democrats needing to move some dead wood today.
Matthew Lillard is A CARROT….. Rated PG-13
To overcome market stress, buy high quality companies and etfs from age 25 to age 55. KO, PG, AMZN, WMT will be around in 30 years. Why invest in anything else?
It would be best for them if they didn't say anything. If they do more than change the rating to, like, PG-which aside from the trans thing the show is pretty intense in spots so this wouldn't be entirely inappropriate-they will be canceled by the more liberal audience. If they just ignore him, they might be fine.
Nice, I just bought PG, since the government is in a state of shutdown, imagine this will yield a good return, because proctor and gamble is more of a stable consumer stock
CMG was my first. sold for a loss. first winner was PG (:
KO V AMZN BA UNH PG calls.
You think my price targets are exaggerated? https://x.com/reasonus4/status/1972721822706905384?t=PG6n37fulfU5YIDG09W50w&s=19 LOL
Lol, PG&E got upgraded to IG and the next business day they announce a 70 billion plus capital spending plan. They are playing with house money now
I like PG better. Kenvue has low profit margin of 6.6%. Growth rate of 0.7% last 5 years. Kenvue carries a significant amount of debt with a debt to equity ratio of 80% and total debt reaching $8.74 billion in June 2025. The sustainability of their dividend is questionable. Payout ratio of 111% of profit and 107%. Their PE is at 24.
Nice moat, big company. Kind of brutal financials, especially compared to very similar Proctor & Gamble. KVUE EBITDA was down more than 1/2 a billion from 2019 last year. It’s fallen every year since 2020. Literally the only growing metric for this company is expenses. They don’t even do a lot of buybacks. Both companies have tight margins, high exposure to tariffs, and shitty debt/cash ratios. With the current environment, I wouldn’t really call either a buy. PG has at least demonstrated steady growth since the 90s. Consumer staples are not set to boom by any means. Data shows people are buying what they need to get by. $22 is kind of a high bar without changes in tariff policy, inflation slowdown and employment pickup.
PG COSTCO and KMB are single handedly holding my port up lmao, consumer staples too beat down to go any lower I guess lmaoo
Hi, Im from Europe (Sweden). I have some US stocks (PEP, KO, WMT, PG, T, O). I have been looking at Target lately (nice dividend) but I'm not sure if I should buy it. What is this social issue and political issue that people are talking about?
Puts on PG cause of DayQuil are expensive
First Tylenol sales increase, then Crayon sales, then Pepto Bismol. Long $PG?
holy shit PG went -2%, -1%, -2%, -1% in 4 days, never in history since 1982 has that happen before. this market is not investable, fundamentals dont matter anymore. perhaps i should just sell my 100k worth of PG and go into OKLO instead so PG will go up
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
Honestly, I think this is better than power companies. Doesn’t seem as volatile as power companies (PG&E).
Right now I’m splitting new capital between AI/semis and dividend growers. AI plays for upside, dividend/growers for ballast. For example, adding MSFT + NVDA on the growth side, and names like PG or KO on the defensive side. How much weighting do others keep in defensive sectors when growth looks frothy?
You need to compare beta value. Nvda has a beta value of 2.13, while qqqm is only *1.24. My two largest stocks JNJ and PG are being 0.3-0.39. I always hold NVDA but most were sold for safer heaven. I expect an ultimate AI correction as ingridients are ripe.*
That depends. I lost plenty of dough from a few growth mf by a wealth management poor strategies. Selling Oracle when one day it popped 23% for a couple days. My cost basis was just 1/10th of the trading prices. I do have PG and JNJ bought when I started the sizes were so huge I had to unload. My style is never keep 1 fund more than 1% of total portfolio to be diversified. I am aware of several investors who had massive amount of APPLE at $1 cost being an earlier employee of that mature company. With that kind of skewed portfolio it gives the investors something to worry about in a red day.
For tech market diversification, consider sectors like healthcare (UNH, JNJ), consumer staples (PG, KO), and utilities (NEE, D). These tend to be more stable and less correlated with tech. Emerging markets and value-oriented ETFs can also provide good portfolio balance. Don't put all eggs in the tech basket.
Nice picks to start with! Since it’s for a course project, I’d suggest looking at companies/funds across different sectors so you can compare performance more meaningfully: * **Large-cap tech** (like GOOGL, MSFT, or NVDA) → strong fundamentals and growth stories. * **Consumer staples/defensives** (like PG, KO, or UNILEVER) → good for stability. * **Index fund/ETF** (VOO or SPY) → gives you market-level exposure, which is a great benchmark for comparison. That way you’ll get a mix of growth + stability, and you can analyze how sector trends impact performance rather than just stock-picking in one area.
PG&E singlehandedly holding back the economic angle of buying an affordable full-EV here. Electricity leaps higher every damn year.
>Utilities tend to offer stability and dividends Guess you weren't around when PG&E went bankrupt.
It has no assets? What the hell are you talking about? PG? Foundry? AIP? Apollo? Meta constellation? Growing over 40% YoY 81% Gross Margin? 128% NDR? Only 800 customers with an almost unlimited TAM in commericial and government aspects? Please don't feel like you need to comment on things that you clearly have ZERO idea what youre talking about. Is it overpriced? Yes. Is it expensive? HELL YES. But to say it has no assets and nothing to justify the price other than PAYING POLITICIANS. Lol you sound like a dumbass.
Where’s PG&E on the lunar chart? 🤔
ill always be down with Harden. he's still a top 5 PG in the league. all-star and all NBA player. Love me some Harden. Go Clippers!!
WM AXON JNJ PM PG (I’ve been buying UNH, LMT and KTOS)
Add in the fact that a lot of people think owning a home is out of reach, which leads to them not really caring/thinking long-term about their credit score. Add 2 shots ([vodka shots](https://youtu.be/csn2CIWPVbM?si=zrGC2dOa8qsTT4PG)) of brain rot. And now you have an emerging generation living off of vibes and aura. We better start putting in effort to secure our retirement, as I dont trust these new comers with their own lives, let alone my 80 year old self.
how about this one? It's PG-13, no dickbutt, I actually kinda like it. Fuck the haters, it stays.
Isn't this better *hard* that there won't be another fire? They had $4bn judgement against them last year over the Lahaina fire. It seems like if another one happens they'll get wrecked, much like PG&E does every few years.
It rated PG but isn't there gore in that movie?
Guys hear me out there is a way to get exposure to data centers, critical minerals, Halloween pranks and diarrhea! $PG Procter and Gamble makes toilet paper everyone involved in AI, data centers and minerals must shit once in a while, also Halloween isn’t far away so homes will be getting TPd and people will make shitty mummy costumes.
Do you mean direct to people or just not the government? Cuz they have contracts with BP Airbus Stellantis Hyundai Morgan Stanley Ferrari PG&E And most recently Fujitsu as of August 2025
At least my PG calls are exploding
short tech and long and old fashioned stuff like PEP, KO, PG. Classic rotation to safety. Banked it today lads. Call me Warren
With such low diversification, I'd just go for the safe and boring stuff. Like WM and PG, things like that.
My guess is mini molten salt reactors. They are small, self-contained, using fluoride salts. We created them molten salt reactors in the 70's; They have now miniaturized the technology into completely movable, easily plugged in reactors. Think of nuclear batteries almost. But because of nuclear fears after Chernobyl and nuclear war, nuclear funding was largely strangled and all new nuclear power was largely sidelined. These reactors are nearly fail proof in the way they work, as the fluoride salt is a self regulating thermal absorber and controller. Runaway is nearly impossible, and if it does happen some how, they can instantly flush out the fluoride liquid salt and instantly stop the run away reaction. I have a family member who works for PG&E over seeing the system designs of a nuclear power plant, and he says this is the direction everyone is going and the direction they are moving to training their techs. It is a bridge until the fission reactors come online in a few decades, and nuclear waste is a thing of the past.
That’s like saying what do Gas & Electric companies (like PG&E) do and what value they provide to society. Okay, you sustain your own electricity and gas then, instead of they are being distributed to you. You will be shocked how much more money you will need to spend in short amount and how much more it is annoying to maintain everything.