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Good evening my Bearler,

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Behind consumer goods are hidden a variety of products that cover the necessities of life, but can also go far beyond that. The so-called luxury goods. Starting from food to clothing to furniture. 🪑🛋️🛏️

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The consumer goods sector includes all companies that produce goods for consumption. That's actually quite a lot. So you can profit from your consumption and even better from the consumption of others. 💪

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You may come across defensive stocks with good dividends. But beware. Growth prospects and product margins are low 🤔 .

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Do you invest in companies in the consumer goods sector?

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Yours Björn from @bear.stocks 🤙

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Be proud, be loud, be a bear! 🐻

#proudtobeabear

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#bearstocks

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Where do the percentages come from? I wouldn't invest in Nestle, for example. You can't exactly report positive things about the others either. Personally, I don't have any in my portfolio.
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P&G was the first stock that was bought again in March 2020... plus the golden M and Coke even if I use both products the older I get the less..😇
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Pepsi, Unilever and McDonald's in the depot 💸
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With the exception of Heinz, all the stocks are in my portfolio and are a dream for long-term investors who want dividends. One must not forget inflation, which ultimately comes back to us shareholders in the form of rising dividends due to the price increases of goods 👍💪
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