Today, the consumer goods giant’s dividend $PG (-0,34 %) has been credited to my brokerage account. The company’s products can likely be found in every household and retail store. Of course, they receive significantly less attention than, say, a $P911 (-0,84 %) Porsche, $AAPL (-0,32 %) iPhone, or $MC (-1,32 %) luxury handbag—but they’re still deeply embedded in everyday life and can be found at various stages of a consumer’s life—and are probably bought more often than any of the luxury items just mentioned 😁
Even if you shouldn’t expect massive price jumps with basic consumer goods, they’re still a daily part of life, and the business will keep running even when another crisis hits the tech and industrial sectors 🤌
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