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Tony
@TBStyler
2Année·

$UL (-1,35 %) or $PG (-1,24 %) ?

In any case, Unilever has a much larger debt burden, but the percentage dividend is better. What do you think?

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Lorena@Lorena
2Année
$PG all the way
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StupidRich@StupidRich
2Année
Procter & Gamble 100%.
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Ella Marie Waschbär@DividendenWaschbaer
2Année
That's exactly where I stand. I opted for Unilever because they are simply further away from ATH and I am hoping for a big increase in the future.
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Divmann@Divmann
2Année
Unilever for me, I like the prospects and PG is far too expensive for me.
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tommycash@tommycash
2Année
Savings book >> Unilever 🥲
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Niklas@n_albo
2Année
Unilever.
Great brands with potential, especially in the food sector ☺️
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Ben@RegularJohn
2Année
Clearly P&G
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Danny@Dannys
2Année
Unilever in terms of price. They are simply a lot cheaper at the moment. But if you want to hold for the long term anyway, I would take P&G. In the long term, the entry price no longer plays such a big role and, in my opinion, P&G is simply the stronger company.
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SaherJunior@SaherJunior
2Année
I find the direct comparison somewhat difficult.

While Unilever, in comparison to P&G, is also represented in the food sector (vegan food, nutritional supplements or drinks), P&G only sells household and care products. (Please correct me if I am wrong). Personally, I find the food sector more exciting and because of the prospects in this area, I tend to favor Unilever shares. But it's just a matter of taste, I realize there are different camps here 😂😂

Why not both shares? 50/50 split ☺️
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Millennial-Investor@Millennial-Investor
2Année
Definitely P&G
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