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$PG (-1,77%) is one of the best examples of companies that will probably always run. Even if the market crashes, the physical company I own through my stock will still print money because its products are deeply integrated into our everyday lives!

Cheers to value investing!

In the household, Ariel detergent and Lenor fabric softener are indispensable for thoroughly cleaning clothes and giving them a pleasant scent. Fairy cleans dishes, while Swiffer products make floor care efficient and easy. When it comes to body care, brands such as Head & Shoulders and Pantene ensure healthy, well-groomed hair, while Gillette razors and Olay skincare products keep skin looking and feeling fresh.

Families benefit from the quality of Pampers diapers, which keep babies dry and happy, and parents rely on Vicks products to relieve cold symptoms. The portfolio is complemented by Oral-B dental care products that support daily oral hygiene. With innovative and high-quality solutions, P&G is an indispensable companion in everyday life, bringing comfort, cleanliness and well-being to every home.

8 Commenti

Marcel@xzxzx

2Mes

I also had a good time in the depot, always ran smoothly.

At some point I just asked myself whether this was really a "sensible" investment. Especially for me in combination with Coca Cola. Because if you are honest, the share will not outperform the world over the medium to long term. It will probably always continue to perform, but it is still a drag on returns. Especially as PG is proportionately included there anyway.

Therefore no longer a "sensible" investment for me👍

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Vinc3🚀@BlockBard

2Mes

@xzxzx currently my thought and am therefore considering selling...

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Paketknecht@Paketknecht

2Mes

@xzxzx PG will not outperform an MSCI World that has been running at over 10% in recent years, but the question is how long the MSCI World will continue to run at over 10% if the long-term average return of the index is 7.2%.

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plaul@plaul

2Mes

@Paketknecht That's exactly the point. In my view, PG is an extremely crisis-proof stock. I would question this with the MSCI World. Of course it will also rise again after a crisis.
The only difference is that a PG will print money even during a financial crash due to its anchoring in consumer staples. Then the dividend will continue to be paid and you will still have a strong return.

But I don't want to fuel the discussion between value and growth investors, everyone will have their own view...!

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Maximilian@Max095

2Mes

Best share! 🚀 Strong dividend growth and solid share price gains.

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DonaldTruck@DonaldTruck

2Mes

I'll add my two cents.

I have a return expectation for all my individual stocks that should not be undercut over a period of 2-3 years. 7-9% p.a., depending on CIP inflation.
As long as the shares keep going up, that's fine with me. That gives me the chance to invest in a diversified way. If I only invest in the top 5 or mag7, then for me it's more trading than investing with risk management.
Consequently, such stabilizing values are very welcome.
I also like my returns to be "passively" balanced rather than having to do a lot of active trading.

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Matthias@Rebellion81

2Mes

I think it's a top stock to have in your savings plan.

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plaul@plaul

2Mes

@Rebellion81 definitiv!

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