Church & Dwight Co., Inc. (CHD)

Putting up good numbers and solid products in tough environment.

Excellent outlook on reducing packaging - Green products, less packaging better for environment, less water more product, better economically.

This company has a lot of cash flow, a small but growing dividend, easy-to-understand and necessary products, and is priced reasonably. Their earnings are increasing rapidly for the industry, giving them a forward PEG ratio of below 1 even with their dividend. One drawback is that although their revenue is increasing, it's not increasing as quickly as earnings are, meaning that growth is likely to slow a bit if they can't grow sales more quickly over the next 5 years or so.

Even if it only performs averagely, it's great for a portfolio because this is the kind of company you can most likely hold for a lifetime. And at a market cap of $4 billion, there's a small but possible chance of it being acquired by a larger company eventually.

Reasonably upside, low downside. Heads I win, tales I still kind of win.

Showed up on a screen for solid 5 year growth with low debt, cash on hand and still at attractive P/E ratios.

smaller PG with a very profitable collection of brands

TROJAN AND OXICLEAN

good stock

Strong brands of this company includes Brillo soap pads and Trojan condoms. Trojan is the most popular condom in the US, whereas Durex is the most popular condom in UK and probably other countries in Europe.

Dwight, from the Office, is hilarious.

This is a consumer staples company that has consistently outperformed the S&P 500 during both bull and bear markets. While having roughly the same stock price for an entire year is usually bad, in the present panic it is far better than the S&P, which has fallen 40% in the same period. When good times come back, it will likely continue to outperform the market. The only downside, as I see it, is that it has a tiny dividend.

Consistent growth in company despite market volatility.

The company’s impressive revenue growth, increased net income, healthy liquidity position, and key initiatives. Furthermore, these positives are strengthened by higher returns, improved leverage levels, and favorable business outlook.

Global economic recession leads to more people staying home to save money........people staying home get bored and start having more sex.........people having more sex start to worry about the cost of having a baby........people start buying more condoms to prevent babies while still allowing for lots of sex........TROJAN brand condoms to the rescue.

Without looking I am guessing it is down 15% from 3 months ago. It's a buy and hold "sleeper."

house hold products

One of few stocks in the world that seem just too expensive even though it operates in an industry outside of the FIRE sector of economy (FIRE = Financial, Insurance & Real Estate).
The valuation to earnings potential going forward is not worth it, nothing going for it on the dividend end, and there would be other companies in the sector that are much more desirable.



I'd sell this company to put my money elsewhere. In fact, I'd rather use that money and pour it across residential real estate, apartment buildings, other stocks, commodities, or bonds. Even if it survives the next decade, it will lag its peers and it will likely lag S&P 500.


SELL.


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hey what can i say that hasnt already been said

Technical analysis points going here.
1. Doji
2. Volume lower
3. Stochastics look like it getting ready to point down

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