H.J. Heinz Company (NYSE:HNZ)
It remains the country’s condiment king, but Heinz also produces soups, sauces, frozen meals, infant food, and other products.
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Berkshire almost mistake free in judgement.
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20% premium will fall
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A well managed company with a strong brand. Selling at a 'fair' price. I would like it cheaper, but I'm willing to pay up for the solid free cash flow and the legitimate earnings. There's a nice dividend there to reinvest.
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Global reach. Good div.
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30% ROE, net profit of 7.9%, and 3.7% dividend yield. Debt-to-equity is currently high due to recent acquisitions, but sufficient cash holdings make debt affordable.
I also love ketchup.
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Another consistent dividend raise and earnings report. This stock is a winner and has been for years
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You have 5 secs to name another company that makes ketchup.
Times up. Buy this stock.
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I love their catsup!
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Long term stability.
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This is a "Giant Tortoise Stock." Like a giant tortoise, It may be big and slow, but it has a hard shell (economic moat), can swim far (enter into new and emerging markets and industries), and live long.
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New ketchup packs just one more plus for the condiment king.
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Given the prospect for a double-dip recession (or worse) households will be eating at home more or eating at lower-priced fast-food outlets - and the demand for Heinz condiments will grow.
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key04, 3.6% dividend
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It will drop a little but has good dividend. Won't come up until investor confidence returns.
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Barron 6/15/11
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A staple of America.
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low PE cash fountain
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sorry I just love ketchup
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