Kimberly-Clark Corp (KMB)
The Company is organized into operating segments based on product groupings. These operating segments have been aggregated into four reportable global business segments: Personal Care; Consumer Tissue; K-C Professional & Other; and Health Care.
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AHHHHHH SWIIIIINNNNEEEE FLEEEEEEEWWWWWW
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Mad Money - Cramer Pick
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Staple, dividend, undervalued. Now is probably a poor time to buy, but I am looking out several years.
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Low PRice cheap stock with yield for IRA
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Health and personal care products should go up as flu(s) season is upon us ... not to mention personal tissue type products.
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weak dollar play. nice dividend.
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This is a defensive pick because it is in consummer staples, pays a very good dividend and should hold up better than the S&P should the spring-summer rally we have seen so far now be terminated by a classic October massacre. See pitch by Stockworldpicks.
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This is a nice stable company. They have a worldwide presence. Nice dividend. They have leading brands in their markets. Very safe.
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i think this would be a great stock for a good while because people use a lot of paper every day.
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P/E 15 div 4.0
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Great company with a very attractive dividend, but Kimberley-Clark is the definition of a safety play. As we exit the recession and look for the sector leadership to create a recovery, you'll see people cycle-out of safeties plays to look for greener pastures. Kimberley Clark will undoubtedly go up, but it will lag the S&P.
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Another solid company with a low beta. Can't expect a defensive stock to outperform the S&P in an up market.
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Consumers will be top performers as the economy improves and people begin to spend more freely.
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Dividend play - 4.50%.
Lower Close Limit set at -20% of entry price.
All Member Percentage Bullish 940%.
All-Star Percentage Bullish 96.8%.
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- Dividend 4.5% coupled with a long history of dividends
- A good to great company
- A test of TMF1000's SYY theory of holding great dividend paying companies for the long term
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An old dependable staples provider that pays a decent dividend. It deserves a place in your/my portfolio. Seldom if ever do you have to worry about it.
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Um, toilet paper and diapers? Can anyone tell me how KMB cannot succeed?
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Like the dividend boost.
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5% dividend with payout of only 57%

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