The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG)

so many products-most people don't know what company they're buying from, but they buy anyway! population growth=stock growth

winning brand with great #'S

I like it at the current prices

Rock Solid holding that will do well for many years to come.

Overvalued, but likely to outperform on the downside.

One of the world's great marketing companies

Dow Dogs

12/16

A great company with multiple brands that will continue to do well even as the economy slows down and the European crisis lingers.

Consumer staples

Current liabilities are greater then current assets. Management is more interested in stock buybacks then increaseing yield. Needs to increase margins to get clean up their balance sheet.

holds up in difficult times

Classic blue-chip stock, with a solid dividend payout. A great combination of safety and large returns.

Strong Multi-national company with: 1. Great Products, 2. Great Brands, 3. Exceptional Management, 4. International Exposure.

What's not to like. The valuation is reasonable.

PG is a BUY!

Kahuna, CFA
Venture Capital
Portfolio Manager

P&G is taking on an aggressive cost saving downsizing and prioritizing similar to the GE Jack Welsh days. Good things to come as they focus in on what they do best.

Safe bet in a volatile market. Will outperform in the short term and possible mid to long term.

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.

Dividend hikers to outperform stagflation.

buy and hold div stock with growth. trying to put together a good portfolio of these kinds of stocks. big industry leader that should be around for a very long time. I am wanting phillips morris but right now they just keep going up, looking for some sort of a pullback. hopefully one will come over the next few weeks if the market does start up how I think it will and people lose some interest in the safety of awesome div. stocks.