Unilever N.V. (ADR) (NYSE:UN)

12/16

World percence, good yeild, the US maket looks like its going down, maybe UN will hold up

basic consumer goods and sustainable dividend and good yield

SP Dogs

Dividend Yield

Four girls in this house. Suave everything. Shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, hairspray.......it's cheap and works great. Why pay more?

Looking for mgmt. turnaround on this stock. Good entry level here.

With all the layoffs people will start trading down once they use the products they all ready have bought. It doesn't look good now, but it will in the future.

Re-organization well under way.........Shareholder friendly management........Nice defensive play....

STABILLITY

This is part of a test portfolio I made to weather the current economy.

I tried to pick a small diversified group of companies with high dividends (that I felt would not cut their dividends). I also tried to pick companies that I felt were already oversold. All the picks under this screen name are part of that portfolio.

Good consumer product company. I believe this stock will still go down along with everything else in the short term. However, for a long term pick, the price is right. I plan on buying a little every week to build up a long term position. With a decent dividend and a solid line of products, this is a good defensive stock.

consumer staples that had excellant earnings. these are the products that are necessary even in recessionary times.

* Market capitalization north of $10 billion
* Trailing P/E ratio between 8 and 14 times earnings
* Return on equity of at least 20%
* CAPS rating of four or five stars

Unilever has been providing us with food, houshold goods , and must have items for many years. I feel good catching this stock near its 52 week low.

Dividend Yield and Brand Value.

Excellent stock for a portfolio. Solid company. Management is tightening up operations further. Positioned great to take advantage of the Indian market. Financials are good and will only keep getting better.

PLUS: They pay you great dividends.

(As a certain unnamed stock guy likes to say, "You gotta pay Daddy.")

Unilever NV has issued a bullish signal based on the Convergence-Divergence of two moving averages. UN moved to "MACD green" and is in an uptrend that is supported by strong volume and positive price action.

Unilever is heavily dependent upon commodity prices and a retail sector which is price driven. Their most valuable brands, personal care, have underperformed against competitors and a residual cumbersome structure will hamper success for the next 12 months.