Proctor and Gamble (PG)
Stats
P/E: 15.9
P/B: 2.8
Dividend Yield: 3.1%
The recent reported quarter by Proctor & Gamble caused PG's share price to drop from $62 to $59.75 on August 3rd. The quarterly report wasn't good, but that doesn't mean the long-term outlook of Proctor & Gamble has changed. In fact, if you listened to the earnings report you would have found that PG spent more on advertising than usual, which is a good thing for a brand based consumer company like PG. This means that Proctor & Gamble is investing for the long-term. They aren't trying to make a single quarter look good, which is a trait not held by most.
The company has a lot of exposure internationally, so Proctor & Gamble still could experience some substantial growth even as a Large Value company. Furthermore, PG is constantly looking for acquisitions to expand its product line.
Verdict: PG has a high dividend yield, great growth potential, and a wide selection of products that is constantly being widened. Buy PG before it gets back up to $62. Actually, I think PG is a buy until $65. This is a long-term investment.
For more information visit: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=PG or http://www.pg.com/
France Telecom (FTE)
Stats
P/E: 12.6
P/B: 1.4
Dividend Yield: 7.1%
Look at that yield! Enough said. Long-term play until wireless communication ends or population growth declines. That was a joke.
Do your research at: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=FTE or http://www.orange.com/
This is not a blog about stock "trading." This is a blog about stock "investing." If that's hard to follow, no worries, I will explain the difference several times in my blog. I must warn you upfront that I am a 21 year old undergraduate student planning to major in Finance. I don't have any experience in investing, except some books and a small portfolio. So, take my opinions, advice, ideas, picks, or whatever you want to call them with care.
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My stock investing style is a mixture of the long-term investment style of Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham with a hint of the "ring the register" investment style of Jim Cramer.
Sunday, August 8, 2010
Why should you consider buying PG and/or FTE?
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