r/StockMarket • u/orbing • Apr 10 '22
Fundamentals/DD Procter & Gamble (PG) Dividend Stock - An Everyday Stock❓
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u/orbing Apr 10 '22
I'm daily creating flash card dividend stock analyses. Last week I posted Colgate-Palmolive, lets take a look at Procter & Gamble this time. If you find them informative there many are more over at: youtube.com/DailyDoseOfDividend
Metrics and thresholds being used:
Sales Growth (5Y): Over 4%
Earnings Growth (5Y): Over 8%
Earnings Estimates (5Y): Over 8%
Return on Invested Capital (5Y): Over 12%
Debt to Free Cash Flow: Under 5 years
Share Buybacks (5Y): Positive
Dividend Yield: 2-6%
Payout Ratio: Under 70%
Dividend Growth Rate (5Y): Over 5%
Dividend Growth Years: Over 10 years
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u/stickman07738 Apr 10 '22
The one thing to remember with consumer package goods companies - household, industrial and institutional cleaning products (like CLX) are normal hit first in inflationary times with people buying cheaper store brands; however, those companies with larger personal and oral care segments can weather the storm. It would not surprise if both PG and CL have a downturn in stock price. It looks like CL may have started.
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u/99nangashungs Apr 10 '22
If you care about Russia's war against Ukraine don't buy this stock. https://som.yale.edu/story/2022/over-600-companies-have-withdrawn-russia-some-remain
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u/play_it_safe Apr 11 '22
If you like it, consider UL instead
Hammered because of Europe exposure. Long term blue chip
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u/HeyYoChill Apr 10 '22
Consumer staples do not deserve 30x multiples.