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One of my goals for the year was to increase my exposure to consumer staples companies in my portfolio. Consumer staples tend to have less fluctuations in their operations compared to other sectors of the economy. They also typically have pricing power and a strong baseline demand that doesn't change with the strength of the economy. Their stable nature makes many of them excellent candidates for investment within a dividend growth portfolio.
Identifying high quality consumer staples companies is the easy part. Finding the shares trading at attractive valuations is the hard part. One company that I've been watching for years is Church & Dwight (NYSE:CHD). Their products are likely found within just about every household in America. Looking at companies like Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) and Colgate-Palmolive (NYSE:CL), there's no doubt that there's profits and growing dividends within the sector.
What intrigues me most about Church & Dwight is their size. Church & Dwight's market cap sits at just 11.37 B while Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive sit at 211.74 B and 59.50 B, respectively. This makes them an excellent candidate for outsized growth compared to their competitors that are already behemoths.
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Money and Finance
Church & Dwight Co Inc.: Dividends Will Satisfy, Total Returns Look Dirty
One of my goals for the year was to increase my exposure to consumer staples companies in my portfolio. Consumer staples tend to have less fluctuations in their operations compared to other sectors of the economy. They also typically have pricing power and a strong baseline demand that doesn't change with the strength of the economy. Their stable nature makes many of them excellent candidates for investment within a dividend growth portfolio.
Identifying high quality consumer staples companies is the easy part. Finding the shares trading at attractive valuations is the hard part. One company that I've been watching for years is Church & Dwight (NYSE:CHD). Their products are likely found within just about every household in America. Looking at companies like Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) and Colgate-Palmolive (NYSE:CL), there's no doubt that there's profits and growing dividends within the sector.
What intrigues me most about Church & Dwight is their size. Church & Dwight's market cap sits at just 11.37 B while Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive sit at 211.74 B and 59.50 B, respectively. This makes them an excellent candidate for outsized growth compared to their competitors that are already behemoths.
Continue reading the Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Valuation Analysis on Seeking Alpha.
To view more of my analyses check out my Stock Analysis page or in the following Google Sheet.
Image Source
- The Coca-cola Company Is Priced For Near Double Digit Returns
I love the consumer staples companies and want to have a bulk of my portfolio tied to their success. Consumer staples tend to have less fluctuation in their operations compared to other sectors simply because their provide consumable items that consumers...
- 6 Months Later, Still Not The Time For Mccormick
Consumer staples companies typically make for excellent dividend growth candidates. In general, they have rather inelastic demand that doesn't see operations fluctuate with the health of the economy, at least not to the degree that other sectors...
- Is Procter & Gamble A Value Play?
Volatility has spiked over the last week with large swings in share prices both lower and higher. This could lead some to take up defensive positions for their portfolio. That means consumer staples and how many consumer staples can spout a 59 consecutive...
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As a dividend growth investor, consumer staples companies are great because people need to brush their teeth, clean their house and wash their body whether the economy is in boom or bust mode. It's the consistency in their operations and steady,...
- Church & Dwight (chd) Dividend Stock Analysis
We all know about Johnson & Johnson, Proctor & Gamble, Clorox, Colgate-Palmolive and the like and what they have done in terms of building wealth and continually producing rising dividend streams. While I still expect continued growth in all...