The Procter & Gamble Company (NYSE:PG) shares have seen different movements lately. From being
sold by United Services Automobile Association, iA Global Asset Management Inc., and State Street Corp to being
acquired by EP Wealth Advisors LLC, and Goldstream Capital Management Ltd among others. The shares also got a boost from National Bank of Canada FI, Zacks Investment Management and Zurich Insurance Group Ltd FI. Market expert, Jim Cramer, labels PG as having insights on everything from China to raw costs and tariffs, and claims it's one of his favorites. However, he also addresses it as 'a real pain.' The stock price has been both up and down over time, yet the fundamentals are considered strong. Dividend investors are watching PG as a 'Dividend King.' Despite earning beats, weak demand in China affects sales. Meanwhile, stock performance is compared to other consumer staples stocks, and the firm boasts steady sales growth and market leadership. PG stock, now trading close to a 52-week high, attracts investors' attention as potential investment and is touted as the best cleaning materials stock to buy now. Yet, concerns over the company's price exist. The company discloses their annual report for 2024 and projections for 2025.
Procter Gamble Company PG News Analytics from Mon, 17 Jun 2024 07:00:00 GMT to Sat, 07 Dec 2024 13:48:49 GMT -
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- Information 7
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