Why did 3M $MMM stock appreciate significantly yesterday?
Unfortunately, there is no progress in the earplug lawsuit. The reason for the rise is that analysts at Bank of America upgraded their rating on the stock from Underperform to Neutral, citing a number of "near-term positives." Let's take a little look at their report.
...I wrote an article about it yesterday and today 1/2 of the problems are solved and $MMM stock is up less than 5% so far. I like it that way! 😄
3M has committed to pay up to $10.3 billion over the next 13 years to support PFAS remediation for public water suppliers (PWS) in the US. Now all we have to do is sort out the earplugs and we're done. As I wrote yesterday, the stock is...
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Well, that's great news, and I'm glad to hear it. However, as Marek writes, earplugs will probably be a bigger problem.
It often writes about dividend stocks.
I would like to know what dividend stocks you have in your portfolio and if you would like to add any dividend stocks to your portfolio.
I have $CVS, $MMM and quite a few $MO stocks in my portfolio. For now, I plan to continue to add to these stocks. However, I would like to include a few more dividend stocks like $PEP, $PG, or maybe $T in...
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Hey investors, have a great weekend.
I was wondering what stocks you bought and sold last time and if so why.
I last bought $MMM as the stock dropped below $100, however this is a stock I normally buy every month as well. I have also been buying shares of $DIS as it is at a nice price and I also see potential in this company.
As far as selling goes, I recently sold a few shares of...
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I see this $MMM is very much on course as it went under $100. It's a nice price for a company like that, but I'm still scared of the lawsuits they have and the general nature of them. It's no small thing and the question is, when everything "dies down" will they not continue to incur such damage to their production? ... Otherwise $DIS I also bought in this period and then reits, $O, $WPC...the sale has been made except $PBR total is climbing now and I will wait with this company then again if it doesn't fall.
As most people have written here, I also wish the lawsuits were over so they could concentrate on business. However, it's not looking good so far.
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Welcome, dear investors! Today I'd like to focus on the US healthcare sector and compare a few notable stocks with you, I'll summarize 3 as a tip:
1️⃣ $JNJ is a long-established company in medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and consumer healthcare products. They have a strong portfolio of innovative products and are known for their research and development...
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For me now, with my volumes, the dividend is not important, it's a kind of bonus. I look at how the company is doing numerically, if it has debt, how big, and then I go to the chart and look for daily/weekly supports, because they don't just blow something up... Of course some technical analysis in the form of trendlines, fibo... etc. But there are companies where I wouldn't hesitate and this would all fall off MSFT, Google maybe Apple still well there is a very big guarantee that it will survive almost everything.. 😃 it is important to resist prices and not go right "behind the house" always keep maybe 5-10% you never know what will fall to a luxury price... 👍
I've been buying more $CSCO, because it will have results and they are expected to be good again and overall I like the stock so far... Otherwise, I was considering buying into Disney's I finally figured I'd wait... :) i'm looking at 3M, but i have bought for now and am keeping a little cash just in case... :D I'm also looking at $JNJ has strong support underneath it right now at $150-157, so buying isn't out of the question either... :)
Growth is great, but we're still hovering around that $100 zone. One day we're above, one day we're below. We're waiting for something bigger here. But when it comes, the move will be worth it. Inflation won't have that big of an impact on this stock (think today's results), but earnings might.