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All Weather Stocks - Proctor & Gamble Belongs In a Long-term Stock Portfolio

Procter & Gamble (PG), a leading consumer products (Crest, Pampers, Tide and many more well-known brands) company, has consistently traded above its 10-year moving average (based on monthly closes). Currently PG is down from its all-time high, but the stock remains above its 10-year moving average.


PG has increased its dividend 53 consecutive years. It is a member of the U.S. Champions, Dividend Aristocrats and Dividend Achievers, companies that have long records of increasing their dividends.

Since April 1990, PG has increased its quarterly dividend from $0.05625 to $0.44, a 682.22 percent increase (11.43 percent annualized rate of return).

Its current dividend yield is 3.40 percent.

The combination of a persistent upside stock prices and increasing dividends makes PG an excellent candidate for a long-term dividend reinvestment portfolio.

To get more performance information about PG, use the buyupside.com Stock Return Calculator. Enter PG as the stock symbol on the calculator input form.

See the buyupside.com Dividend Chart Maker to view more dividends charts for PG and other dividend-paying stocks.

Follow Proctor & Gamble on buyupside.com each day to spot tops and bottom with the Price Direction Indicator (PDI).

I (RAH) own PG.


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Updated June 30, 2009.

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