Unilever PLC (UL)

I heard about UL the other day on (http://Multistockalerts.com). It’s looking like an interesting play.

Unilever Expands Alternative Foods Segment in Partnership With Enough
11:08 am ET May 27, 2021 (Dow Jones), TD Ameritrade. This did not hit Yahoo or other news feeds?

I haven't responded several months since the price of 43-44 EURO. Solid company, solid balance sheet.
46.50 EURO (give or take 1 EURO) is excellent on a big down day to write some put options for a lower entry.
43.00 EURO - 44.00 EURO is a great level to buy and longterm hold. Great to hedge against inflation risk.

unilever or P&G ?

What happened today?

$ULVR
Berenberg raises target
www.stocktargetadvisor.com/blog/berenberg-maintained-neutral-rating-on-unilever-plculvrnsd-and-raised-the-target-to-gbx-4600/

UL was a very good add today low 58's. That rather large share buyback should help

Shares moving up again after positive results. Still a long way to go.

Time for Buffet to make a bid for this company. Change is overdue.

Solid and safe. Please check out my youtube video analysis. https://youtu.be/cAsBSZefbtE

Any suggestions which market to buy this stock? Amsterdam or the Us?

Best way to enter is likely to write some 1-3 month puts especially in a sideways environnement maybe slightly below the current price.

I wonder how long until this drops due to the headline risk surrounding the Seaspiracy documentary. Im not a buyer nor seller, just a passer waiting to see this get hit due to the terrible info told in that documentary regarding this company. There are short squeezes on bad companies (financially speaking) like GME, why not do wild scale short on companies like this that do not uphold consumer values and exploit humanity and it's resources? I would not hold this to the moon but short it to hell

43-44 should be about the bottom, if it comes again, it's a good opportunity
*note: things can ofcourse fluctuate and I am not a financial advisor, but this company is a solid play in almost any environnement and valuation is not stretched based on cash flow

Tempted to buy Unilever, as it looks undervalued + good dividend. For a long term buy and hold, what are your thoughts?

Unilever is good value at these price levels; as the froth blows off the tech sector a 3% dividend yield, its broad spread of markets and everyday use products will be a much better alternative to overpriced treasuries and techs

You need to stay strong and buy on dips, not sell on dips, plus you must remember it’s an investment, unless you thought you would be rich overnight from a cyclical lol. These stocks don’t make you rich. Next year cyclicals are going to outperform tech with successful vaccine in economy. So any Unilever shareprice bought at 4300-4500p will be a good bottom to gain over long term. I bought in 2001 (1076 at 1195p), iv added more and loving it.

In 10yrs with population being close to 10bn this shareprice will reap from rise from 7.9bn.

UL is a monster! Very nice move, will always buy a bit more on any pullback.

Unilever could drop more, weak chart. Buy in stages recommended.
- not advice, just what I do -

Turnover decreased, something I didn't expect.
Earnings per share also slightly less at 2.12 EURO for full year 2020 compared to 2.15 EURO in the previous year. PE ratio of above 22. Free cash flow improved significantly (+1.5b to 7.7b),
Currency difference and a lower margin caused the lower earnings per share.