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RhinoStocks	With Earnings slated for Friday, the world's biggest soup brand stands to impress investors in a big way.	Love	September 07, 2009
lizzybea	basic food	Love	May 26, 2009
Stockpickr Staff	Specific to this season, we have Episode 3's Swanson broth challenge, in which contestants are given an hour to recreate a recipe from the "Top Chef" cookbook. Ten minutes into the challenge, they're instructed to switch gears, and using Swanson broth, to turn their dishes into soups. Swanson's broth business is owned by Campbell Soup (CPB), which closed up 4 cents to $28.69.	Love	February 25, 2009
Buzz	Great staple company with a nice yield. People have to eat. I've had these soups since I was a kid...can't beat veg beef and chicken noodle from these guys.	Love	February 21, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show: "It wasn't that great a quarter, but I can't tell you to sell soup in the middle of a recession."	Love	January 02, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"It wasn't that great a quarter, but I can't tell you to sell soup in the middle of a recession. "	Love	December 29, 2008
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show:"It wasn't that great a quarter, but I can't tell you to sell soup in the middle of a recession. "	Love	December 23, 2008
High Dividends	14%	Love	October 03, 2008
barrons3	Campbell Soup voted a 14% payout increase, to 25 cents a share from 22 cents, giving it a 2.67% yield. Uninterrupted dividends date back to 1902, and this is the fifth consecutive annual boost.	Love	September 27, 2008
High Dividends	14%	Love	September 27, 2008
barrons2	So has Kraft (KFT) and General Mills. Heinz (HNZ), too. Campbell's (CPB) is doing it now. These seem to be headed higher because of those.	Love	August 07, 2008
beimer	long term growth and dividends	Love	August 02, 2008
James Altucher	People need cheap food after a hurricane. Just announced a $1.2bb buyback, raised guidance, and has a cheap forward P/E	Love	July 12, 2008
barrons2	Shares of this soup maker were among the most active names on the NYSE Monday.	Love	May 21, 2008
barrons2	I like Hormel (HRL), Campbell Soups (CPB), Pepsi (PEP) and Molson Coors (TAP), Macke says. The “agflation” works for these companies as well as the growth abroad. People overseas are eating “more American.”	Love	March 05, 2008
barrons2	Its U.S. soup business remains a challenge and accounts for the weakness in the stock, which has fallen to 32 from last winter's high of 42. Campbell Soup gets 25% of its sales, and a higher percentage of earnings, from domestic soups. Rival Progresso has been more innovative and has gained share at Campbell's expense. Campbell's modest goal calls for 5% to 7% annual growth in per-share profits, which makes it less exciting than Kellogg or General Mills. Campbell may have bottomed, however, at 15 times projected profits of $2.08 in its fiscal year ending in July.	Love	February 09, 2008
High Dividends	10%	Love	November 26, 2007
High Dividends	10% 0.22	Love	October 01, 2007
Moleslayer	PRICE CROSSED 50 DAY MA. 10 DAY MA ABOVE 40 DAY MA.	Hate	September 18, 2007
Moleslayer	ADVANCING TECHNICALS	Love	September 18, 2007
rickmccomb	sector representation, steady	Love	August 25, 2007
High Dividends	3.2	Love	August 09, 2007
Guest	Campbell Soup (CPB): This company had just about the best quarter in the group and I think that it really has reignited. Always a takeover candidate (I don't buy that, but people rumor anything in this group), Campbell at last has the fundamentals to back up the speculation.	Love	July 25, 2007
brianwxs	up	Love	July 11, 2007
Everett K Sumner	FOOD	Love	June 11, 2007
7524kes	Buy what you know and like	Love	May 08, 2007
vatiger	family stock	Love	April 22, 2007
jamestrucking68	broker advise	Love	March 08, 2007
custid709	everyone eats soup, especially during tough times	Love	March 07, 2007
Greg NTG1 Parker	4 reasons to buy: Brand. Profits. 5 year chart. Has absolutely nothing to do with tech or internet. ... 401K pick. Buy and homework. Pick up 10 shares.	Love	February 16, 2007