Date updated:08-07-2008
"There's always a bull market somewhere, and now the bull market is with all of the companies that are big users of oil that have very little economic sensitivity, because people are convinced that there is a worldwide collapse in earnings." - Jim Cramer

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PEP
Pepsico Inc - $62.50
- +0.02%
- $62.62
Pepsi, when it takes a lot of pricing this quarter, could be the best of all. (I am buying it.)

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CL
Colgate Palmolive - $85.06
- +0.58%
- $84.93
The tough thing about this switch is that the real bulls are the overstretched valuations: Pepsi (PEP), Colgate (CL), Procter & Gamble (PG), Kimberly-Clark (KMB), General Mills (GIS), Kellogg (K).

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PG
Procter Gamble - $62.80
- +0.11%
- $62.77
However, just like the oil and gas stocks are forecasting dramatic declines that will do much more than crimp earnings, you have to believe that all of the estimates for these consumer staples are way too low. That's what I would bet with a KMB and a PG, especially as they have taken pricing

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KMB
Kimberly Clark Cp - $65.76
- +0.12%
- $65.85
However, just like the oil and gas stocks are forecasting dramatic declines that will do much more than crimp earnings, you have to believe that all of the estimates for these consumer staples are way too low. That's what I would bet with a KMB and a PG, especially as they have taken pricing

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GIS
Gen Mills Inc - $69.02
- +1.00%
- $68.20
The tough thing about this switch is that the real bulls are the overstretched valuations: Pepsi (PEP), Colgate (CL), Procter & Gamble (PG), Kimberly-Clark (KMB), General Mills (GIS), Kellogg (K).

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K
Kellogg Co - $53.91
- +0.07%
- $53.79
The tough thing about this switch is that the real bulls are the overstretched valuations: Pepsi (PEP), Colgate (CL), Procter & Gamble (PG), Kimberly-Clark (KMB), General Mills (GIS), Kellogg (K).

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KFT
Kraft Foods Inc - $27.22
- -0.44%
- $27.41
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.

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HNZ
Heinz H J Co - $43.23
- +0.14%
- $43.06
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.
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08/11/2008 11:19 AM CDT Asked by Dextorg
Definately been a rotation. I like beverages. Pepsi Coke DEO I'm looking for an entry right now.