Colgate ($CL) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 2 Colgate ($CL) mentions across 2 podcasts (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-18.
We will have a wild looping track, crazier even than Hot Wheels, at our Texas HQ where you can test out your Roadster, he posted. And for income investors, Colgate-Palmolive goes ex-dividend on Tuesday, paying out on November 13th. Levi Strauss and Lowe's go ex-dividend on Wednesday. Both pay out November 4th. And CVS Health goes ex-dividend Thursday with a November 2nd payout date. That's all for today's Wall Street Brunch. Look for links to stories in the show notes section. Don't forget, these episodes will be up with transcriptions at seekingalpha.com/wsb. And join the elite community of real investors to unearth great investing ideas. Just head to seekingalpha.com/subscriptions.
Kim Kahn · Wall Street Breakfast · SpaceX, Tesla and Meta take earnings stage · 2026-10-18Let me tell you the way Wall Street analysts work. Wall Street hires analysts to get stock business and investment banking business. Analysts cover groups of companies, making often powerful calls on what they think are the best ones. Unlike many of my contemporaries, I actually think they do a pretty good job. They keep you up on companies, especially when they report earnings. If there's a weakness, it's that they feel compelled to stay relevant. What does it mean to stay relevant in investment house? You need newness. You need somebody that can grab salespeople and get them to make calls to customers, both the regulars and the people who've been lukewarm to the firm. Their calls can help you open accounts, do something newsworthy to talk about. So if you're an analyst who wants to boost your career, you find a stock that no one of any importance sponsoring and you pound the table on it. You make it yours. I bring this up because I think that's about to happen with the stock of Kimberly-Clark. For years and years, Kimberly-Clark— that Procter& Gamble, not Colgate— was the star of what we call the consumer packaged goods cohort. It was an innovator, category killer, ever a Kleenex and a serial dividend booster.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/15/26 · 2026-10-15Instead, SK Hynix fell another 4%. So ASML reversed and ended up getting clobbered. Those earnings were fabulous. Got clobbered on fabulous earnings. The only stocks that rallied of any size, the ones that work in a serious recession where costs come down, but the consumer still has money to spend. Food, drug, think Procter& Gamble. Wow. Market leader, Colgate. That's not the kind of leadership you want, though. You buy those stocks, we think the economy's in big trouble. Is it? Which brings me to the bottom line. If you have a market that can change its stripes usually every day, it becomes very hard to have what? Conviction. You just want to throw things away and go home. Sell, sell, sell, sell, sell, sell. That's happened time and again since the dot-com peak in 2000. Throw them away and go home. If you do, though, let me ask you something. You'd be able to buy them back in time for those 10 glorious days of the year when all the gains are made? I don't think I say stay in the game. Watch my Club Call tomorrow noon. It won't be soothing. It will tax everything I have learned in the last 45 years on Wall Street.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/14/26 · 2026-10-14