P&G ($PG) podcast mentions
Per Ticker.id: 4 P&G ($PG) mentions across 4 podcasts (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-06.
It will 100% happen. Here's the other thing, right? And I remind myself of this all of the time because it's so important. When you hear words like Great Depression or recession or all of these sort of economic crashes, you're talking about an average of what happens in aggregate. Under the hood, it's very— there are people who have just got the worst of the worst outcomes, and there are other people who make out like bandits. I did a bit of Googling while you were chatting. Procter& Gamble, which is still around today and still going great guns, actually rode through the Great Depression just beautifully and came out, survived, and not only came out the other side much richer than they made a lot of money along the way. Warner Brothers, MGM, they did brilliantly in the Depression.
Chris Hill · Motley Fool Money · Mailbag, incl: What to do if you’re sure there’s a crash coming? October 11, 2026 · 2026-10-10Jim Cramer here to share a short preview of my take on the market from today's members-only CNBC Investing Club morning meeting. Join the club for full access to the morning meeting every day at 10:20 a.m. Visit CNBC.com/morningtake to sign up today. That's one word, morningtake. Yesterday we did some trades. Okay, we bought 50 shares of Kimberly-Clark. Now Kimberly-Clark is very out of favor stock with a 5 and change yield. It's not going to do well if the 10-year goes to 6. However, we're buying Kimberly because it's going to merge probably within the next 2 months with Canview. And then so you have a whole new company that's going to dominate in the soft goods. It's going to be the new Procter. It's what people are going to want. And it's up nicely from where we bought it. Well, that's good. We bought some FedEx and we bought FedEx because the stock's been going down because of oil and gas. But people have to recognize that they have a pass-through. They are one of the few companies that is so powerful that they can say this is FedEx freight.
Jim Cramer · Squawk on the Street · CNBC Investing Club: Cramer’s Morning Take on Kimberly-Clark 10/9/26 · 2026-10-09Thank you. Well, first off, I would probably say I would want a trailing stop, which means that as the market— the stock makes new highs, you're going to move up that stop. And you want that to be different for every stock because a 5% pullback in Apple— sorry, let's say Procter& Gamble— is more extreme than something like a 5% pullback in Nvidia, which can happen in any given day. So make sure your stop's more along— aligned with probably a moving average. Usually when a stock's in an uptrend, it's holding a particular moving average. That might be the 50-day moving average, it might be the 100-day moving average. Whatever that moving average might be, that's where you probably want to keep— put the stop, or a little bit below that, right? Maybe the moving average minus 1%, something like that. A lot of times it'll hit the moving average go below it for a short period of time, and then rally.
Justin Klein · InvestTalk · Best of Caller Questions · 2026-10-07Rising interest rates could slow lending and encourage more saving, which banks don't love. They'd earn less interest and pay more out. If you really want to drill down into understanding how consumers are doing though, you got to wait for reports from companies like Procter& Gamble and Kraft Heinz. Aaron Lash, director of consumer equity research at Morningstar, says, yeah, that means picking apart the big big numbers— revenue and income and cash flow— but the little numbers can be especially instructive.
Kristen Schwab · Marketplace · How's the stock market doing, minus AI? · 2026-10-07Yeah, we were, I mean, we existed during the golden age of that stuff and I'm traumatized by it. You know, I had a CPG company with 30 different products, hardware, soft goods, everything. And, you know, we spent tens of millions of dollars and it wasn't until I got acquired and got to the other side at Procter& Gamble that I realized how naive I was. You know, Procter& Gamble is an $80 billion revenue company, 25 different billion-dollar products. And the only reason that's the case is because they have 100% brand awareness in every single one. The formula for consumer, if you're going to win, is brand awareness. There are only two ways you can do it. One, have unlimited amounts of money, or two, have a Kim Kardashian-like figure to support you.
Tristan Walker · Equity · After selling to P&G and Lululemon, these founders are building for life beyond the screen · 2026-10-07But you can start saying, all right, well, look, we got an upgrade of Procter Gamble. All right. I'll buy some Procter. I mean, that does doesn't sound like a bad idea. And then stock is one up $1.70, keep going. So what people do, we'll say, all right, well, what else was good this morning? Oh, here's an Intel price increase, let's buy Intel. And that's what's going on both with, um, with tech. But then you stray away from tech and it's really hard unless there's something really special. And there was nothing this morning that was really special other than ServiceNow.
Jim Cramer · Squawk on the Street · 9AM HOUR: Stocks Hit Record Highs, CrowdStrike CEO on AI and Stock Surge, Skydance Era Begins 10/6/26 · 2026-10-06Yeah, uh, Evercore did up Procter to outperform, $166. They did say the upcoming one is probably the last of the risk to sales for the company.
Carl Quintanilla · Squawk on the Street · 9AM HOUR: Stocks Hit Record Highs, CrowdStrike CEO on AI and Stock Surge, Skydance Era Begins 10/6/26 · 2026-10-06I'll buy Marvell. I'm going to give him Kraft Heinz and Procter too. Yeah, I'll throw in Procter Gamble. And as a bonus, I'm going to give you Church Dwight.
Jim Cramer · Squawk on the Street · 9AM HOUR: Stocks Hit Record Highs, CrowdStrike CEO on AI and Stock Surge, Skydance Era Begins 10/6/26 · 2026-10-06Yeah. And like the best coders in the world have like fully flipped over on this. And, um, you know, if you talk to like the CEOs of the cutting edge companies, I think they would tell you that they feel much more productive. Like I, you know, spending time with Stripe, like they feel like there's very high returns to them being able to be a lot more efficient in writing code. Um, you know, like is like Procter& Gamble getting big efficiency gains from what they're spending on AI today? Like, Probably not yet, but I think they will. They probably need a lot of handholding. That's probably the answer is, you know, I think the labs and, you know, Databricks and Palantir, companies like that are probably thinking about it the right way where you have to do a lot of handholding to produce value, but you will produce a lot of value for those companies. Um, you know, and then there's companies like Stripe, like, I don't know, one of the things that we're thinking a lot about right now is like, where's that effort actually going to? Is it going to like front end building more products or is it going to like back end trying to make your business more efficient?
David George · The a16z Show · David George & Jack Altman on AI, Autonomy, and the Next $25 Trillion · 2026-10-04Oh yeah. Procter& Gamble.
Kai Ryssdal · Marketplace · Nike's not just doing it · 2026-10-02Yeah, Procter& Gamble. And so that is a good measure of seeing what's happening there. Whereas market— they're losing some market share because store brands, which are usually cheaper than their brands, people are turning to that. So we've seen for years at this point that people are making trade-offs in what they're buying. I just think when you add these other numbers that we've been talking about, it's going to be harder to look away as seeing that there has been a real change in how people have to navigate their wallets given all of the higher prices that they're seeing. And if wages don't grow, people have to make more trade-offs. We've been in the K-shaped economy for some time, but the question is, will that bleed into other parts of our economy.
Jordan Holman · Marketplace · Nike's not just doing it · 2026-10-02I just think that, look, if I were Procter& Gamble, I'd use this thing. I mean, I don't— this is just a very, very powerful tool. And anybody who doesn't use it I think is making a big mistake. Muse for small business making a very big mistake because those— you just can take out a lot of costs.
Jim Cramer · Squawk on the Street · 9AM HOUR: Playbook for Q4 and October, Micron CEO Exclusive, Bond Sell-off Accelerates 10/1/26 · 2026-10-01And that's it. He's got a captivated audience. They're like, you know what, this AI is good enough to book me a doctor's appointment, and it told me what medicine to buy at the grocery store. Wow, this is great. Meta AI Muse. Muse for the rest of the world. And that's kind of my thesis behind what he's trying to do. He's not trying to be number one. That's someone else's game. The rest of the world needs AI and he can serve it profitably because he has a whole ad network behind him and customers ready to spend on your queries of, oh man, my skin is dry. You see, it's like really dry here. Well, oh, I should use some Procter& Gamble Oil of Olay cream. Boom. We're already an advertiser, right? So that's where it's headed in my opinion with those business tools.
Ben Pouladian · Monetary Matters with Jack Farley · Token Bill Dwarfs CPU Bill | Ben Pouladian on Meta's Muse, Anthropic S1, and Why All Roads Still Lead to NVIDIA · 2026-09-30I'm glad you did, Lou. It was a comment. I actually had a conversation with Jeff Marks, who runs the, uh, Trust me about PepsiCo. I felt that it would be beneficial to when it got to 5%, maybe take a position. But if you take a look at the stock, what it's telling you is down 10% for the year, that it— that the dividend may not preserve or act as a trampoline. I once thought it would. Why? Frito-Lay. The business is a tough one right now and people don't want it. The only one of these stocks that I saw that was really having any, any luck here is Procter& Gamble. And that's because It has nothing to do with food. All right, surprisingly, these high-yielding stocks just don't offer safety anymore. In fact, they're some of the most dangerous companies in the entire market. Watch one minute, one minute. What will it take to reignite Costco? I'm taking a look at the latest quarter for clues. Then the naysayers are back for SpaceX, and I'm not having anything of it. I'm giving you my take on how this company could keep powering higher. And oil calls rapid fire in tonight's edition of the Lightning Round, so stay with us.
Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 9/28/26 · 2026-09-28