Calling all CHD believers. Profit awaits!Technical Reasons
Momentum and RSI Strength: CHD’s RSI sits at 66.77, just shy of overbought territory, indicating strong bullish momentum but still room to run before a potential cooldown
Golden Cross Confirmation: The 50-day moving average ($103.48) has recently crossed above the 200-day moving average ($103.50). That’s the technical analyst equivalent of shouting, “Buy this thing!”
Price Breakout: CHD is trading at $109.02, significantly above both its 50-day and 200-day averages. It’s also near its 52-week high, suggesting breakout potential as investors chase the highs
Fundamental Reasons
Earnings Beat: In its most recent earnings report, CHD outperformed expectations with an EPS of $0.79 versus the consensus of $0.68. Revenue growth of 3.8% year-over-year reflects solid demand for its consumer products
MARKETBEAT
High Institutional Ownership: With 89.36% of shares held by institutions, the smart money clearly believes in CHD. When the big guys pile in, you don’t bet against them
Resilient Margins in Consumer Staples: Gross margins of 45.65% and an operating margin of 18.56% indicate that CHD’s pricing power remains intact despite rising input costs
Potential Paths to Profit
Buy the Shares (Lowest Risk): Snatch up CHD shares directly and let the consistent growth and dividends work their magic. Easy and drama-free.
Play the Options Game: Grab some call options (January 2025 $110 strike). They’re relatively affordable and offer great upside if CHD continues its climb.
Sell Cash-Secured Puts: Bet on CHD staying above $100. You pocket the premium and, worst case, end up with shares at a discount.
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CHD trade ideas
CHDChurch & Dwight is an American consumer goods company focusing on personal care, household products, and specialty products. The company was founded in 1847 and is headquartered in Ewing, New Jersey. It is the parent company of well-known brands such as Arm & Hammer, Trojan, OxiClean, and First Response.
Consolidation before potential next leg up.
Church & DwightCHD exceeded its outlook with stronger than expected sales growth and gross margin expansion. Earnings reported last week showed second quarter net sales grew 9.7% to $1.454.2 Bill and gross margin expanded by 270 basis points. CHD continues to experience strong consumer demand across its portfolio. In addition organic sales grew 5.4% driven by positive product mix and pricing of 5.8% while volume was down slightly but exceeded expectations. Pullbacks here become opportunities for potential directionally long trade and using the most recent pullback just below 94.70 as a potential rebound zone. Most of the earnings summary can be located on here investor.churchdwight.com
Staying long from 94.91 with a stop just below the most recent major swing-low at 94.39 and in search of a profit target at 102.67.
Strong bear divs on CHDLast two tops were $98.33 and $100.52, however the last top was on lesser volume. Which has printed an obvious bearish divergence. Since the last high ($100.52), the stock has continued to decline and volume has continued to drop - printing more obvious bearish divergences.
This is a clear short, I guess the earnings report will be a trigger for further decline in the price of this stock.
CHD: confluence of moving averagesA bullish trend is applicable above 83.00.
The ideal entry is a price action as close to 82.00 as possible (200-day simple moving average) on a pullback.
However, breaking above 85.50 might trigger upside potential.
The first target price is set at 87.50.
The second target price is set at 92.50. (middle of the linear regression channel pattern).
The confluence of 200-day and 200-week might act as major support.
CHD CompositionChurch & Dwight manufactures and distributes a wide range of consumer household and personal care products, as well as specialty end products in the animal and food production, chemical businesses, and cleaning products end markets. The company's main focus is on its 14 "power brands," which include well-known brand names such as Arm & Hammer baking soda, cat litter, detergent, deodorizer, and other soda-based household products. In addition, the company owns and distributes TROJAN Condoms, Lubricants, Vibrators, OXICLEAN stain removers, cleaning, detergents, bleach SPINBRUSH battery-operated toothbrushes, which compete with some of the market's leading brands, and VITAFUSION/L'IL CRITTERS gummy dietary supplements for children and adults.
Stock to Buy and Hold Forever ? Church & Dwight Company (CHD)One of my Favorite Stock to Buy for Long Term Returns.
Trend is your friend ;)
CAGR since 1995 :
CHD = 18.6 %
SPY = 7.6 %
Pearson's R since 1995 :
CHD = 0.998
SPY = 0.877
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$CHD breaking out of a ~4month cup and handle!Notes:
* Excellent earnings record
* Very strong up trend in the long term
* Breaking out of a ~4 month base
* Formed a larger cup with high handle on the monthly time frame
* Broke out with higher than average volume before earnings
Technicals:
* Sector: Consumer Defensive - Household & Personal Products
* Relative Strength vs. Sector: 1.3
* Relative Strength vs. SP500: 2.47
* U/D Ratio: 1.3
* Base Depth: 9.52%
* Distance from breakout buy point: 0.05%
* Volume 61.09% above its 15 day average.
Trade Idea:
* You can enter now as the price is extremely close to the breakout level
* If you're looking for a better entry you can look for an opportunity around $103.37
* Or due to the current market conditions $103 is also possible
* Manage risk accordingly
$CHD ready to move higher after breaking out of ~17 month base?* Excellent earnings quarter over quarter
* Very strong up trend on the monthly time frame
* High relative strength of 2.75 in the Consumer Defensive sector
* Pays out a quarterly dividend
* Breaking out a ~17 month base
* Both monthly and weekly candles show a large bullish hammer candle
* The weekly chart used the base resistance of $97.53 as support and mad a very strong move higher on earnings today
Trade Idea:
* Now's a great time to enter as the price is just breaking back higher.
* Held up very well during a massive correction.
* If you're looking for a better entry you can look for opportunities near the $100.7 area as that should serve as a temporary support level.
CHD looks very bullish (Breakout) CHD has broken out a year long consolidation . I notice a few other value names breaking out this week (See link) . I think exodus out of growth into value has help some of these blue chip value companies breakout in the last week. Going forward into 2022 you definitely want to wean off the tech and grab some value plays. I know for some of you who started investing/Trading in the last 2 yrs your favorite stocks to go long on was/is Tech or even but you have to adjust if this bubble has popped.
CHD looks great on every time frame. Look at some March 2022 120$ calls..