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GIS General Mills, Inc.

$36.19
$0.34
(0.95%)
Pre-Market
Prev Close $35.85
EarningsDec 23
Mkt Cap$18.22B
Vol27,549.00

About GIS

General Mills, Inc. engages in the manufacture of food. Its portfolio of brands includes household names like Cheerios, Nature Valley, Blue Buffalo, Häagen-Dazs, Old El Paso, Pillsbury, Betty Crocker, Totino’s, Annie’s, Wanchai Ferry and more. It operates through the following segments: North America Retail, International, North America Pet, and North America Foodservice. The North America Retail segment includes grocery stores, mass merchandisers, membership stores, natural food chains, drug, dollar and discount chains, convenience stores, and e-commerce grocery providers. The International segment refers to the retail and foodservice businesses outside of the US and Canada. The North America Pet segment includes pet food products sold in national pet superstore chains, e-commerce retailers, grocery stores, regional pet store chains, mass merchandisers, and veterinary clinics and hospitals. The North America Foodservice segment offers ready-to-eat cereals, snacks, refrigerated yogurt, frozen meals, unbaked and fully baked frozen dough products, baking mixes, and bakery flour. The company was founded by Cadwallader C. Washburn on June 20, 1928 and is headquartered in Minneapolis, MN.
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Bearish Sentiment

How do you feel about GIS?

rintin2x
$GIS abv 40 would be good to keep it long term. Big dividend a week ago makes me happy
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contrarianspeculator
$GIS a massive flight to quality today. Congrat's Longs. this is like taking candy from a baby
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wenmoon_stonks
$GIS money seems to rotating out of overheated tehc. We need some update on the turnaround plan to attract it here.
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RotationReport
$GIS can't lie tho a projected 7% dividend sounds better than buying assets in the middle of a crash. This has already crashed
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Jaydigs
$GIS i’m a small trader and I’m celebrating small milestones but I just got the biggest dividend payment ever from the stock and I’m trying to double my position here next year
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BryanStarlord
$GIS me making sure everything I buy at the grocery store is General Mills to support the team
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contrarianspeculator
$GIS looking good today. In fact, all my food stocks are in rocket mode. It is great making money while the overall market gets slaughtered
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thatsolardude365
$GIS pantry staples trade down first when budgets break. seems like the end customer for the whole economy is stocking cheaper cereal while the boom books revenue off itself
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Wiseman55
$GIS super frustrating trading action along with the rest of the food sector but still green on my total position with a 7% yield. Sub-$33 was a gift.
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investpapaya
$GIS A place of safety just when you need it. Market stresses reveal the strengths and weaknesses of a portfolio. Stocks show their true function. GIS is built to weather the storm. Everyday, real products. The market is so fake sometimes. Good to own real things for basic human need.
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investpapaya
$GIS People are not talking about GIS new product launch, EPIC. It shows an astute awareness of evolving consumer tastes and displays a new stage in their forward-thinking vision. Their last earning calls have shown transparent awareness of their strengths and weaknesses, and this self-reflection is healthy. I believe the turnaround will be successful with steady execution.
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BryanStarlord
$GIS General Mills needs to put AI in the bio, so the stock actually goes up. I know people need to eat, and will always buy food, even when the ai overlords take over, but that’s not enough, General Mills needs to start developing AI, so the stock flies
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wenmoon_stonks
$GIS not surprised at this move today. This is why you add low when it's been left for d**d. Turn around plan update is needed. As the people in charge change, demand maybe rise as they will likely lift spending restrictions on government aid. This is an objective take on what could happen, not a political post or financial advice.
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Atlanteax
$GIS dropping yields after nationwide rejection of Trump should help GIS get back above $35 and towards $36+
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BigPlaySnipers
$GIS $50 intrinsic value thesis. General Mills could be an attractive value recovery play as investors price in weak consumer spending, declining sales, and margin pressure. The turnaround depends on stabilizing sales volumes, winning back consumers through stronger products and competitive pricing, and delivering on its $3 billion cost savings plan through 2030. Management is targeting at least $750 million in savings in fiscal 2027, which could help offset inflation and support earnings. If sales stabilize, profit margins improve, and cash flow remains strong enough to support its dividend and reduce debt, investor sentiment could shift and drive a meaningful recovery from depressed levels. A trusted portfolio of household brands, significant cost cutting potential, and a discounted valuation make $GIS a contrarian recovery candidate.
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Atlanteax
$GIS ridiculous fade off morning’s post ex-div gain … seems last gasps of the shorting effort tho .. the yield will only become more attractive as Treasury rates eventually drop again
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pilobious
$GIS bought for today’s ex-dividend and to hide from tech stocks. Sector rotation looming. $35 target.
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Telerious
$GIS had to try my luck at food stock ,from cleaning supplies to food. clx was a good run ,but economy has me eating a lots of cereal, prime rib cost to much, honey nut cheerios here on in until ER .bet my buys going make this jump a few bucks after Thanksgiving 🤑
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Chartist0_0
$GIS The GIS weekly chart is doing something it hasn't done since 2018: Show a bullish MACD divergence. The last one yielded a 51% rally over 9 months. Will history repeat?
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wenmoon_stonks
$GIS from overheated tech to undervalued staples? That would be cool. How much of this is from the div reinvestment demand I wonder....
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