- The US economy has rebounded quite sharply from the COVID-19 pandemic-induced recession, but there is still a lot of work that needs to be done.
- In this article, we cover our analysis and fair value estimates for five rock-solid recession resistant stocks and commentary on their respective operations and financials.
- For value investors, we point to Clorox, whose shares have fallen aggressively from their 52-week highs and are now trading below the midpoint of our fair value estimate range.
- Kimberly-Clark has the highest dividend yield among considerations on this list, and it has an enviable dividend growth track record to boot.
- Investors could do a lot worse than Colgate and P&G, while Church & Dwight may come up short if investors are looking for a dividend yield north of the average S&P 500 company.
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5 Rock-Solid Recession Resistant Stocks