Opinions Jim Cramer - Mad Money
Clorox CompanyCLXWATCHOct 31, 2025
Jim Cramer - Mad MoneyUnknown
$112.46
Stock price when the opinion was issued
$96.58
As of May 28, 2026. Market Open.
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She bought it because it trades at 16x vs. historically 18-20x, and pays a safe 4.9% dividend which has increased for 24 years in company history. Rocked by Covid, only now are earnings are finding a consistent trajectory of 6-8% earnings growth with dividend growth. From Jan.1 to Feb. 9, shares jumped 26%, but shares fell when the Iran war began, because many of their products rely on oil. Whenever the oil price goes down, these shares go up. Also, it's AI proof.
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Nvidia is trading at the same forward PE as Clorox. It's worth looking at these quality growth names with real earnings and cash flows, because inflation will peak and the market will re-rate what the Fed will do. Investors will position themselves in such names in the second half of this year.
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They reported a mixed quarter on Monday. Rampant cost inflation is eating alive consumer product companies which should be thriving at this stage of the cycle. Clorox has been an awful performer and many have been shorting this. They reported declining gross margins and they shaved 20 cents off their full-year earnings forecast, but they were better than expected in the previous quarter. CLorox reported a 39-cent earnings beat and announced another round of price increases for July which should help margin compression. The stock has recovered from Monday's losses and then some. The company has room to run, especially if the Fed can kill inflation.
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A big winner last year for obvious reasons, nut it's been selling off the past 9 months as the reopening approaches and as the company faces tough comps. Today, they delivered a mixed quarter of a topline miss and bottom line beat, and management adjusted down their full-year earnings forecast. It's $5 from its 52-week low. Has this fully de-risked? Does it face rising costs?
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It reports Monday. It's down over 30% this year. It's at the heart of this market's conundrum. When there were worries over the economy, everybody bought the consumer packaged goods stocks. Now, perhaps because of inflation, people won't pay up for the name brands. See what the CEO has to say.