| Prev Close | 116.85 |
| Day Low/High | 117.06 / 118.74 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 97.10 / 120.48 |
| Avg Volume | 2.16M |
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (KMB)
118.44
NYSE : Consumer Non-Durables
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 344.43M |
| Market Cap | 40.25B |
| EPS | 4.00 |
| P/E Ratio | 29.00 |
| Div & Yield | 4.12 (3.45%) |
Latest News
Jim Cramer: They Might Be Done
Whether this is the end of the slump is still up for debate, but the crash since October has been brutal and all bear markets end the same way.
Kimberly-Clark Could Get on a Roll
KMB looks like a welcome bright spot in this market.
Make This Dividend Aristocrat a Staple of Your Portfolio
This reliable name should continue to generate consistent income, no matter what the stock market does.
Jim Cramer: Don't Throw Away These Stocks
It's done without much thought even though their companies are doing amazingly well.
Jim Cramer: What's Behind This Dramatic Decline and How Can It Be Stopped?
What would make this market bottom? I have 5 things that must occur before we do.
Kimberly-Clark's Charts Lack Conviction So Stand Aside for Now
I would not look to trade Kimberly Clark now.
Jim Cramer: No One Took Price This Quarter Better Than Apple
They are coining money selling phones and making even more - in terms of gross profit on the services stream.
Jim Cramer: Avoid the Naked CEOs When the Tide Goes Out
There is clear divergence between the best and the worst performers in each sector this earnings season.
Kimberly-Clark Could Hold the May-June Lows but I'm Not Rushing In
Let's check the charts and indicators of KMB and send the comments along to Michael Hsu.
Jim Cramer: The Fed Will Blink...but the China Situation Continues to Escalate
Larry Kudlow said the Chinese intransigence on trade is so harsh that he has 'never seen anything like it.'
An Open Letter to Larry Kudlow
"We believe that free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity!" - The Kudlow Creed Dear Larry, You and I go way back - we have been friends for many years. I deliver this letter to you out of respect and in recognition of that friendship. I...
How to Play Ford, Despite Its Lousy Chart: Market Recon
Given that protection is priced so cheaply, be sure to hedge this risky trade.
Jim Cramer: Is This as Good as It Gets?
Will it be too painful to stick around while you wait for the Fed to change course?
Jim Cramer: You Want to Know a Real Bad Sign for This Market?
Use Kimberly-Clark as a sign of what is happening. And respect what it says.
Jim Cramer: All the World's a Stage of Rates, Inflation and the Fed
Can we possibly have had a huge sell-off and then a rally to be in the black?
Jim Cramer: The Bear In the Market Is Roving Right Now
Stay diversified and stay the course, there's nothing here that's going to change things longer term.
Jim Cramer: These Sleeper Stocks Are Making a Huge Comeback
These consumer products names are the comeback kings of this market.
This Was Broad and Ugly Selling
The selling accelerated once the opening low was breached and breadth hit about 3 to 1 negative.
Jim Cramer: Today's Action Plan After the Market Sell-Off
I am going to tell you how this sell-off works and why it is not as special as it seems.
Buy Stocks That Are Down, Not Up, Here
Take a pass on stocks like Kimberly-Clark or Pfizer that are bucking Wednesday's sell-off and going higher.
Does Kimberly-Clark's Summer Reversal Have Legs?
After such a sharp run-up you typically will see a stock 'catch its breath.'
Jim Cramer: Consumer-Staples Stocks Aren't Done Rallying
The group has turned around in recent months, and signs of a top have yet to emerge.
Netflix and Twitter Are Among 29 Stocks Ready to Change Direction
These names are showing technical characteristics of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns over the past week.
Jim Cramer on Stocks: There Are Two Markets
There are two markets, according to TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer.
Four Cheap 'Dividend Aristocrats' to Buy Now
These stocks are selling at historically low earnings multiples, but have raised their dividends for decades.
Jim Cramer: Confounding Days
The buyers of stocks on days like Tuesday make very little sense.
