Turnarounds can be great investments, but you generally have to buy in
at a point where the Street is still questioning the survivability of
the company and pushing for dramatic, sweeping changes. In the case of
Procter & Gamble (NYSE:
PG),
the pressure is still very much on management to deliver better
results, but the shares don't reflect all that much uncertainty or
pessimism about the company's prospects. On the contrary, it looks like
the Street already pretty much expects this story to have a relatively
happy ending.
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