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ONE Stock I’m Buying in June BEFORE It Doubles
Let's Talk Money! with Joseph Hogue, CFAMay 27, 2026
The creator identifies Campbell Soup Company (CPB) as a stock he is buying in June due to its historically low valuation and potential for a short squeeze. He notes that the packaged food industry, including competitors like General Mills (GIS), McCormick (MKC), Hormel (HRL), and Kellogg (K), has been underperforming but expects an inflection point driven by stabilizing comparisons and trough valuations, despite lingering macro pressures.
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George made over $26,000 buying the $30 call options on SMCI, achieving a 315% return in two weeks.
GameStop is referenced as a past example of a stock experiencing a significant short squeeze.
Keurig Dr Pepper is a defensive consumer staple that showed resilience during past market downturns.
Smuckers experienced significant food cost inflation of 14-20% in the prior year, impacting profitability.
Conagra Brands is trading at a low P/E ratio of 9.6x, similar to other consumer staples companies, suggesting potential undervaluation.
Kraft Heinz is trading at a 5-year low P/E ratio of 9.8x, indicating potential undervaluation.
Walmart (WMT) is mentioned as a previous investment due to its success with private label brands amidst value competition.
Kagra brand (CG) is mentioned as a peer in the packaged food industry that has also been underperforming.
Hormel (HRL) is mentioned as a peer in the packaged food industry that has also been underperforming.
General Mills (GIS) is mentioned as a peer in the packaged food industry that has also been underperforming.
McCormick (MKC) is mentioned as a peer in the packaged food industry that has also been underperforming.
Campbell Soup Company (CPB) is presented as a primary buy due to its 30-year low valuation and upcoming catalyst.