"While it is still early days, it seems to us that new CEO McDonald's more aggressive posture is already starting to take hold and have effect at PG," Citigroup analyst Wendy Nicholson wrote in a research report 
Share:  <span class="sent">"While it is still early days, it seems to us that new CEO <span class="company">McDonald</span>'s more aggressive posture is already starting to take hold and have effect at PG," Citigroup analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> wrote in a research report</span> Tweet this 

"While it is still early days, it seems to us that new CEO McDonald's more aggressive posture is already starting to take hold and have effect at PG," Citigroup analyst Wendy Nicholson wrote in a research report 
Share:  <span class="sent">"While it is still early days, it seems to us that new CEO McDonald's more aggressive posture is already starting to take hold and have effect at <span class="company">PG</span>," Citigroup analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> wrote in a research report</span> Tweet this 

The call was not made available to the general public and Burwitz did not return calls for comment. Energizer shares rose 2 percent to $55.26 in morning trade on Wednesday. The St. Louis based company e mailed an invitation for the 4 p.m (2100 GMT) call during trading hours, said SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst Bill Chappell, who participated in the discussion and said it lasted about 45 minutes. "It was restricted to sell side and I think the goal was to clarify the earnings guidance that they gave," Chappell said. Citi analyst Wendy Nicholson entitled a Nov. 3 research note "Post Market Close Conf Call Should Reassure Investors (Too Bad They Didn't Hear It)." "Why this call was not open to the buy side, and why this call occurred after a full day of trading..are mysteries to us," Nicholson wrote.  
Share:  The call was not made available to the general public and Burwitz did not return calls for comment. <span class="company">Energizer</span> shares rose 2 percent to $55.26 in morning trade on Wednesday. The St. Louis based company e mailed an invitation for the 4 p.m (2100 GMT) call during trading hours, said SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst Bill Chappell, who participated in the discussion and said it lasted about 45 minutes. "It was restricted to sell side and I think the goal was to clarify the earnings guidance that they gave," Chappell said. <span class="sent"> Citi analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> entitled a Nov. 3 research note "Post Market Close Conf Call Should Reassure Investors (Too Bad They Didn't Hear It)." "Why this call was not open to the buy side, and why this call occurred after a full day of trading..are mysteries to us," Nicholson wrote. </span>...The call was not made available to the general public and Burwitz did not return calls for comment. <span class="company">Energizer</span> shares rose 2 percent to $55.26 in morning trade on Wednesday. The St. Louis based company e mailed an invitation for the 4 p.m (2100 GMT) call during trading hours, said SunTrust Robinson Humphrey analyst Bill Chappell, who participated in the discussion and said it lasted about 45 minutes. "It was restricted to sell side and I think the goal was to clarify the earnings guidance that they gave," Chappell said. <span class="sent"> Citi analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> Tweet this 

In the same period a year earlier, it reported earnings of $1.03 a share on $22 billion. ANALYST TAKE: Citi Investment Research analysts Wendy Nicholson last month upgraded P&G stock to "Buy" from "Hold," seeing a "fire in PG's belly" with its commitment to build market share. "P&G is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," she wrote in a client note. 
Share:  In the same period a year earlier, it reported earnings of $1.03 a share on $22 billion. <span class="sent"> ANALYST TAKE: Citi Investment Research analysts <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> last month upgraded <span class="company">P&G</span> stock to "Buy" from "Hold," seeing a "fire in PG's belly" with its commitment to build market share. </span> "<span class="company">P&G</span> is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," she wrote in a client note. ...In the same period a year earlier, it reported earnings of $1.03 a share on $22 billion. <span class="sent"> ANALYST TAKE: Citi Investment Research analysts <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> last month upgraded <span class="company">P&G</span> stock to "Buy" from "Hold," seeing a "fire in PG's belly" with its commitment to build market share. </span> "<span class="company">P&G</span> is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," she wrote in a client note. Tweet this 

Citing true market leadership and its strong international presence, Citigroup Capital Markets initiated coverage on The Coca Cola Company with a buy rating on Tuesday. "[Coca Cola] is the most focused beverage company in the world, selling nothing . other than beverages," said analyst Wendy Nicholson in a note to clients.  After some lean years earlier this decade highlighted by slow growth, slumping market shares and lost confidence among investors, Coca Cola has returned to being  the true leader in its field, she said.  
Share:  Citing true market leadership and its strong international presence, Citigroup Capital Markets initiated coverage on <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> with a buy rating on Tuesday. "[Coca Cola] is the most focused beverage company in the world, selling nothing . <span class="sent"> other than beverages," said analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> in a note to clients.  After some lean years earlier this decade highlighted by slow growth, slumping market shares and lost confidence among investors, Coca Cola has returned to being  the true leader in its field, she said. </span>...Citing true market leadership and its strong international presence, Citigroup Capital Markets initiated coverage on <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> with a buy rating on Tuesday. "[Coca Cola] is the most focused beverage company in the world, selling nothing . <span class="sent"> other than beverages," said analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> in a note to clients.  After some lean years earlier this decade highlighted by slow growth, slumping market shares and lost confidence among investors, Coca Cola has returned to being  the true leader in its field, she said. </span>...Citing true market leadership and its strong international presence, Citigroup Capital Markets initiated coverage on <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> with a buy rating on Tuesday. "[Coca Cola] is the most focused beverag Tweet this 

The stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) weighs in at 0.75, in the 86th annual percentile. The Coca Cola Company Citigroup started coverage of The Coca Cola Company ( KO : sentiment . , chart , options ) today with a "buy" rating and a price target of $61, implying expected upside of nearly 15% from the stock's closing price on Monday. Analyst Wendy Nicholson said she expects Coke to benefit from the weakening U.S dollar, since 75% of its profit is generated overseas. She added that KO enjoys a healthy partnership with its network of independent bottlers. 
Share:  The stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) weighs in at 0.75, in the 86th annual percentile. <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> Citigroup started coverage of <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> ( KO : sentiment . , chart , options ) today with a "buy" rating and a price target of $61, implying expected upside of nearly 15% from the stock's closing price on Monday. <span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> said she expects Coke to benefit from the weakening U.S dollar, since 75% of its profit is generated overseas. </span> She added that KO enjoys a healthy partnership with its network of independent bottlers. ...The stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) weighs in at 0.75, in the 86th annual percentile. <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> Citigroup started coverage of <span class="company">The Coca Cola Company</span> ( KO : sentiment . , chart , options ) today with a "buy" rating and a price target of $61, implying expected upside of nearly 15% from the stock's closing price on Monday. <span class="sent"> Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> said she expects Coke to benefit from the weakening U.S dollar, since 75% of its profit is generated overseas. </span> She added that KO enjoys a healthy partnership with its network of independent bottlers. ...The stock's Schaeffer's put/call open interest ratio (SOIR) weighs in at Tweet this 

Price Target of $66 Per Share Citigroup upgraded Procter & Gamble stock from a hold to a buy on , 2009. They attached a price target of $66 per share on the basis they expect the company to beat its conservative earnings expectations. P & G Ready to Get Aggressive Citigroup Analyst Wendy Nicholson noted that PG is getting ready to become more aggressive to win back market share as raising prices was not effective against competitors. Conservative Earnings Estimates for 2010 Wendy added that full year 2010 earnings expectations were set conservatively, and the risk of missing the $66 price target is low. 
Share:  Price Target of $66 Per Share Citigroup upgraded <span class="company">Procter</span> & Gamble stock from a hold to a buy on , 2009. They attached a price target of $66 per share on the basis they expect the company to beat its conservative earnings expectations. <span class="sent"> P & G Ready to Get Aggressive Citigroup Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> noted that PG is getting ready to become more aggressive to win back market share as raising prices was not effective against competitors. </span> Conservative Earnings Estimates for 2010 Wendy added that full year 2010 earnings expectations were set conservatively, and the risk of missing the $66 price target is low. ...Price Target of $66 Per Share Citigroup upgraded <span class="company">Procter</span> & Gamble stock from a hold to a buy on , 2009. They attached a price target of $66 per share on the basis they expect the company to beat its conservative earnings expectations. <span class="sent"> P & G Ready to Get Aggressive Citigroup Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> noted that PG is getting ready to become more aggressive to win back market share as raising prices was not effective against competitors. </span> Conservative Earnings Estimates for 2010 Wendy added that full year 2010 earnings expectations were set conservatively, and the risk of missing the $66 price target is low. ...Price Target of $66 Per Share Citigroup upgraded <span class="co Tweet this 

If you want to catch up with an overheated market, there's probably a better way to do it than betting on shares of Procter & Gamble (PG). The consumer products giant's shares are rising this morning due to an upgrade from Citigroup analyst Wendy Nicholson.  
Share:  If you want to catch up with an overheated market, there's probably a better way to do it than betting on shares of Procter & Gamble (<span class="company">PG</span>). <span class="sent"> The consumer products giant's shares are rising this morning due to an upgrade from Citigroup analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span>. </span>...If you want to catch up with an overheated market, there's probably a better way to do it than betting on shares of Procter & Gamble (<span class="company">PG</span>). <span class="sent"> The consumer products giant's shares are rising this morning due to an upgrade from Citigroup analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span>. </span>...If you want to catch up with an overheated market, there's probably a better way to do it than betting on shares of Procter & Gamble (<span class="company">PG</span>). <span class="sent"> The consumer products giant's shares are rising this morning due to an upgrade from Citigroup analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span>. </span>...If you want to catch up with an overheated market, there's probably a better way to do it than betting on shares of Procter & Gamble (<span class="company">PG</span>). <span class="sent"> The consumer products giant's shares are rising this morning due to an upgrade from Citigroup analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span>. </span> Tweet this 

"PG is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," Citigroup Analyst Wendy Nicholson wrote in a research note. "This is more a call on the stock than on the company … with expectations now having been set pretty conservatively for full year 2010, we think the risk of a miss to our estimate is low," she added. Nicholson and the other Citi analysts were impressed by P&G's acceptance of its own failings, as well as its more dynamic approach to tackling competitors. 
Share:  <span class="sent">"<span class="company">PG</span> is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," Citigroup Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> wrote in a research note. </span> "This is more a call on the stock than on the company … with expectations now having been set pretty conservatively for full year 2010, we think the risk of a miss to our estimate is low," she added. Nicholson and the other Citi analysts were impressed by P&G's acceptance of its own failings, as well as its more dynamic approach to tackling competitors. ...<span class="sent">"<span class="company">PG</span> is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," Citigroup Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> wrote in a research note. </span> "This is more a call on the stock than on the company … with expectations now having been set pretty conservatively for full year 2010, we think the risk of a miss to our estimate is low," she added. Nicholson and the other Citi analysts were impressed by P&G's acceptance of its own failings, as well as its more dynamic approach to tackling competitors. ...<span class="sent">"<span class="company">PG</span> is readying itself to become more aggressive in order to win back lost market share," Citigroup Analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span> wrote in a research note. </span> "This is more a call on the stock than on the company … with expectations now having been set pretty conservatively for full year 2010, we think the risk of a miss Tweet this 

Having a portfolio of popular brands is a mixed blessing in the current economic environment, since consumers often associate well known labels with higher prices. Although some expect Procter & Gamble ( PG , news , people ), the company behind Tide, Charmin and Pantene products, to put underperforming brands or its pharmaceutical business on the chopping block as part of its fat trimming efforts, the company recently acquired two upscale men's grooming lines: The Art of Shaving and Zirh. "While these premium priced products will likely be margin accretive for the company, is the timing really ideal to take a bigger position in premium personal care, given that PG's mass market portfolio is already priced at over a 20% premium on a weighted average basis?" asked Citi analyst Wendy Nicholson. She estimates a sales drop of 9.3% for the fourth quarter, extending from the previous quarter's 8.9% dip, with grooming, beauty and health care segments looking the weakest.  
Share:  Having a portfolio of popular brands is a mixed blessing in the current economic environment, since consumers often associate well known labels with higher prices. Although some expect <span class="company">Procter & Gamble</span> ( PG , news , people ), the company behind Tide, Charmin and Pantene products, to put underperforming brands or its pharmaceutical business on the chopping block as part of its fat trimming efforts, the company recently acquired two upscale men's grooming lines: The Art of Shaving and Zirh. "While these premium priced products will likely be margin accretive for the company, is the timing really ideal to take a bigger position in premium personal care, given that PG's mass market portfolio is already priced at over a 20% premium on a weighted average basis?" <span class="sent"> asked Citi analyst <span class="analyst">Wendy Nicholson</span>. She estimates a sales drop of 9.3% for the fourth quarter, extending from the previous quarter's 8.9% dip, with grooming, beauty and health care segments looking the weakest. </span>...Having a portfolio of popular brands is a mixed blessing in the current economic environment, since consumers often associate well known labels with higher prices. Although some expect <span class="company">Procter & Gamble</span> ( PG , news , people ), the company behind Tide, Charmin and Pantene products, to put underperforming brands or its pharmaceutical business on the chopping block as part of its fat trimming efforts, the company recent Tweet this