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To: rnsmth who wrote (29175)	5/6/2018 4:39:27 PM
From: Kip S	Read Replies (3) of 34328

Ron, are you willing to post the dividend safety number for KHC? I have held, first Kraft, then Kraft Heinz for a number of years, but I am getting pretty uneasy with it. I always thought it did not “deserve” a price in the 90s and up to 100, but the drop to the mid-50s is a bit unnerving. Also, a very tepid (at best) earnings report demonstrated very low/negative sales growth once again. At 55-ish, I have seen a few analysts and writers contend the decline is now overdone. I am probably OK for now with KHC’s slow divi growth if they can do something to start expanding their sales, but there is very little evidence of that yet. I am pretty sure you pay less attention to prices of your holdings than I do, but I use prices as at least something of an indicator of company health. Anyone else have any thoughts here? I am at least thinking about getting rid of my KHC, paying taxes on the gain I have and dumping the proceeds into another unloved food or consumer discretionary stock—maybe PEP or more CLX, but I don’ like to sell out positions. After all, maybe the horse has already left the barn with respect to KHC (meaning it’s already fallen in price). All thoughts/ideas welcome. Kip

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