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Last but not least, General Mills, which has a fair value of $40, and you can buy it for a little less than $34 per share, meaning a profit of over 17% over the next 12 to 18 months, plus dividends.

General Mills also faces similar headwinds to the other companies mentioned, as declining personal disposable income is driving more consumers toward store-brand products .

All right. The other chart I wanted to highlight uh in the um uh consumer staple sector is uh General Mills. This reminds me of the chart of FDS, FACTA. This is General Mills GIS.

Obviously making like breakfast cereal and and uh and and those sorts of uh staples uh in your pantry.