Just noticed Rothschild & Co flipped their stance on Church & Dwight (CHD) a few months back - went from Sell to Neutral in early February. The price target sitting around $103.48 suggests maybe 2% upside from where it was trading, which isn't exactly exciting but worth keeping on the radar.



What's more interesting though is what the big money is doing. About 1,560 funds have positions in this, and some notable players made moves. Capital International added a solid 15% to their stake, while JPMorgan Chase ramped up their allocation by over 24% last quarter. Even Fundsmith increased their position slightly. The put/call ratio at 0.64 leans bullish, so institutions seem cautiously optimistic.

That said, total institutional ownership actually dipped 2.63% over three months - 244 million shares now. Revenue projections show a 4.32% decline expected, so it's not like there's huge growth momentum here. Feels like a 'wait and see' kind of stock where the smart money is testing the waters rather than going all-in.
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