Stock strategists often talk about two groups of companies that sell goods to individuals: makers of "consumer staples" and makers of "consumer durables."
They sound similar but are in fact completely different in ways that matter to investors.
Consumer staples are the goods you buy for immediate, everyday use—like shampoo, toothpaste and soap. See original post here.
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