Shares in one of the world’s biggest consumer brands trade 22% below where they began 2026, having fallen another 5% this week on a cautious sales forecast. But their 3.25% dividend yield that has risen by an annual average of 7.3% over the last five years pay this long-term shareholder to be patient – plus an impressive new president and mother of three gives reasons to hope for recovery. That’s why I bought the dip this week.