KDP

Adept-Bet-2420

Yo, KDP gang here coming for you!

No_Yogurtcloset7776

Yeah Buffett stayed away from airlines, I think he bought delta during covid but sold out real quick lol. The volatile fluctuations of fuel. I think if the airlines (if they dont already) buy futures for oil when its cheap, they can reduce their cost by a lot and maintain consistent prices for passengers. I read a 10K (my first one) for KDP and it mentioned how they use futures for supplies they need in making their products (corn, aluminum for cans, etc). Cars are another tough one. Too much competition, just like airlines

burner456987123

I’d avoid NTDOY. I made a bet on it before earnings and didn’t bother with a stop loss. Bought 408 shares at $12.25, I dumped it in the mid $10’s. I didn’t feel like bag holding for years and cut the cord. Only get it if you’re comfortable with a multi-year hold. They said in their report that memory costs have hurt them badly. Sales of the switch 2 are expected to drop this quarter. You’re better going into other things if you want slow growth: regional banks, utilities/energy companies associated with AI, KDP (pays a dividend and Dr Pepper is the number 2 soda in the US now).

No_Yogurtcloset7776

KDP is about to split

PapaCharlie9

Welcome to options trading! One thing you can work on is using conventional trade notation. You can condense down that position information to: 2 KDP 25c 9/18 @ $x.xx Where $x.xx is your entry cost in per-share dollars for a single quantity 1 contract, not the cost of the entire position. You omitted that from your position statement. The conditions for selling or holding should be planned out by you **before** you open the trade. Here's an [explainer](https://www.reddit.com/r/options/wiki/faq/pages/mondayschool/yourplan). You should ask yourself, what are the likely outcomes? Then plan around those. What's a win look like? What's a lose look like? What does a not-sure outcome look like? Your answers to those questions will inform your exit strategy.

cmm25711

Hi all! This is my first real options trade. Pretty minor but want some advice (if anyone has any). I bought calls 2 week ago or so for KDP. Asset: Keurig Dr Pepper (KDP) Type: Call Option (C) with a $25.00 strike price. Expiration: September 18, 2026. Performance: I am currently up 39.34%(+$114.34). Today KDP has earnings; causing the price to go up a bit. Should I go ahead and sell? Don’t want to be dumb and make an impulse decision, but also I’m not sure if I factored in volatility/etc.

insbordnat

Sure, you got permission from C-suite. Amazing you had the foresight (and desire to fork out the premium) to buy puts with that much term or you carried those until "years" later to unwind the hedge simultaneously with the selling of your vested stock. Or let me guess, you sold them, took the profits on the way down, and then took the profits on the way up... I've been at F500 companies as well (several) and literally all had prohibitions. For fun, I went to the "random F500 generator" here and looked up the first 5 companies that came up. All but one had prohibitions for all employees. Maybe you've been lucky, but I bet if you pulled down the proxy filings you'll find that pesky declaration on insider trading and similar prohibitions. Unless they were shady companies that dgaf, which may be the case too. * Labcorp - *The Company’s Insider Trading Policy prohibits all directors, officers, and employees from pledging and hedging with respect to Company stock, including:* * *purchases of Company stock on margin and/or any pledge of Company stock including holding Company stock in a marginable account and/or in any account other than a cash account* * *short sales;* * *the buying or selling “puts” or “calls”; and* * *other forms of hedging transactions, such as “prepaid variable forwards,” “equity swaps,” “collars,” and “exchange funds”.* * Keurig Dr. Pepper - *No hedging. Under our insider trading policy, all employees and members of the Board are prohibited from engaging in any speculative transactions in KDP securities, including engaging in short sales, transactions involving put options, call options or other derivative securities, or any other forms of hedging transactions, such as collars or forward sale contracts. Employees and members of the Board must also obtain pre-clearance approval from the Legal Department to pledge KDP securities and are prohibited from pledging KDP securities for speculative purposes.* * Bristol-Myers Squibb - *Prohibition of speculative and hedging transactions by all employees and Directors* * Avnet - no hedging by Directors, executives, and "other employees" deemed to be insiders. * Aramark - *The Company’s Securities Trading Policy...prohibits our directors, officers and employees from engaging in hedging, speculative or other transactions that hedge or offset any decrease in the market value of Aramark stock (including swaps, forwards, options, futures, collars, exchange funds, and other derivative transactions or arrangements).*

KissMyRichard

I bought KDP yesterday. I bought RACE too but I wouldn't call that value but being luxury I think it moves on a different set of rules. Relative to those rules it also looks cheap.

MitchCurry

KDP has trailed SPY by a shocking amount since it debuted in 2018 as well as on the 5Y, 3Y, 1Y, etc. Genuine question. What's the catalyst that makes you think that changes?

Beetlejuice_hero

Boring ass company but I bought some KDP (Dr Pepper). Some wariness around the merger with Peet’s coffee but beaten down with good fundamentals and a big divvy now. Plus I need to balance out all the tech in my portfolio.

burner456987123

Pre-market, Most of my holdings are down except WMMVY, KDP, EP, SM, CRGY and I added some OXY last night that’s up a little bit. I usually buy and hold so we’ll have to see what happens over the weekend and Friday (closed market). I suspect a Friday news dump on this war. What about you?

Jordykins850

I honestly like KDP too. But it’s more of a buy, hold until split, keep the coffee company.

greenpride32

Did you do your DD before buying in? Aside from KDP all low/no growth, so with rising costs it means compressed margins. I don't think many are buy such companies for capital appreciation. If you were buying for distributions, better to use a diversifed ETF - SCHD or even SPYD. If buying for capital appreciation just buy VOO, or for less volatility SPLV.

Critical_Survey_975

Yall think Dr.Pepper beat earnings or are my $10k in KDP calls cooked ?

ImmediateWonder9935

[KDP](http://aimytrade.io/ticker/KDP) is here for the long run. Prove me wrong.

MorrisseysRubiksCube

KDP (Keurig Dr Pepper) shares. I like this one.

TomorrowSavings7579

My brother works for $KDP

TomorrowSavings7579

My brother works at $KDP

ohnoabigshark

Anyone know how KDP shares are being converted into shares of two separate companies when KDP closes on the Peets transaction and becomes two separate entities?

Dbx84

Casino is 🚀 and KDP is not even moving. 😳

seaemuu

Whatever comes in the KDP pod

VinEmerson

I’ve been watching Verified Investing, Gareth Soloway every morning at 9 AM and it’s starting to click for me. He’s been pretty spot on with his technical analysis. I purchased his stock recommendations service a few years ago, basically broke even, so I wasn’t really a huge fan, but his show is great and free! Some recent wins for me: bought (10) March 26’ $30 Calls on KDP when stock went down to $25.50 in October, exited when stock hit $29.50, also bought 200 shares of stock, profited a little over $1K. Bought and sold PLTR many times this year, recently exited my position at $191 after I bought in at the April dip at $79. I bought puts on PLTR at $190 and exited at $172, made a couple hundred. But NVDA $150 put last week, up 30%. I’m not killing it, but I’m not in the red anymore. It’s tough when you have a lot of “experts” out there, but Gareth explains things well and it’s clicking. Wishing you all tremendous success and profits to come!

geof14

Should have bought that instead of CELH and KDP, fuck. Surely not too late

PalpitationSmooth992

KEY DVN APOG SLB KDP almost every div stock i have options on has been printing sell before ex div and buy back the day after

PalpitationSmooth992

KEY QCOM DIS ALK KDP who fucking cares about mag 7 even AMZN will get wrecked by THETA

Great_Molasses_4601

So are my KDP, WSR, PLBY, KVUE, and FEMY

Glam34

Calls on KR and KDP because NVDA will tank the whole sector causing a rotation

Disastrous-Tap-3353

Zevia will be sold to KDP, Pepsi or Coke

No_Yogurtcloset7776

The problem with gold is that it in itself does not produce more money the way a business could, you just hope someone wants to buy it for more at a later time. -Warren Buffett. BRK.B is Warren buffetts company, always does extremely well, especially when market crashes. They currently have $385 B in cash alone right now. Warren buffett is stepping down, but he's always said that if he died tomorrow, the company would keep on running the way it is. He plans years ahead and even knew who the new ceo would be a few years ago. He also even has something in his will that makes it so when he dies (and knows the stock will tank) that berkshire hathaway will buy back $30 billion worth of shares because "it'll be a great price". Target, walmart, Microsoft, KDP (Keurig Dr. Pepper) PEP, KO (Coca-cola) are all not going anywhere. Most of these companies (excluding microsoft) have been around for 100 years (coca cola and dr. Pepper started around 1880). Not financial advice.

Great_Molasses_4601

I'm out of alot of tech markets due to the risk of a market correction. Other then that I went with KDP instead of KO, and I start picking up AHR/WSR/BTLCY due to their "lean and mean" portfolio of properties in high traffic areas.

AceCharisma_

More $KDP

AceCharisma_

$KDP to 35 range?

aabotteen

I tried trading KDP when it was trading at $37 right before they decided to buy some BS coffee company. Beware

Final-Artichoke-8995

TSN baby! Beef prices are coming down, sales are up, earnings next week… it’s time for a consumer goods comeback. Especially after KO, KDP, and PEP all beat.

AceCharisma_

$KDP! Go big or go home

AceCharisma_

$KDP if you want profit

AceCharisma_

Buy $KDP

AceCharisma_

I’m on $KDP and $Azn.. $NBIS looks like it had a good week, will look into that one

Worldnofear

I increased my buy on KDP it is way undervalued right now and I think with the holidays coming up I’m feeling Dr Pepper!! Think it goes to $33 next week

AceCharisma_

More $KDP calls

HeightSea5673

this market is just beyond ridiculous, never has consumer defensives drop that much % points before historically. KO down 2.5% CLX drop 4% PG down 2% PEP down 3% MDLZ down 5% CL down 2% KMB down 2.5% SJM down 4% KHC down 5% KDP down 5% hello this is consumer defensive stocks that BARELY move 1% point every trading day, wtf is seriously going on, this is unprecedented in the history of S&P

AceCharisma_

$KDP staring me right in the face

HeightSea5673

holy shit how are these stocks way below COVID and Apr dump when their earnings are still good LOLOL forward P/E 9 but still dumping seriously?? KHC, CLX, CAG, CL, PG, KDP

sanfayah

How you gonna wash down all those fake meat Donut Burgers...Dr. Peppar baby. KDP prints

ervelee

Do your quick research…. KDP 🚀

RtrnOdaMac

Finally in the green on KDP. Trying to decide whether to be smart and sell at open or be greedy and wait for higher. Think I'll just take the pocket change and leave the rest on the table.

WSBNon-Believer

KDP boring investments are cool too!

im_burning_cookies

Welp I can’t really trade without the daily thread so I guess I’m fullporting’ing into KDP 🤷‍♂️

LiquidMedicine

Any room for KDP to run?

ethereal3xp

Without Squid Game and KDP.... they can't boost with crappy reality shows

ImmySnommis

The same six core stocks I've always bought. AXP, COST, MSFT, DE, AAPL and ORI. Sure I dabble in other stuff (thank you ASTS!) and I'll take small fliers on interesting stories (right now GT, KDP, QXO) but I buy my core six on moderate dips and carry on.

DramaticAd1683

Futures is the probably the way if you are trading. BROS is trading at 120x - I personally would walk away from that. KDP chart looks horrible, but is trading at 24 times SBUX is 37x, but this chart looks really interesting. It’s in a long term consolidation triangle pattern since 2021, making lower highs and higher lows. This usually proceeds a significant breakout, either up or down. The longer the consolidation, the more powerful the move can be… but this is purely from a technical viewpoint. I haven’t researched the business at all

toocontroversial_4u

There will be no new KDP ticker. KDP owns some coffee brands which will now me operated under a different entity where KDP has majority ownership after purchasing JDE. You get no new shares as a KDP owner and no action is needed. JDE will likely be delisted to be listed on a USA stock market.

TheKingOfMidgard

Do you mind elaborating on what happens here? I hold some KDP stock. If I only want to invest in the soda side for example, how will I convert what I own now into that new ticker?

toocontroversial_4u

Holders of KDP will not get a new stock in their portfolio. Only indirect ownership through existing shares. 

EnginrA

There was some crazy put buying on KDP yesterday

Odd_Contribution_681

DOCU getting rekt after OpenAI launched its DocuGPT product. Eyeing DECK KMX EMN SEZL KDP.

gdzeek

Any idea how this will this pan out for current holders of KDP stock? are we going to get a 50/50 split of the new ticker stocks at some point?

Candid_Ad1954

Buying KDP. It can only go up (otherwise I'll be working at wendys soon)

HeightSea5673

u know it's going to explode one day when a stock like OKLO has same market cap as KDP, difference? OKLO: 0 revenue KDP: 4B revenue last time this happened was NKLA, but even GME was $500 intraday so we don't know how much more it will go before it explodes

gdzeek

This is probably a stupid question but does this mean that the KDP ticker stock will split into two different stocks as well?   Will the two companies still be somewhat the same entity on the stock market?

actuallyrealperson

Whelp, panic sold my Wendy's shares ahead of Tuesday's massive dividend payout, rotated into KDP instead. Reverse mergers FTW

ole_lickadick

I’m underwater with KDP but at least it’s addictingly tasty sodawater

ole_lickadick

KDP found the bottom. I can feel it in my nuts

Helpful-Weekend-2224

KDP get it before the bounce!

GeoLogic23

I had a much larger comment but it wasn't letting me post for some reason. A lot of the companies you know are selling Delta 9 THC hemp now in some way. There are a few random companies I can think of too. In no particular order. Tilray, CGC, Agrify, OGI, CWEB, Glass House, Jones Soda, High Tide, VFF, Curaleaf, Trulieve, cbdMD, LFTD Partners, Lexaria Biosciences. I'm sure I missed some. Besides investing in many of those companies, I have also been against the grain a bit myself by looking for positions in alcohol companies that I know are interested in hemp beverages. Like Constellation Brands, AB InBev, Boston Beer, and Molson Coors. Also Pernod Ricard is supposedly looking for a hemp beverage acquisition, as confirmed by the founders of Brez. If they are able to shift into higher margin hemp drinks they could be a major turnaround story, as they are getting such bad press lately about people not drinking anymore. I am recently dabbling in other beverage companies that have been beaten down too, like KDP and Pepsi. Pepsi actually had a hemp seed oil Rockstar coming out back in 2022, so they are interested in hemp. I think Celsius will be one of the first mainstream brands to incorporate CBD, but that's purely a guess.

ole_lickadick

Mourning the loss of my KDP

jungle_terrorist

KDP 10/17 calls having me down 50% WTF 😒

Helpful-Weekend-2224

KDP

surfinbird

Look what they did to my boy KDP…I love Dr Pepper so I might hafta buy a bunch of shares and get rich like Forrest Gump

TheBrandedMaggot

I'd say another one would be KDP, its pretty undervalued at the moment.

CorndogGod

Starting to regret buying KDP calls. This shit does not move

wine_dine_and69

KDP coming back to save me

Three_of_a_kind3515

KDP calls… https://preview.redd.it/83w3b3d37flf1.jpeg?width=1170&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6bc89d0175e51b80d1c562eff18aed5f676d7911

Unfamous_Trader

KDP leaps just screaming at me rn

actuallyrealperson

Okay, maybe KDP calls at open *weren't* free money after all - got 24 days to make it up though

Helpful-Weekend-2224

Nothing says market BS like what they are doing to KDP

time123pop

How weak is KDP…about like them weak ass coffee pods

wine_dine_and69

Sold puts on KDP because I like Peet's Coffee, it's a good buy

time123pop

KDP wouldn’t you like to be a Pepper too?!

AAPLx4

Is KDP worth buying here, I don’t even know what they do, just wanna do a quick trade

tronj

Pretty sure JAB Holding company owned sizable stakes in Keurig before the KDP merger, Keurig Dr Pepper, and JDE Peet’s. Kinda sounds like there may be potential for conflict of interest in this deal. I guess they are giving up on the synergy between Keurig and Dr Pepper Snapple Group to own every beverage occasion and leverage DPs massive distribution network in the US. KDP has been expanding internationally in their coffee ops recently and guess this is logical next step for Keurig. Feels like Dr Pepper getting shafted here but their stockholders got a pretty sizable premium when the merger happened, so no complaints. Curious to see how the new beverage looks.

Square-of-Opposition

I agree, the market reacted irrationally on this one. Thus, I took a small position of KDP today before hours. I expect it to level back out and earn 10-15% on it before the split.

ole_lickadick

Happy with my KDP play. looking forward to the split

actuallyrealperson

Buy the dip on KDP - 2nd most popular soda after Coke is Dr. Pepper (3rd is Pepsi), and this is probably as low as the price will go. I think it'll boom after the Peet's acquisition (RIP to Peet's quality tho)

RelaxPrime

KDP may not be the Dr Pepper side.

NuclearPopTarts

When was the last time someone said "I'll have a Dr. Pepper *and* a cup of coffee?" Yet KDP dropped 11% today. Apparently the stock market is not happy with this. I'm gonna say the market is wrong here. Dr. Pepper will be a better investment by itself, without Peet's coffee.

Jordykins850

Or bouncing because of how much KDP paying for coffee

fast412

Anyone watching the KDP dump? Is it an overreaction? I'm thinking Sep19 and/or Oct17 calls might be an easy play?

Old-Cantaloupe-1711

Though I drink a lot of COKE I'd be buying KDP if someone said I have to buy a STOCK I KNOW the VP MARKETING. HE will get people drinking ROYAL CROWN again

tacticaltryhard

KDP calls for Jan 2026. Thoughts?

whomdoom

Putting basically every major coffee company in the American market, KDP, SJM, SBUX, BROS, WEST, I don't think that people are correctly pricing in the increase in import costs on coffee now, and further, I don't think investors understand that coffee has gone from a necessity commodity to a luxury in its current form, thus with downturn market/the not-recession recession we're in, $8 grande matcha frappes are going to be pretty high up on the list of things Americans choose to stop consuming when squeezed to make hard decisions.

Floribunda_

Soooo are we gonna pump KDP next?

BigCyanDinosaur

Dr pepper is fucked. The industry and consumer trends have been heavily moving towards "Zero" style beverages, but all of KDP offerings in that segment suck ass

TreeEven2890

Keurig Dr. Pepper wiki page is wild, makes my brain hurt *Dr Pepper Snapple Group was an American multinational soft drink company based in Plano, Texas. Since July 2018, it is a business unit of the publicly traded conglomerate Keurig Dr Pepper. Formerly Cadbury Schweppes Americas Beverages, part of Cadbury Schweppes, on May 5, 2008, it was spun off from Cadbury Schweppes as Dr Pepper Snapple Group, with the remainder of Cadbury Schweppes becoming Cadbury, a confectionery group. Trading of Dr Pepper Snapple Group's shares commenced on May 7, 2008, on the NYSE as "DPS." On July 9, 2018, Keurig Green Mountain acquired Dr Pepper Snapple Group, and became Keurig Dr Pepper; the following day, the merged company began trading anew on the NYSE as "KDP."

xxBRLordSkullxx

I've seen 2 separate people wearing Dr. Pepper merch in the last 2 days. I'll be loading up on KDP calls tomorrow.

tcrolius

Cash rich and was looking for one decent longplay that's down today and found KDP (Dr.Pepper). Woohoo!

TheTonyExpress

I like PEP but I’ve also been looking at KDP. The thing is, if we have inflation and an economic slowdown, are people really gonna be piling money into Doritos and soft drinks? My bet is they switch to store brand or cut it out altogether. I could be wrong, of course.

PayMyDividend

Keurig Dr. Pepper. The stock isn’t mind blowing, but I absolutely love Dr. Pepper as a soft drink. Always have. And their other brands. I’ll own KDP until the day I die. I don’t care if it ends up being a laggard or not. I just want to own as much as possible before I roll over.

optimaleverage

Look out KDP.