KO

greenpride32

>2. “Suspicious Revenue Recognition” >Burry warned that many AI companies may be using accounting methods that make their revenue look larger or more stable than it really is. >This can include: >Booking multi-year deals upfront This isn't true. A company can only record revenue after the service or product is delivered. This is general GAAP rules. In tech world, the commonly used term for contracted revenue that has not been delivered yet is remaining peformance obligation or RPO. For example, company X signs on to use MSFT Azure cloud for 5 years at $100m a year or $500m total. You might read some headline "company X signs $500m deal with MSFT". But only $25m will be required for each quarterly report. You will see companies such as MSFT AMZN GOOLG ORCL have RPO in the hundreds of billions. That's one of the reasons why these companies are megacaps - they have the likes of KO VZ WMT JNJ NFLX T lined up to pay them billions in future revenue - huge cashflow companies that aren't likely to fail any time soon is as solid as it gets.

VegasWorldwide

costco under $900 today was an absolute buy. the reason it's dropping is because they are not AI. costco is a risk on buy. when everything else levels out, that's where they make their gains. Kind of like $KO but different because KO thrives during risk on because of their dividend. costco will hit $1000k easy in 2026.

HereticBurger

True, I put a bunch into KO just for safety at the start of the month and it’s done okay so far

Siks10

Why do you buy high and sell low? Why can't you hold your stocks for a year or more? It's very unlikely you'd buy a stock close to the year low and they can go both up and down. Most of what you've listed there did really well this year and close to ATH. Value stocks are stocks like PFE, KO, T, VZ, AES, D and such. Based on what you just wrote I think you would be better off just putting everything in VOO or QQQM

3rdIQ

KO (Coca-Cola)... because it's worked great for me for 30 years, so I'll ride it for 20 more years. PS, I still have my first shares in certificates, which I need to convert to electronic shares.

DrSeuss1020

I can’t stand the people saying “how’d you lose a lot the market is only down 5%”. Oh I dunno bob, maybe because the highly speculative companies not named KO and JNJ got absolutely castrated in the last 3 weeks

13rockPurdy

Waiting for another $4 lightning pump to KO any bers left

diatho

KO. People love sugar water. Also it’s served everywhere.

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.

iMakeGOODinvestmemts

beneil just got KO wow. $GOOGL

scission1986

!banbet weili zhang win by KO/TKO 1d

gami2billy

yea i can see that with his cost basis so low. it's surprising that KO has kept up with growth after all these years

GoZukkYourself

He started buying it in 1988 after the 1987 Stock Market crash. Buffett built most of his position in KO by the end of 1994, and his average cost is $3.25/share. I think he just keeps them around for nostalgic reasons and to remind him when he was a young and carefree 58 year old.

Kbarbs4421

Where do companies like Monster (KO, right?), Red Bull, etc fit into all this? Are they likely advocating to keep it out of Three Tier? Or is there some bifurcation of thc vs other cannabinoids? Maybe I'm overthrowing it...?

nottheusernameiwant

KO is green ready for takeoff

G-IDIOTTHEMAN

All in on DPZ and KO. At least, we'll have pizza and coke tonight.

Chance-Duty-9453

KO too … think that’s about it

IDrinkSulfuricAcid

Yes my god. Only greens in my port are KO and BRK.B. Out of the like 25 stocks i have.

bananashakewithice

This AI cycle is like the nifty bubble, where the top companies ended up being 50% of the overall market. I think it was macdonalds, KO and some other companies at that time. We need to reach that point again in order for the alarms to start ringing.

No_Scale8858

This how made money I bought KO when it was trading around 48-52 then sold at 71 currently waiting for other trades

Admirable_Risk7272

KO down mean we pump EOD

Constant_Captain7484

I feel soooooo fucking VINDICATED for liquidating everything weeks ago and switching to KO and GLD WE MAKING IT OUT OF THIS RECESSION AS MILLIONAIRES

sevseg_decoder

I’m doing a little contributing to my value holdings. KO is decent rn. If it, VZ and SCHV as a whole outperform the market for a few months I’ll definitely rebalance but if not I’ll just reduce my contributions to shorter term investments later. Long-winded way of saying “conservative contributions to value holdings” is my answer to the same question.

Boo-Boo_Keys

Short KO if it can't break $72.

Lower_Compote_6672

I wheel boring stocks like KO, VZ, ET, T, etc. If you spend some time managing your positions it is pretty safe. But you definitely won't be making 60% a year. You can sell puts on riskier stocks and get 1% a week for a while, but look how those stocks are doing lately. 1% in premium doesn't make up for -50% in value.

Evolvedyouth

I have IBM KO GE QSR some other random losers too. I multi bagged IONQ from 8 to 76 and said fuck it i like PYPL. 

Constant_Story8217

I would false swipe so hard I'd still KO

TheRootOfMostEvil

Bears KO’d 💀

Iunatic

Calls on KO

FrancisFratelli

I don't want KO to soar. The higher it goes, the less buying power you get from dividend reinvestment. I'm want it to float between $50 and $60 for the next decade.

imcalledgpk

One of the better plays I made is that I bought and held COKE instead of KO.

Sea-Frame4748

I look for blue chip stocks with consecutive dividends like KO and JNJ (dividend kings 50+ years). In my opinion, they are recession proof. I also have CVX with 38 years of consistent dividend payments.

leviramsey

There's this myth that the dotcom bubble was about unprofitable companies.  The companies that accounted for most of the bubble were profitable large cap companies (Microsoft, Sun, Cisco, Intel, Oracle, the telcos, telco equipment providers, some of the media companies).  Pets.com and even Amazon (or Apple) were small-fry. Those big profitable bubble-inflated companies by and large had negative total returns for 10-15 years after the peak. (More broadly, the late 90s were a large-cap growth bubble: arguably the likes of KO were as bubbly as any other (if Nvidia is Cisco, is Costco Coca-Cola)).

NaomiMoose

I’m into IREN and this is gonna sound random, but look at Coca-Cola Consolidated (COKE not KO). It’s been a bellwether lately and seems to go up when nothing else is. I like it because people are gonna drink the stuff regardless of the economy, but they’re also profitable, employ people, and are building stuff in places like Ohio.

Anon-fickleflake

>He'd have done (much) better just buying more AXP or KO during that time than holding cash. If he could tell the future, not really fair to play with hindsight. And it is not like he sold all and is 100% cash rn. If there is a major crash tomorrow, you'll be calling him a genius for pulling out.

greenpride32

If you look at Buffet/Berkshire cash pile, it started to grow from $100b way back in 2015 all the way to the $350b or so it sits at today. If you look at SP500 gains over that same time period, well you missed out quite a bit sitting on cash. Buffet has said many times over the years, he buys what he knows. Separately, he has said many times over the years he does not understand tech. If you look at market growth past 10 years, it's primarily driven by tech. If you put his 2 quotes together - I believe that is the main reason he sits on cash. Legacy businesses have matured and it's harder to find value in them. Growth resides in the tech he does not understand. He'd have done (much) better just buying more AXP or KO during that time than holding cash.

greenpride32

From a data perspective, most "bubblers"are referring to Shiller/CAPE index which is the long term PE ratio of the SP500, and it currently does sit near all time highs. The "AI narrative" is because the largest weights in said SP500 are heavily invested in the area. The entire circular money argument is nonsense. When company A exchanges an asset of value (cash, equity) to company B for a good or service, that is a legitimate economic transaction. If B then transacts with A, that's an entirely separate activity. Nobody is giving away anything for free. What's different if A goes to B and and B goes to A, versus A goes to B and B goes to C? It just means C got a win over A - not that this is "real" and other was "fake". Let's suppose AMZN contracts out to UPS to help with package delivery. And then separately, UPS decides to use AMZN AWS to host their web service and compute infrastructure. Is this fake/circular money? I'm fairly certain most will agree it is not. UPS could have instead gone to MSFT Azure to get another party involved. So it's not different than my prior A/B/C examples. Nothing unusual or out of the ordinary. AI "loop" is simply because a) big tech are the ones driving AI buildout b) big tech has the funds to do so c) AI/GPU hyperscaler is just the next interation of CPU/cloud hyperscaler. Makes perfect sense to me, just as AMZN can go to UPS and FDX for delivery. They aren't going to UBER or LFYT or COKE (distributor for KO). It's called synergy - it can be both inter-business or intra-business.

Happy-Champion1661

what should I buy? PG/KO calls good? no gay ber puts, only calls. calls on puts?

Possible-Material693

Mexicans drink a disgusting amount of coke. Calls on KO

EmpathyFabrication

Well why not? There's similar RoR for doing a basic putwrite strategy on SCHD and I end up with a good ETF if assigned, and similar net yearly distributions. Doing a basic buywrite strategy on KO beats or matches for example ULTY. In fact just buying and holding KO and collecting the .51 dividend probably beats ULTY. The only question YM fanboys need to answer is why YM funds can't maintain NAV while also failing to beat the CBOE buywrite.

misscarlasue

I’m 67 and recently retired in Texas. 30+years in public education. I’m looking for passive income through dividends. I’m currently looking for a new job so I can aggressively add to my portfolio and pay off my house. Right now I’m invested in KO, PG, MO, and KMI for growth and ETFs O, SCHD, JEPI, SPYI, ULTY, and QYLD. I literally just started in September and have gotten almost $40 in dividends to reinvest so far. I have a long way to go but I hope I’m on the right path. Any suggestions, critiques, comments, or anything else is welcomed!

misscarlasue

I may have to check some of those out. I just started a portfolio for dividends because I want to be prepared to replace social security if needed. I have SCHD; SPYI; JEPI; O; ULTY; plus KO, MO, PG for growth. Only have a few thousand in since September but so far I’ve reinvested around $40 lol. So I guess off to a good start.

BuyNo1645

what stock/etf did you pick? It usually won't end well on stocks that fluctuate a lot, or leveraged etfs. KO, COST, MCD, or just do SPY, QQQ

Agitated-Fan3719

people stop speculating when the market gets spooked and go to safe stocks like Procter & Gamble (P&G), Coca-Cola (KO), and Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), which typically trade at a Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio under 20

WakeningAbyss

Good defense stocks if you're bearish: COST WMT V MA KO MCD

EmpathyFabrication

Why COKE instead of KO?

OffTheDivingBoard

Berkshire, KO, Pep the only green ones for me

o0o88

Wait - don't we all have diversified portfolios filled with a certain chunk of recession stocks like WMT and KO to hedge against days like this?  Don't forget if you're actively managing instead of chucking it all in SPY, the days you're not green but not nearly as red as SPY are still wins. 

MoneyForNothin16

KO and PM calls

Demogorgonaut

Loving the bleed. How long before we see retards in r/stocks start posting about “dividend kings” and “defensive compounders? Thread after thread on WM, P&G, PM, KO and so on? “Revenue is vanity, profit is sanity, cash flow is reality” starting to trend again? I was there when it happened 🤫

Ok_Cry7572

KO had Negative Free Cash Flows this year for 2 straight quarters for the first time this century But don't worry, they'll sign a deal with OpenAI and everything will be fine.

Outrageous_Tip_2133

Due to GLP1 drugs and health cnsciousness among milleniums and Gen Z, all obesity inducing products are going out of favor. Q3 also saw record low alchol sales. Companies like KO and PEPSI will go extinct unless they pivot to healthier stuff. Noone in my circle drinks soda or munches on garbage like cheetos/dorritos.

Glock7enteen

For the first time in the last 100 years, $KO had negative free cash flow and yet no one seems to care If it wasn’t for the AI boom covering it, the rest of the economy is in the absolute gutter right now

hv876

PLTR acting like KO after earning.

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.

EntrepreneurOld7858

No SNAP? puts on KO. Its that easy

HeightSea5673

sad day for safe stocks holders, just when u thought KMB is one of the safest dividend stock to holds it goes down 12%, imagine KO going down -12%, unbelievable

Athleteprudent52

With market about to have a major correction in the next 6-8 months, I wouldn’t do that. I would suggest Coca Cola (KO) and diversify into less risky stocks.

StockCasinoMember

Things I have done. 1) I lowered my Monday S&P DCA. The remainder is sitting in a HYSA while I wait to see what happens. 2) My Friday S&P DCA from weekly day trading profits, I split into 1/3s. 1/3 goes into the S&P. 1/3 goes into HYSA waiting for what happens. 1/3 goes into stocks that are down that I like. For example, I was buying Amazon at 212 before it ran to 240+. That position is sitting up 15% currently in under 30 days. Taken some profits and letting the rest run. Other examples of stocks I have bought are KO, XOM, WMT, and many more. Made my first buy on META today since it’s down about 14% from the high. But I also make good money day trading so I feel pretty good about all of this.

kylestoned

Here's your play for next quarter earnings: Short KO and PEP. More so KO. The most purchased item with SNAP is... Soft drinks! States that have most residents on SNAP tend to be in the.... South, whose favorite soft drink is... Coca-Cola!

No_Chilly_bill

[https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=KO&p=d&ty=ea](https://finviz.com/quote.ashx?t=KO&p=d&ty=ea) Found it.

stoned420_7

KO 70 calls?

Fox_n_Roll

Serious question here. Are You trading some VIX Short-Term Futures to hedge? Something like a 2x leverage. What are the downsides besides VIX going down which is obvious. not talking about a KO here.

Demogorgonaut

It’s over guys the era of retarded redditors excited over WMT KO PG PM WM shall rise again

StockCasinoMember

Top 5 years in the markets were 34-47% returns. We are currently at ballpark 17% for S&P and 24% for nasdaq. Feels like 2021 again except we are going into rate cuts this time. Not something I am betting against but I have done a few things. 1) Lowered my weekly DCA into S&P by 66%. 2) Trimming profits on individual stock positions as we go. 3) 33% goes into HYSA waiting for a correction. 33% goes towards stocks that are down but I think are good. For example, I was buying Amazon, XOM, KO and others while they were down. I am now up on all of those and have been trimming profits on those. Been swing trading a bunch of other stocks as well which is going great.

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

EnginrA

Can NVDA partner with KO next

EnoughWalk7471

Here is option A for those 2. Check your DM # 30-Day Covered Call Analysis (~25 Delta) |Ticker|Current Price|Qty|30-Day Strike|Premium ($)|Yield % (30d)|Annualized %|Assignment Prob %| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |KO|$68.55|200|$71.00|$69.00|0.50%|6.04%|21.1%| |MO|$62.80|394|$66.00|$183.21|0.74%|8.88%|21.4%| # Option B: Top 3 Strikes Ranked by Yield vs Delta - Simplified |Ticker|Low Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Medium Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|High Δ Strike (Yield %, Δ)|Best Balanced (\~25Δ)| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |KO|$72.00 (0.28%, 0.14Δ)|$71.00 (0.49%, 0.21Δ)|$70.00 (0.87%, 0.32Δ)|$71.00| |MO|$67.00 (0.46%, 0.15Δ)|$66.00 (0.70%, 0.21Δ)|$64.00 (1.59%, 0.38Δ)|$66.00| **Summary:** >

greenpride32

Let's be honest here - 80%+ of the people calling it a bubble are just sour grapes on missing out on the runup. I guess they feel better to karma feed off others in the same boat. 98%+ of this sub has no clue about the financial data you presented. Not to mention the follow up to $130b is projected to be over $200b in current FY. And this is just the very beginnings of AI buildout. But sure keep calling it circular Monopoly money when companies such as KO are already using AI.

kwdijiwjduhdhuhein

Its my first time, couldnt resist this time. Waiting now for the KO or the moment to tell everyone told you so. In each case I see it more as a statement than an investment

sdanielsmith

Not if you're really after the dividend. I just keep buying. What do I care if KO or BAC falls 25%? Neither are going anywhere and I just keep putting my money into them. Honestly, it's why I'm a bear overall. I want the market to tank so I can get more dividend shares at a better price. Yes, my overall portfolio will "look" bad, but the money I get each qtr will keep coming in, and for my retirement planning, that's what I'm after.

PaperHandsTheDip

no shit, those are blue chip as fuck. Except KO. That's like some MMA type of shit there

MathTutorAndCook

My most average stock performers are KO and WM

nite16

There are unspoken caveats here. Assuming KO doesn't move you're going to lose value to theta (albeit slowly).

dvdmovie1

RSG is certainly AI-proof. "Will NVIDA keep giving at least 20% annual returns like it historically has done for the past 10 years" I've owned NVDA for years - for the company to get back to my cost basis it would have to be in financial trouble. It's been a particularly amazing stock for the last few years, but before that I sat through more than one 50%+ drawdown. You had close to a 40% drawdown earlier this year. It's currently a 4.5T company. Do I think it will continue to be a good company? Yes. Do I think it will repeat this run and become a 9T company? No. Too many people think the market of the last 5 years can continue indefinitely and everyone is all-in on the same stocks. I trimmed a bit of NVDA last year, trimmed a bit more this year. Do well while this unusually fantastic period for investing continues but I just think people shouldn't get too into the mindset that the escalator up goes to the moon. Twice in the last 5 years (2022, 2025) people gave a lot of the fantastic gains from the prior two years back in a hurry and how many people sold at some point in those declines and didn't buy back, or wound up buying back higher eventually? "dividend ETF" I don't think you should go with a dividend etf either. IMO, create a diversified portfolio that has a portion devoted to aggressive growth themes/names, but don't make it every single stock that everyone else has. Find 1-2 things that are the next thing. That's a portion of your portfolio and if it's a portion of your portfolio then it forces you to be selective rather than buying every growth stock that sounds interesting. Take the other portion of your portfolio and find high quality/slow growth (preferably buying when the names are oversold/temporarily out of favor) and maybe a value idea or two. This portion of your portfolio is the foundation - steady, high quality, well-managed companies that have delivered year in/year out for years. Not something as conservative as KO, but to use the example of RSG, something like that. SPGI, AXP, CBOE, MA, JPM, etc. etc (not necessarily those but something along those lines.) These are probably not going to be that exciting, but when the market turns, you're going to likely lose less here. The lowered volatility of this side of your portfolio offsets to some degree the likely higher volatility of the other side. When the market isn't "growth stocks only go up", you'll be happy that you have at least some buffer rather than a portfolio full of highly speculative growth names that are going to lose half the next time there's a 2022 or early 2025. You're talking about the very long-term (which is good! too many people have turned too ultra short-term with investing) and I think what I'm trying to suggest is how do you create something broadly that you can stick with through good times and bad (and there will absolutely be other bad market times in the years ahead.)

Long-Huckleberry-809

I disagree he could use something like trading 212. Commission is zero. And there are single investors who’ve held for longer than 20 years. Buffet with KO for example. He needs to buy stocks that are kind of like a monopoly. LVMH, KO, United health, tsmc, unilever and so on. But I wouldn’t say buy just one. Rotate between them daily. Pick around 20 to be on the safest side.

TheInkDon1

I gave you an upvote back, because people are too focused on home runs. Want to get 36% apy steadily out of **KO**? Buy an 80-delta LEAPS Call and sell CCs against it. The 34DTE 72C at 25-delta sold against the 82-delta 419DTE 57.5C is paying 3.2% over the 32 days from Monday. Extrapolate that to something like 36% if you do it over and over.

teddyevelynmosby

Can’t go wrong with KO.

Murky_Voice3023

KO

First_Newspaper129

Compared to what? BYND? INTC? KO? Do you like crypto and want some people in the middle of you and that market? Do you understand what they do? Do you like to time pump and dump stocks?

pastruk

idk KO moved earlier this week, so I think puts it is

teounder

😂😂😂 KO

Dazzling_Wrangler_21

META, MSFT, AMZN, KO (coca-cola), NVDA, APLE

dreamwagon

c'mon KO 69.69 you know you want to

EmpathyFabrication

Afaik KO hasn't addressed the proposed in-state SNAP soda waivers to US revenue in any of the conference calls. I'm surprised someone hasn't asked about it yet. The snap waivers on "junk" food are a more long-term issue for consumer staples imo than a one-time SNAP interruption that I also think probably won't actually happen. The comparatively ok staples have plenty of international business.

ThatOneRedditBro

Buffett needs help on OXY and KO so he made a call to Trump to bomb Venezuela for oil and put sanctions. He owns all the treasuries. Buffett is making the calls now. That why he retiring. He is going out as top dog 

CommunicationFew41

But yet here you are ? Long term investor you say? Cheerio sir Cheerio oh ho ho. You may wanna do a little self reflection on that pig/reguard thing you got going on... Therapy maybe? now back to the subject. Fundamentals or company visions don't mean jack in your comment or my response. So seeing how you cant do the math Ill do it for you. $100K is what you would be down. Lemme guess you have like 10 shares of 3M and KO? OOOhhh maybe a share of UNH?

MagicJuggler

I converted my KO CSP into a spread. Collecting 70 in a week is worth it imo, and it gives me protection against a rugpull. And am parking more cash into SGOV. I repositioned one of my silver CSPs downwards, took a small profit. I feel like it will be less a sudden crash, and more a gradual retreat downwards, letting me wheel in more. I am going to watch to see how things progress tomorrow.

spicy_tendies-

KO calls printed 🤑

EmpathyFabrication

Had to look up the distributions for YM Tesla fund. Avg about $50 a month on an $850 investment in a fund that I have zero confidence in the managers to maintain the share price. Meanwhile buywrite TSLA $44k investment to collect $3k premium right now on the ATM 30DTE 442.5 call. I'll argue that all these stocks you mentioned (and all the stocks YM offers) are not really that good for doing a buywrite strategy. Maybe msft and goog if you want to own the stock. Compare YM distributions to premiums on boring stocks that have pretty low "risk of cratering." SCHD $2700 investment collect $15-50 premium on the ATM 30DTE 27 call. KO $7000 investment collect about $115 premium on the ATM 30DTE 71 call. Look at something with an awful spread like GSK. Way OTM 30 delta I can collect $70 for the 30DTE 46.5 call and I would invest $4500. Plus you collect a dividend on all these stocks and skip writing the call that month. You don't even have to do anything. Decent chance of capital appreciation on all these stocks.

MagicJuggler

I am watching to see if gold bounces off 4000, or drills back to 3000. Either way, I am hedged due to a leap strangle. I still see gold going up to 5000 in two years or so. I have one CSP on SLV that expires today, at the same strike as one of my leap puts (I am sitting on four leap puts on SLV). I am watching to see if silver consolidates around 50 or drills to 30. Either way, I am hedged. My only concern would be if Silver suddenly moons today instead of Thursday. KO wheeling is going to help pull me up. I have another CSP I'm holding this week, and if I get assigned, no worries; the market sentiment has become bullish for them. I am going to probably do some research into Franklin Templeton (BEN) to determine if I want to pull the trigger. They have a low P/E ratio relative to other XLFs, manage quite a few overseas index funds, and are a dividend giant.

Charming_Raccoon4361

KO is becoming Blue chip stock

DesignerSea494

KO was a nice move. Well done.

MagicJuggler

Trailing stop saved my bacon on the gold drop. Time to see what happens next. I exited my SLV csps and rolled one down to the safety of my put nets. If I get assigned, I have something to write CCs with. Otherwise, I roll and average down. I should have simply bought KO instead of doing a spread, but I made money. I sold another atm put and if I get assignes, groovy. Otherwise, I am interested in Verizon, Franklin Templeton, Public Service Enterprise Group, and the DAX. I'll spend more time researching them. I'm parking cash in SGOV in the meantime.

EmpathyFabrication

KO up 4% on earnings up 15% YTD great year for this stock

TempestDrive

$72.5 Jan 16 2026. Im currently up 70% bc of the recent earnings. But KO is an overall solid long term investment. My biggest regret was selling most my shares 4 years ago

TempestDrive

If you’re not holding long term KO calls, u hate money. As long as Latin America is still on the map, Coca Cola ain’t goin no where

christopheroptions

I went 3/3 on $COF, $KO, and $GLXY. My last bet is $INTC, calls ill see yall at valhalla

Yucant_Cme_bets

https://preview.redd.it/6n2s14vtoiwf1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fd54c4dfa137b41a84053c185a75f5d650c56555 Yes they are. Thanks KO.