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Now that 2023 is coming to an end. Let’s hear your biggest loss story…
$KO outperforms half of the Mag 7 in 2024 because of $NVO and $LLY
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$ACGX Thinly traded, Low Float Runner!
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Has this been the blockbuster Tuesday y’all been waiting for? What earnings report are you excited for?
Anyone feeling bullish after last few days
List of publicly traded companies supporting illegal Israeli occupation?
Graham's Intrinsic Value Formula Applicability
Sell puts on Consumer staples, and utilities stock.
Buffet snuffling up KO stock this week
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Coca Cola ($KO) vs Pepsi ($PEP): Are Either Worth Buying Right Now?
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Can someone critique my portfolio early on going forward?
KO should be the official unofficial soft drink of wallstreet bets
Is having a money manager/"Private CFO" worth it?
What to do next with new Fidelity individual / ROTH IRA?
I already took 4 loans out to finance my options plays. Here’s my journey
Requesting advice: should I sell all my single stocks due to the overlap? Please
Looking to expand my portfolio, any advice is appreciated
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Massive change in direction concerning portfolio
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2023-03-29 Wrinkle Brain Plays - In the style of Wednesday Addams
Can Splash Group (SBEV) mirror the success stories of Monster Energy and Celsius Holdings?
WTF? why KO? bought today morning KO limit not reached?
A market-cap weighted index of the five top-rated Dow stocks yielding at least 2% as of Feb. 14, 2022 is beating the market by 20 percentage points.
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ETFs to Watch: Inflation and earnings from the likes of KO, BIIB and DKNG
Earnings week ahead: Coca-Cola, Shopify, Airbnb, Palantir and more (NYSE:KO)
If I don't receive a 1099-DIV, how do I enter tax info for my recent investments?
Question about Graham's intrinsec value formula
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I am currently scaling my position into a growth biotech stock, which is in fact my only stock for the time being, but I would go for obvious ones like KO, PEP, JNJ, PG, CL, WMT, some food giants, BRK.B and such.
Most brutal KO? He wasnt even out lol
Most brutal KO I’ve ever seen because he was at 1% before the finisher
Just buy KO and take a nap. It's not that hard.
Jake looked like such an amateur id bet on baumgardner to KO him lol
I’m up 13%. Most of that was from substantial gains in GOOG, as well as moderate gains from SPY, NOBL, BRKB, KO, V, APPL and MSFT. This is not as good as the 20% return I had last year, but I’m quite happy with it. I did receive some gains from Day Trading although the gains from this trading activity is minimal because I don’t risk much in the day trading arena I just do that for fun
And the fight was 100% fixed. AJ was told not to beat him up too bad, but once it was obvious how bad JP was doing, AJ did him a favor with the KO.
We've all been there. Panic selling feels like relief in the moment, then regret hits when you see the rebound. The good news: you didn't lose the money, you just moved to cash. The positions are still there to buy back. Yeah, you might pay a bit more, but that's tuition, not a disaster. For stable stocks that help you sleep: \- \*\*GOOGL / MSFT / AMZN\*\* - Big tech but less volatile than NVDA \- \*\*BRK.B\*\* - Buffett's portfolio, boring but steady \- \*\*COST / WMT\*\* - Consumer staples with pricing power \- \*\*Dividend aristocrats\*\* (JNJ, PG, KO) - Won't make you rich quick, but won't keep you up at night either The real fix is position sizing. If a normal pullback costs you sleep, you were probably too concentrated. Spread it out, size down, and the dips won't feel like emergencies.
Totally agree about sticking with quality stocks. I use moomoo to track long-term ROE and dividend consistency before entering any wheel trade. The earnings and valuation charts are easy to understand, and paired with their options analysis features, it gives me a lot more confidence to manage assignments calmly. Stocks like KO or JNJ may move slowly, but they bring steady results.
You need to get out of options and puts and own real good stocks and ETFs like SPY, BRKB, KO, V, GOOG. Own these stocks outright, don’t buy options.
Maybe not KO, but since his MO is paying opponents to take a dive, yes, he'll win.
Jake will KO Joshua unfortunately
Jake Paul first round KO
Santa wears red because he was a coca cola advertisement 🤔 so just buy KO calls and you should be fine
I (37M in US) recently inherited roughly $300K and am not sure what to do with it. I feel kind of behind on saving for retirement (\~$100K in IRA mainly in $VTI/$VXUS/$BND/$VNQ, small positions in $KO, $HD, $DE, $MSFT), \~$50K in a taxable account that's mostly in $AAPL). I don't own a home but don't feel like this is a great time to be getting into the market as a first time buyer. I wouldn't necessarily need to use the money any time soon, but it would be nice to be able to use some of it for a down payment if an opportunity to buy a house came up. No debt - no mortgage, car is paid for, and student loans were paid off some time ago.
Within the next 10 shots im gonna KO and when i wake up gold and silver are still gonna be where they are and not spiking downwards like every market open for last week and my gold and silver stocks are gonna be feeling good and that's gonna hold for the day amen.
I would work on doing due diligence. You should pick one stock and treat it as your foundation. A solid company. Gamestop, BigBear, and AMC theatre are NOT solid companies. KO is a solid company. PG is a solid company. They are boring, but solid. MSFT, GOOG, GOOGL, AMZN, WMT are solid companies, growth stocks. Not as boring as KO and PG. You are working on the going for a grand slam on each and every trade.
MO is similar to KO in that people buy it for dividends, not growth. However, MO is riskier and less stable, even though the payout is higher. It is still considered a defensive stock tho. I’d say with higher volatility next year, allocating some assets to defensive stocks suck as MO, KO, or PEP is not a bad idea.
Internet/mobile service is only a short term decline, not a long term one. People aren't going to stopping using the internet or cellular data. Over the long term, there is a lot of earnings growth potential. Debt is a moderate concern, but their leverage is not that significant. > CAG and GIS being food companies are bound to trade cheap. Historically, consumer staples traded at very high multiples due to their resilience during recessions. KO trades at 23x pe, PEP at 29x, hershey at 32x PE. GIS and CAG are cheap because they have faced some challenges the past couple years. >PYPL is a value stock but gets overlooked by V and MA. I think the concern is competition in the digital payments space, whereas V and MA still survive even if digital payments take off because people use credit cards to make digital payments
Santa rally only works on KO
I got 2060 KO in August 2020 for £326 When I built my previous PC. I got the 32gb 6000 ddr5 cl 30 Viper kit for £70 This August when I built my current PC. Not that it would be intentional or anything but good timing on both
Took 30$ profit on a single KO call and thought I was making small dough. But now, I’m just glad I’m not losing big dough.
The SP500 index has continued to grow over time because it cycles in winners and cycles out losers. It also adds more weight to the growing and successfuly companies. Today, those growing and successful companies are indeed tech as the world moves more digital. Index can grow because you have tech megacaps making $100b in profits a year. Forget about profit, you have many members of SP500 who don't even have $100b in revenue each year, and not even close. Let's take a KO as an example. I am a shareholder, but I recognize it is not going to be the one moving the index forward. I have it to get a bigger distribution than VOO/SPY, acknowledging it will have lower long term capital growth. I guess point is you can't have your cake and eat it too. Had you divested of tech, you would have substantially smaller gains than someone in VOO/SPY who gained from tech. The whole point of the index is to let it do the work for you - not have you guess which companies or sector is going to grow. Also there is a place for many types of equities depending on your goals (as my KO example illustrates). Data: RSP (SP500 Equal weight): 1Y: 6% / 5Y: 54% VOO: 1Y: 13% / 5Y: 87%
Do you know why he sold KO ? If course you don't.
KO Calls purchased may 2026 is free cash lmao
best investments currently for this Us market: $MCD, $KO and $LLY 🤡🤡🤡
A six pack of KO is okay as long as it’s one can per wife
unless it's 90% VOO or VIX or VTI or QQQ or SPY and 10% MOT or F or KO, (you get the picture), I 100% agree with you. New investors should not have 100% of everything in one stock. Back to the op on this thread, I do believe that if a new investor is anxious to sell, they should. One can never 'time" the market and my whole point was better to sell and be out a bit more profit than lose it all. I got in on Reddit (yes, because of my karma) and sold it at $72... stupid stupid me BUT, that was the point where I was comfortable and I'm okay with that.
I think the bartender bought KO or maybe she just had the sniffles
It’s time for boomer stocks. Calls on KO and BRK 🙏
KO still better than
No one in the history of mankind Will ever invest X into a stock like $KO and reinvest dividends to collect $500M a year in dividends Passive investing will kill all financial engineering
TLT or KO or MCD if you want low volatility.
I wanted to buy KO. I took out a cash secured put at $70 until January 9th. Received $115 upfront. I agree with others that this strategy works only if you don't mind owning the stock AND it's not volatile.
bulls about to be KO'd.
$KO, thirsty computerbrains crave caffeine. $LLY $NVO, bodies made sedentary by overcomputation need weight loss drugs. $KVUE day of hard computing leads to headaches, rational/logical computational minds reject government link tylenol/autism. Any index fund – brain/machine interface leads to economic explosion and worldwide renaissance, valuations soar
I think you got KO'd in breaking bad? Whata comeback
Just loaded up on AAPL, Goog, KO, MCD, KHC and OXY Billionaire wen?
I say this as I bought some AMZN leaps today, but how the fuck is AMZN even in the mag 7? Woulda made nearly twice as much over the last 5 years just buying SPY. Shits the modern day KO at this point
They are the search engine king. AI is essentially siphoning their major data stream and they were not going to lose that. As soon as they decided to mash Gemini into the search engine, it was over. Then they put it on all their devices and it was a KO. No one can compete with Google in that space.
going safe with KO stock
Had to sell stock to pay bills Closed my MSFT and KO positions
In my experience I’ve found that companies that pay dividends usually aren’t great to invest in if you’re looking for quick growth. Whether it’s CCK, PEPSI, KO, KMB, CPB… etc etc. Their share prices move at glacial paces. I’d look elsewhere if you’re looking for faster growth.
If you just what it make money off it and okay with slow growth but guaranteed income, throw it into some boring blue chip stock like VZ or KO that pay dividends. If you throw all 400k into VZ you’ll get 26,800 a year in dividends. The stock is slow and boring but even if the stock falls by half, you still get the full dividends.
Bears were KO'ed since last Friday. We literally up every day since last Friday.
Just invest half your bag in KO for any downturns.
>What other assets do you think would be better? The problem right now is finding anything that isn’t ridiculously inflated in price due to the everything bubble problem. Good question. I'm trying to figure that out myself. I agree that it's hard to find places to hide out in because everything seems pretty expensive. I just think that Gold may be too cliché of a hiding spot that too much money is already trying to hide in already. I'm thinking along the lines of survival essentials: food, energy, electricity, houses, household essentials, and basic materials. So... maybe some food company stocks (KHC, KO, Nestle) household essentials stocks (PG, TGT), energy stocks, and household REITs that haven't sky-rocketed in price yet? A crude oil ETF maybe? A clean energy ETF maybe? Also, think outside the box and look into under-the-radar collectibles like rare vintage/nostalgic collectibles (like scarce out-of-print factory-sealed products) that sell on Ebay and elsewhere that aren't so cliche on investing forums that the big institutional money is probably overlooking (for now). But this probably requires a bit of knowledge or research about the niche of whatever you're buying. But I also have no clue if a market-wide crash in asset prices and a bear market (that isn't extremely short-lived) will result in stagflation or just depressed prices all around for everything (with no inflation). I'm guessing gold won't do very well if it's the latter scenario.
I own BTI and it is one of my top gainers not including dividends. One of my favorite stocks KO is just steady, low rise. Very meh in the current environment but I like to hedge
I own KO just for the Diet Coke
NVDA PE ratio is on the magnitude of 3-4x higher than some of those stocks. Yet their share price return is substantially higher than 3-4x those same stocks. So..... what is your point? All you've shown is what we already know, low growth stocks have low PE and lower returns. It's as if I bought a US ETF with KO and PG as top weights; I do not expect top returns.
Bonds 🤣 Nobody touches bonds anymore You're better off buying KO
Vibers are realizing AI is all slop and always has been. Thanks to KO.
$KO being up almost 2% is a JOKE
Full ported into KO just to feel the thrill again
Mag seven lol. I’m about to YOLO full port into KO
It was a real ride but very educational. NVDA had the best quarter they've ever had, maybe better than anybody has ever had, and the market finished down on high volume. Look at TIP, TLT, PG, and KO, though-- they were slightly up as big tech got smashed. Treasuries and boring dividend payers. This market wants to go down.
>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.
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.
True, I put a bunch into KO just for safety at the start of the month and it’s done okay so far
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
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.
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
Waiting for another $4 lightning pump to KO any bers left
KO. People love sugar water. Also it’s served everywhere.
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.
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.
beneil just got KO wow. $GOOGL
!banbet weili zhang win by KO/TKO 1d
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
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.
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...?
KO is green ready for takeoff
All in on DPZ and KO. At least, we'll have pizza and coke tonight.
KO too … think that’s about it
Yes my god. Only greens in my port are KO and BRK.B. Out of the like 25 stocks i have.
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.
This how made money I bought KO when it was trading around 48-52 then sold at 71 currently waiting for other trades
KO down mean we pump EOD
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
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.
Short KO if it can't break $72.
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.
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.
I would false swipe so hard I'd still KO
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.
One of the better plays I made is that I bought and held COKE instead of KO.
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.
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)).
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.