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$PEP failed on earnings this morning, all my calls turned to ash
Thinking about buying PEP before earnings. What am I missing?
Rotation into consumer staples/defensives - best plays?
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Looking to expand my stock picks...are AMZN, PEP and MCD good picks?
If software, AI models, and infrastructure all lack durable moatsโฆ whatโs the next real tech play?
Who said Value Investing is dead?- PG & PEP gains
PEP pep pepdi PEP! (LEAPS + Calls + Put Credit Spreads all my accounts!)
Yoloโd 14k but value investing style
Yoloโd 14k but value investing style
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$86k in PEP weeklies. I'd rather lose it in consumer staples than memes.
Coca-Cola confirmed it will launch a Coke made with U.S. cane sugar this fall, following recent comments by President Trump. The move is part of its product innovation strategy to offer more options.
๐ PEP๐ , Pepsi is safe buy ,off the lows,if the market sell off soon
2 stocks reporting earnings that I'm particularly interested to see how they move:
$KO, $PEP and the new Texas health labels
Why Pepsi May be the Best Bargain Buy Out Right Now!
Other stocks like PEP and CVS doesnโt get affected by tariff.
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Pepsi could get involved in distributing Alani for Celsius. Conference call tomorrow.
What is going on with PEP (Pepsi)? How is it 36% down from AT high. Surely they will recover, right?
What am I missing with PEP (Pepsi). Seems likes a slam dunk buy (shares and calls)....
PepsiCo just hit one of the highest dividend yields in its history and high IV Rank
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Why are KO and PEP not affected as badly as others?
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Buy quality only...ALNY/SRPT is a buy now...Always have divy stocks like PEP/KO as well..PLTR is the next mega cap but I hate saying here it just ran 104-209...1k-2k share potential long...
You would be correct. So the best examples I can offer here as to the misunderstanding of many investors are AAPL and WMT. Forward P/E is treated a little too sacred by most amateur investors, and you'll constantly see the gnashing of teeth about these two tickers being eternally "overvalued." The answer is simple: they're both cash fortresses. Another good example is the continued success of KO over PEP: KO contracts out most of its distribution line. PEP owns most of theirs. As a result, PEP has much heavier CapEx to worry about, which is one of the major reasons during a time of higher yields it is trading at a much lower P/E than KO. On the opposite end of the spectrum, you can observe the fall of Meta over the past year. Its forward P/E looks attractive, yet it just went negative free cash flow. Often times, these companies eventually have to dilute shares in order to raise cash as borrowing money becomes too expensive. GOOGL has never recovered from its dilution and AMZN has been trading at a sharp discount against its P/E in large part because they also went negative FCF. MSFT on the other hand has been the stock of choice amongst the hyperscalers for the past few months as they are the singular one still positive FCF. In a lot of ways, a lot of Wall Street investors likely foresaw this as early as a year ago, hence why most of the Mag7 have been stuck in mud while AAPL has feasted.
I also misscalculated the timing tbf. I bought into defensive (KO,PEP,MCD. But you could also say WMT, PG, BRKB, healthcare..) in mid September. If I just waited a bit more, all these stonks bottomed on last day of September. Probably has something to do with "window dressing". Then I was convinced high beta/AI was too risky and got into these.
A few examples, from Sep 30 close to Oct 23, 2026 close: HAS (Hasbro) +33.94%; TRU (TransUnion) +33.31%; EFX (Equifax) +32.88%; OVV (Ovintiv) +24.99%; PEP (PepsiCo) +7.14%. SPY was -0.35% over the same dates. These are selected examples, not a ranking of the whole market. Price returns exclude dividends. They show the weakness wasnโt uniform; they donโt explain why AI stocks sold off. Checked in a fresh Claude chat using [Monk.trade](http://Monk.trade), which I build. Quick check: [https://i.imgur.com/x6F1gxc.gif](https://i.imgur.com/x6F1gxc.gif) Research only. Not investment advice.
Iโll long PEP while Iโm short KO ;)
McDonalds and PEP popping of same with Visaย
Forget about tech stocks. Move into the consumer sector. --> $PEP
$PEP to the moon!!!!!!!!!!!
PEP and FIZZ flying ๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฅ
I was going to buy the PEP dip at 123 but Mango ๐ฅญ posted how KO is replacing them at KFC so I left it alone
PEP GIS seem under valued or dead.
lol I just took profit on energy and staples (PEP and PG)
Stay away from semis, and buy GOOGL, AMZN, and PEP
out of PEP, bought KO puts how tf is KO up 43% in 1y. Is this a fucking AI company or what? You could have 6x on 2028 ATM leaps wtf
Everyone says chips are so great this year, well the lays I just bought was half air and PEP is way down so you all are full of shit
**BanBet Lost** โ /u/Fluid_Product6292 (0W - 1L, 0%) | Ticker | Entry โ Target | Move | Time | Result | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **PEP** โฒ | $129.32 โ $133.20 | +3.0% | 2d | Lost |
Remember - and I'm as guilty as anyone forgetting this - there are companies outside of tech/AI. Slaughtered tech today, bought some PEP recently (up), boring ass SCHD (up), ITA/defense (up). Stay a little diversified.
I guess it really is always calls, my TLT/PEP/KO/MCD calls printed big this week LMAO๐ค long bonds short QQQ too easy. Next week buy back in tech. Just be reasonable dude, no need to call this "tImE tHe MaRkEt!!", just dont be regarded perma bol
Buy the true sin drink and snack stocks of STZ and PEP like true degenerates. At least you can guy buy the product to eat in basement looking at your charts.ย AI is so 2026 and the year is enough over to call it on vaporwareย
ofc the moment I sell my PEP calls QQQ dies and PEP skyrockets lol, challenge get the intraday time of sale right: impossible
KFC switching to Coke??? Who bankruptcies first.. CRWV or PEP? Wrong answers only. . . . ^^The ^^answer ^^is ^^ASTS
I just market sold like 1000 shares of PEP and moved the stock 30 cents lmao
| Ticker | Target | Entry | Current | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **PEP** โฒ | $133.20 (above) | $129.32 | $132.78 | +3.0% | Fri 11:19 PM ET |
I told yall to buy PEP
Like what? PEP sitting on the 10yr 200dma
**BanBet Created** โฒ | Ticker | Target | Entry | Move | Expires | |:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:|:---:| | **PEP** | $133.20 (above) | $129.32 | +3.0% | Fri 11:19 PM ET |
last week I sniped the bottom and got PG at $144 PEP at $123.5 and SCHD at like 32. I spread $40k across the three and wondering what I should do with the rest of my $10k in investment funds setting idol (max 401k, have a ton of employee equity). What is a good play during rising inflation? Gold?
Boring but cashflow positive dividend companies are better than anything else. I know its blasphemy here but things like WM, PM, PG, PEP, SHW... etc.
I think I might buy PEP. I have feeling they are going to make a deal with Open AI.
I think Iโm jumping on PEP for the 4.7 dub yield and the $20 price tag for lunch at Taco Bell
r/ValueInvesting seems keen on $SPOT and $PEP. Time to buy puts
yesterday also big up, it has found a bottom realistically. PEP did not yet or maybe it did but it's fighting here. Until bonds situation go back to normal these will bleed
Common LULU NKE MCD PEP INTU ADBE FISV
Thats why I said some.... GS, AXP, PEP, LHX, UBER
PEP is horrid, KO doing so much better ๐
Dammit PEP, everything was going well until you guys started yapping on a call
PEP AI data centers bots
Why would I bother buying PEP when I can get 5.5% on the 10Y right now
PEP and my 401k going further towards 0 tomorrow morning. Can't wait ๐
No clue I was just going over the difference between PEP and KO
Tomorrow we find out if MM will do a reverse rugpull on PEP or if my shares will bleed even more. Concerning
PEP for sure. MCD just needs to fix its menu, its moat is distribution and that will never be beat
Same. I've been loading the fuck up on so much value boomer garbage this year at rock bottom prices. Whenever risk-off finally happens, I'll be rich as hell. Over half a mil just in boring shit like MCD and PEP
APLD, DAL,PEP this will be my lineup for next week any comments?
any sugestions for this week looking into APLD, DAL,PEP CYCU,
Buy PEP $123 puts expiring oct 9. Pepsi is going to fall next Thursday night after earnings. Grocers and convenience stores have already said name brand snacks are down 20% and even Costco stopped dispensing pepsi and switch to coke. If you numbers in this market you get crushed. Probably a 10% fall. Turn your $1k into $10k by next Friday then roll down to $100 puts expiring in 2 months. ๐ I started my position with $133 puts then as it fell I double down and bought $126 puts and may roll profits down before earnings again.
LULU NKE MCD PEP FICO INTU ADBE etc
I bought some PEP. Break up your buys into halves or thirds before/after earnings on the 8th.
MCD PEP are free money given enough time, but they are going down until bonds find a bottom NVO is good but cursed, LVMH won't go anywhere until the entire sector outlook improves imo ORCL just stay away I genuinely think they go ""bankrupt"" lmao
PEP is the GOOG of consumer stocks. Even fucking KRAFT HEINZ gets a small V for Christ's sake lol
I take it your the bear on PEP. :) Every stock will have haters and lovers. Given price and moat . I'm a lover
That is a fair point and risk. However, when execs have compensation tied to PEP stock they will not do anything to shoot themselves. Its an economic decline. I am not too familiar with all the happenings with food & Bev industry but I doubt PEP is only one raising prices.
I am not saying it can't drop or its impossible to drop further. I am saying all indicators are leaning towards the conclusion it wont drop. I am happy to invest now and take the potential pain of PEP falling- now its 35% from its high than at any other point in the last year. The drop is much more shallow. As a practitioner, I have to be in the market. I need to find the spots that are most favourable :)
โPEP is Currently itโs at an all time lowโ sir are you blind, retarded, and having a stroke?
do you see demand for lays increasing? more and more snack options are available and people are caring more about their health. They've even added protein dorritos to the market to try to capture some more customers. Yes PEP is blue chip but they've got a ton of debt in a rising interest rate environment. Net revenue in the US has actually fallen and their total revenue is growing at less than 3% per year. They could make a turnaround but there's better options out there
Your right . that is the risk. 100%. Any other stock I would be running for the hills but this is PEP. Its American blue chip as you get.
this sounds like a covered strangle setup if I'm reading it right, you buy the shares then sell an ITM put and a call at the same strike picking up $770 on a $12,700 position is like 6% in a month which is wild for something like PEP, even with it sliding lately the part that makes me pause is the "very very unlikely" bit, PEP's been in a downtrend for half a year, so saying it can't keep dropping feels like wishful thinking, but hey if you're cool bagholding at a lower cost basis then the math works out
Not at all. I donโt buy ETFs when the financial markets are at their peak. Of course, the markets may continue to rise, but I wonโt be part of it. I havenโt cut my lossesโฆ all my positions are still open. Iโm taking a beating on STLA, CHTR, PEP, GIS, MDLZ, KHC, PSNY, LCID, etc., but Iโm keeping these positions open.
PEP not far from 10yr low and PEP at close to ATH while MCD drilling and sells KO products. Make it make sense
Cigarettes have gone up dramatically in price and the tobacco companies have been trashed in the US far beyond anything PEP is ever likely to face ...... yet Philip Morris stock is going gangbusters. I'm no economist, but something to be said for internationalization?
everyone has heard this thesis and thatโs why all these stocks fell sharply on wegovy release and then sharply rebounded because investors realized glp1s had minimal impact. the financials back up this reality as well. these stocks fell for other clear and defined reasons related to macro. thatโs my whole point of this whole discussion. feel free to google if glp1s had any material impact on stocks like PEP or SBUX, please report back!
once again, neither because of GLP-1s SBUX revenue impact was due to double digit declines in china and international sales PEP, you can google the answer or ask any LLM and they'll give you the same answer - post-inflation pricing fatigue
And the stocks you mentioned have lost money over the last five years with some showing declining revenue. Thatโs hard to do with the persistent inflation weโve had for 6 years. PEP is down 0.82% to $129.11. Check it out on Yahoo Finance https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PEP?p=PEP SBUX is down 0.78% to $93.41. Check it out on Yahoo Finance https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/SBUX?p=SBUX
okay, so why didn't the glp-1 drugs release have any impact on SBUX, PEP, DPZ, YUM or any diabetes stocks? in addition to those revenues not being impacted, all of these stocks all time highs until....you guessed it...this year when the war started
I bought a little PEP, if only for the huge dividend and to balance out my tech heavy holdings (META, RDDT, CRM).
I only write up whole posts on the ones I'm willing to put myself publicly behind, but if you're just curious **(This post is not originally about these tickers, and I'm not down to go into them unless I post about them later See my NTDOY & IBRX post for that context**) I also hold the following with high expectations - PEP - amazing under 130 BA - amazing under 200 RYAAY - my favorite airline stock, cheap right now IBRX (my baby love) Nintendo (My new baby love) META (making me happy) FRMI (Actual gamble that might be a miracle) MELI (South America exposure) SLV (interest rate hedge) These are not picks I would say are guarantees at all - they're just my personal short term picks.
They'll rename it to Pepsai and everything will be alright. I've been looking Pepsi Zero sugar more than Coke Zero. Gonna add some $PEP to my portfolio
META net income is more than the net income of DIS PEP MCD combined; not just more, but by a factor of 2. On top of that their top and bottom line percentages are growing faster on larger base numbers. There had been over 700,000 downloads of Muse in first few days. If if can get traction on paid subscriptions it will open up a very lucrative new revenue stream. This is why all your new megcaps are tech - they can deploy a global solution of 1's and 0's within days and if it's a success it will result in high margins. Your DIS/PEP/MCD could never dream of such.
Suddenly IPO delayed for AI-monsters. $NVDA CEO of course jump to smooth it, because he has to sell GPU, otherwise crash like Enron. Market cap pump by vibe not by earning, $AMD look market cap, compare to $PEP $PG $CRM $NKE $BA $ASML & many. $QQQ $SPY at vix 14 handle, heading midterm time? https://preview.redd.it/v59bkd93k0rh1.png?width=745&format=png&auto=webp&s=da08c94c4ca100cb65331b1da80d7b8d61ba0fbe
my port is 35% PEP do not for one second think it will maintain this absolutely pathetic pricepoint, keep buying, over and over, hand over fist it's at 4% dividend as well, its about to go intercontinental and ull be wrapping not buying at these current valuations I'm constantly selling other positions and adding at every opportunity I have it'll go to a minimum 60% of my port before this year is out and I couldn't be happier with its low price-tags as of today mark this post
STZ, PEP, TSN, YUM, BROS Watching these to further interest rates increases by Warsh, couple with oil prices, and the unemployment rates.ย
I bought a very large amount of shares in my long term account this week so I hope so. Bought a ton of PEP too
If MCD sales are down so much how is KO up as much as it is compared to PEP?
PEP is either going out of business or the buy of a lifetime here. Adding more
Bought some MCD, WM, PEP and GAW for a bit of diversity in the last week.
You got very lucky. Take the gain and look for safer ways to use your skills. I like to buy dividend stocks at good yields then sell CCs against to juice the yield. PEP is low now, CVX is a good one but very high and low yield at this price. Iโve been rolling my 190 calls against it hoping for a retest. My avg price is 138 and Iโve been selling against for a long time so getting called away at 190 is ok. Compound a decent return and let time do the work.
I do. It is a deciding factor. I own PEP not KO, because I drink PEP. KO is a MUCH better stock. I own the utilities I pay money to each month. When I look at consumer companies, I definitely look to see if I buy their brand names.
Sooo dca-ing PEP again... keeps bouncing around the 140 level... 4.3% div is fine by me lol
It was my hedge against the market for almost a decade, but then it went parabolic this year and I took a lot of profits on it. Normally KO and PEP would be split better, but PEP has fumbled so much the last few years KO has become too crowded. Now it's at the point I could see a 35-40% tumble if the market crashed when the idea of it is it should hold up much better than the index.
I like to buy stuff like MCD PEP KO PG and so on when they are on sale because they hedge me against a tech crash. No they won't moon, their IV is cheap enough that even a small move will make you money tho. Last year I traded PG in the 140-150 range, made infinite money, this year it has been harder because they just went sideways for the past 6months, only KO is running up up up and never stops.
Political exposure (aka being a PEP, which Trump absolutely is) is part of the AML monitoring and reporting process. I was an AML investigator at Cap1 for many years, I will not go into any further detail on the specifics of this case.
FLAT. Nobody cared. Especially not my WMT and PEP
cuz it's up 31% ytd and still going up. I went long PEP short KO with puts, PEP business isn't doing great but it's very cheap and they are "virtually" the same I don't know why KO should be worth almost twice PEP on a PE basis. But what do I know, I am regarded
I started selling put options just a month ago - following a really helpful comment on Reddit. I am trying different strategies: I started with mag-7, and tried QQQ, TQQQ (!), PTC, JPM, DIS, PEP, NEXGEN.
Actually gold is still off its ATH. I bought gold yesterday because it would surely break the previous ATH with more government manipulation happening. As far as stocks go I am avoiding high valuation tech stocks. They will drop the hardest and fastest. I like a biotech named RARE. They are currently a good value. I do like SK Hynix. The buyback announced today puts a big floor on the stock and it is down 50% from its high. Defensives like PEP can work but I have chose to opt for gold given this is EXACTLY the kind of environment that gold thrives in
The best shoe manufacturer on earth https://www.google.com/search?q=coolest+onitsuka+tigers&client=ms-opera-touch-iphone&hs=i87&sca\_esv=adee44be14316a28&channel=new&espv=1&udm=2&sxsrf=APpeQnvc9Fj-b0xU\_K3W9Qxpy7RQ-tpJBA%3A1786992453065&ei=RVeDaqq\_A72g0PEP4K2qyQw&biw=393&bih=663&oq=coolest+onitsuka+tigers&gs\_lp=EhJtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1pbWciF2Nvb2xlc3Qgb25pdHN1a2EgdGlnZXJzMgUQABiABDIIEAAYgAQYogQyCBAAGIAEGKIEMggQABiABBiiBEjBJlCmCljoJHAAeACQAQGYAX2gAZsJqgEDNC43uAEDyAEA-AEBmAIIoALiBsICBxAjGMkCGCfCAg0QABiABBiKBRhDGLEDwgIIEAAYgAQYsQPCAhAQABiABBiKBRhDGLEDGIMBwgILEAAYgAQYsQMYgwHCAg0QABiABBgNGLEDGIMBwgIHEAAYgAQYDcICCBAAGAcYHhgKwgIGEAAYBxgewgIIEAAYCBgHGB7CAgoQABgFGAcYHhgKwgIIEAAYCBgeGA2YAwCIBgGSBwMyLjagB8QksgcDMi42uAfiBsIHBTAuMS43yAcdgAgB&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-img Nike isnโt fit to scrub their soles
At the rate a lot of those stocks have been appreciating, it better be a discount hit man. I own PG, PEP and a few others.๐
yep, it is IBKR. I use IBKR and any options in the money get assigned on Friday night. I had this happen to me with PEP stock. PEP stock was above my strike by 5 cents before the close and then down 3-4 USD after the close. But guess what - I got assigned. I was not expecting that and was taken for a pleasant surprise on Saturday morning. The following week it was all red and I sold it to minimise my losses. I think the brokers usually have a clue of what's going to happen the following week etc and hence sometimes they assign it. Also this onetime I got short put on ASPN assigned on Thursday night. I thought it was weird as it was not even in the money. I was stupid enough to hold it that day (I should have sold it in the premarket).. the stock tanked very badly. So I would say OP should sell majority of the position first thing on Monday morning (Sunday night) when the market opens.
KO has been an outstanding dividend stock with very respectable growth. I also own share of PEPโฆnot the same story there.
nah bruv i'll stick wit semis and like PEP n shit