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Top stocks hitting 52-Week Highs/Lows - July 20, 2026 📈 📉
$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?
Purchasing and holding US stocks/ ETFs/ mutual funds through US brokerage account vs Singapore brokerage account
Looking to expand my stock picks...are AMZN, PEP and MCD good picks?
If software, AI models, and infrastructure all lack durable moats… what’s 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!)
PEPSI AGREES TO CUT PRICES BY UP TO 20% IN THE USA
How I Make PepsiCo Pay Me Every Month Without Selling a Single Share
McDonald's (MCD) had a better return than Amazon(AMZN) over the past 5 years
Defensive stocks ideas as we enter AI bubble?
Which defense ETF should I keep? I'd appreciate any insight
Marjorie Taylor Greene's Buying Spree: Smart Money or Inside Information?
$86k in PEP weeklies. I'd rather lose it in consumer staples than memes.
Coca-Cola confirmed it will launch a Coke made with U.S. cane sugar this fall, following recent comments by President Trump. The move is part of its product innovation strategy to offer more options.
🚀 PEP🚀 , Pepsi is safe buy ,off the lows,if the market sell off soon
2 stocks reporting earnings that I'm particularly interested to see how they move:
Why Pepsi May be the Best Bargain Buy Out Right Now!
Other stocks like PEP and CVS doesn’t get affected by tariff.
What stocks like PEP, CVS stocks performed neutral during Tariff War
Pepsi could get involved in distributing Alani for Celsius. Conference call tomorrow.
What is going on with PEP (Pepsi)? How is it 36% down from AT high. Surely they will recover, right?
What am I missing with PEP (Pepsi). Seems likes a slam dunk buy (shares and calls)....
PepsiCo just hit one of the highest dividend yields in its history and high IV Rank
Fish and Apple Juice: Vulnerable market targets that are still unhedged?
PepsiCo (PEP) - Good Opportunity or Value Trap?
Why are KO and PEP not affected as badly as others?
What are some of your stocks that are doing well today?
What are some stocks that aren't widely known but they own something that is somewhat widely known?
PepsiCo(PEP) Down 16.44% From Its All-Time High
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$CBIA Canopus BioPharma Inc., dba Blue Heaven Coffee Inc., Announces Amendment to PepsiCo (Nasdaq: PEP) Distributor Partnership Beverage Agreement
$ACGX Thinly traded, Low Float Runner!
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DD Kellogg KLG - Mega potential (~x4) for those with less severe ADD
Natixis Has $22.42 Million Position in PepsiCo, Inc. (NASDAQ:PEP)
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List of publicly traded companies supporting illegal Israeli occupation?
PepsiCo beats Wall Street estimates, raises earnings outlook $PEP
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Forbes - Walmart Says Ozempic Could Be Impacting Food Sales: ‘Slight Pullback In Overall Basket’
Should one invest in soft drink businesses like Coca-Cola co (CCC3) and Pepsi Inc (PEP)?
Coca Cola ($KO) vs Pepsi ($PEP): Are Either Worth Buying Right Now?
Coca Cola ($KO) vs Pepsi ($PEP): Are Either Worth Buying Right Now?
Coca Cola ($KO) vs Pepsi ($PEP): Are Either Worth Buying Right Now?
Regard Insight: The Moving Average of 200 weeks it's "Magic" 💡
Why are many (especially young people) investing in dividends?
Pepsi $PEP has released a new product. Pepsi Cola Ketchup:
At what point will index fund investing stop working?
Fill in the blank: I didn't know ___ owns ___ until I entered the market
PepsiCo stock rises as pricing actions drive earnings beat (NASDAQ:PEP)
Technical Trade Radar: April 10 - 14 (FDX, GIS, ICE, ORCL, CAH, LLY, PEP)
PepsiCo posts stronger than expected revenue, raises dividend (NASDAQ:PEP)
The Inflation Hedge from PepsiCo, Inc. is Overbought
ETFs to Watch: Earnings from DIS, CVS, PEP, and K will send ripples through these ETFs
PEP on the prime for a bounce. Est %23 gains
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Rate my boomer port. XOM, CVX, MSFT, PM, PEP, SNEX, NFLX (got in at 67), and IONQ
# bbb-but where is the dead cat bounce? the dead cat was today, a miserable 4% on memory. Back to -10% tmrw LMAO 🤌 # even KO and PEP are down, this is just the start of a bear market that will last for a trillion years, the last 100 years have been the biggest bul trap in history
KO is down 4.5% today. LOL my puts printed, but my PEP longs are underwater, wtf happened to this sector today, it got nuked
What’s the best chip play moving forward, PEP or MU?
Rotated to stable dividend payers, they took profits and secured them. Look at big names like PEP, VZ, O, PG, HD, JNJ. The list goes on and on.
well healthcare got a pretty big bounce last week, consumer staple isn't doing that bad outside of like PEP (see KO at $85, like 25% ytd lol) if you open a SPY map, the damage done by semis is actually way smaller than one could think nasdaq got cooked tho yes
BMY CMCSA WMT KO PEP buy calls on div stocks they are cheap as fuck
# imagine thinking stonks go up LMAO 🤌 # yours don't (me, a PEP bagholder now down 20% on calls in 1week)
# PEP is a failure beyond compare
# PEP is an embarrassment
you are bagholding SNDK at $2,000+, I am bagholding PEP at $141, we are not the same
DAL and PEP red after earnings.
Looking at PEP at this value. There’s short term headwinds but their moat is wide. Long term dividend play.
Had the same thought about PEP before their earnings. I was looking at it a while back and realized I needed to keep an eye on their debt levels and competition since margins can get tight in that sector. I used Seeking Alpha for news alerts but found I missed a few key updates. What specific metrics or news are you focusing on to help with your decision?
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$PEP is having earnings pre market tomorrow, expected to be good
Anyone betting on PEP before earnings tomorrow?
Loading up once more on $PEP,especially since they have earnings on Friday. Pepsiman shall deliver me to my gains. 5 9DTE calls on $PEP at $145 after my previous ones got me to 2x my entire portfolio
PEP is keeping me green right now.
Note also that SIPC does not work the same as FDIC. SIPC replaces lost securities, exactly as they were. Not dollar amounts. If in a bad event you lost your 100 shares of PEP, SIPC would restore your 100 shares PEP to you. PEP may have dropped 50% between when it was lost and when it was restored. That loss stays with you. Also, SIPC does not restore lost cash, but some brokerage cash might be in the broker bank product which may be FDIC insured.
PEP did +4% into +1% in couple hours and that's supposed to be a stable stonk lol
I am long PEP and have KO puts, yeah it is up 23% ytd lol
imagine loading MUtard and SNDK instead of solid PEP at 135/140 with earnings this week. Actual bots on WSB with their bullish comments on semis did us dirty
>you bought the dip on semis because you don't understand how any of this works do you?🤌 >what the fuck are you even doing? go buy the dip on $PEP instead you dumbass PEP up almost 10% on 1week, SOXX down 12%
Out with the old chip, in with the new....chip? $PEP🤔
this y u gotta own some boomer shit like PEP n MSFT
fuk your semis, $PEP printing hard
# you bought the dip on semis because you don't understand how any of this works do you?🤌 # what the fuck are you even doing? go buy the dip on $PEP instead you dumbass
anyone else long PEP and MCD? the "boring" stonks
Long PEP into their earnings, Wednesday evening iirc
On the fence about which position/positions... Either NEE on a pull back from Dominion deal doubts or PEP when they don't blow away earnings on the 9th (yield is now hovering at 4%).
I made a grand flipping $PEP calls. They have earnings this Friday
PYPL leaps, RDDT and healthcare. I added MCD and PEP last week. I usually hold most positions for a very short time tho.
\*Arrived home and checked my port...\* "Wow - I did great today" -- MU, AMAT, GEV, ETN, ABBV "Oh, wait" -- DELL, ORCL, IBM, PEP "Never mind." \*grabs bong from cupboard\*
i got a soda and spilled in on me too. This is the TA I use in trading. COKE, KO and PEP will most likely be red
Focus on chip makers. PEP is the key - they own Frito Lay
I hear chips are down? Time to by the dip with PEP and UTZ
I usually keep an eye on Pepsi (PEP). In the 130s is an easy buy. If you don't mind REITs I sometimes buy VICI in my Roth IRA. It has a 6+% dividend and very stable although beaten down right now. They have 30 year leases for Vegas Casino properties. I believe the current drop is temporary as they are not effected by the recent drop in Vegas traffic as much as the casinos themselves. So you have a stable 6+% with another potential 10+% on recovery in the short term.
I think people are pivoting to safer stocks. Look at TJX, KMB, CLX, PEP. All green today
hmm ... $PEP has been in a tight up/down range and if its green today I might need to jump in, $MCD if still under $285 is one to watch too
Exact same pattern as Friday. Boring ass consumer staples are up crazy numbers (yes 1.5-2% is crazy for KO, PEP, JNJ,O)
COKE and PEP chugging along ignoring unhinged market plays
I’ve decided to protect my gains by adding some boring defensive positions: JNJ, PG, PEP, KO, WMT, VT. They will all just keep on their slow upward march and avoid any 20% crashes. Sleeping very well at night.. I’m not selling my AI/semi winners, just not chasing them right now until my portfolio is more balanced.
thx for empty calories PEP and COKE WMT exit out of consumer staples and tech is back on. WTF.
Frito Lays has pretty much cornered the market on chips. I think they are owned by PEP
PEP also makes chips. Way more chips than AVGO. Look into them as well.
PEP - it’s not sexy but it’s priced right and pays around 4% dividend too
MSFT, PG, PEP, usually div stock
oil gas and energy dumped on 5/8 and 5/19 recovered then dumped yesterday. while soda, COKE and PEP popped. WTF?
Yummy dip. In other news PEP COKE AZO MCK went up.
Among my holdings, VRTX, PEP, V, and COST are green.
BWXT and GEV are not utilities and they're not defensives. You didn't say anything about the energy space in your OP. The pros of vanilla electrical utilities is: --they are basically guaranteed ROI by regulators -- the utilities sector over the long term has one of the most rock solid upward channels you will ever see The cons are: -- They are interest-rate sensitive. They are bond proxies, so when interest rates are high, their yields become somewhat less attractive compared to bonds. That's the time to buy them. It's pretty easy to time buys based on their charts. Bottom of the channel, buy. -- I bought SO and DUK specifically because of where they operate and their cozy relationships with regulators. That is somewhat coming under increased political risk for utilities in general. Their guaranteed ROIs may start to some under more pressure. Consumer staples don't have quite as dependable a channel but they are similarly affected by interest rates. The time to buy is when interest rates have been high for a while and everybody's thrown in the towel on staples. HRL personally I wouldn't touch, look at a long term chart, people just don't want to buy their shit anymore. Same with KHC. I dumped my PEP the other day because I was sick of it doing nothing forever. If you are looking at EL, I would look at ULTA. ULTA is more volatile. It tends to run before earnings and then sell off. If you watch it for a few quarters, you may get a feel for when to buy it. I would say it's more of a trader than a buy-and-hold. ULTA doesn't pay a div. I just put ULTA and EL on a 5 year chart and EL is horrible. Minus 73%. ULTA is only plus 34%. I think that's COVID after-effects of more people working at home. But I'd just avoid that space entirely.
On the bright side I’m eligible for my PEP dividend. 😂
I told you to buy PEP for the dividend instead of TECH calls for earnings. 😂
If he bought PEP with his NVDA shares he’d make 1.6B a year for ever.
I told you Jenson was buying PEP for the Dividend 😂😂😂
If Jenson sold his NVDA and bought PEP he could get 1.48 dividend instead of .25 Shares are 140 vs 221. I mean he could actually 7x is annual dividend income of 220 million that he’s currently getting. 🤷♂️ just a thought. 😂
Imagine buying Microsoft yesterday and not buying PEP for the dividend coming up 6/5. 😂
I bought PEP because they are increasing the price of their chip but it’s not going up like MU. I don’t understand
Well I bought META and PEP and they both went down. I bought WMT and it went down. Let’s see I bought PFE and it went down. I sold a Put on RTX and it went down. I think I’m think good for now.
PEP raising prices on Chips isn’t working out like it is for MU.
Bro if youre hands are truly tied by morality then just literally google that shit for ideas for ethical companies to invest in there are plenty: * **Renewable Energy:** **NextEra Energy (NEE)** is a major investor in wind and solar infrastructure. * **Environmental Sustainability:** **Waste Management (WM)** focuses on recycling, waste reduction, and renewable landfill gas. * **Healthcare:** **Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO)** and **Medtronic (MDT)** lead in life sciences and ethical medical technology innovation. * **Consumer Goods:** **PepsiCo (PEP)** and **Costco (COST)** are recognized for supply chain sustainability and strong employee satisfaction metrics.
I have an order for 100,000 shares of PEP at $1 how long before it gets filled?
So GOOGL lowers their AI ultra plan yesterday and PEP is going to jack up their chips? I know what I'm buying calls for
Look at the other staples tho. GIS and PEP ect…
probably sugary drinks & snacks since he/she is 8 now. all in on MDLZ and PEP
Everything is drilling except SPY and QQQ. WMT DG TGT PEP GIS GM. What is going on
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VOO, KO, PEP, HYSA, WMT, COST and chill lol
Real sign from god is to inverse OP because he's on frontpage of WSB. I say TSLA calls and PEP puts.
I have PEP and WM. Just recently added ABT.
TSLA puts or PEP calls, though? Be sure to interpret the signs correctly.
Go long PEP and UTZ if you care so much about your damn precious chips.
PEP, UTZ, MDLZ. My chips portfolio makes me hungry.
Blue chip dividend paying stocks that are trading below their FMV. PEP, T, NVDA, MET, CTSH, GIS, MDT, MU, IBIT are just some of the my current positions. No risk, no hype. Solid companies with strikes below FMV.
I just swapped $PEP for $MA, hope it pays off
I tried to mention this in my other post. We are heading into a an environment with higher input cost for the private label brands that have competed with PEP on market share over the past few years. Fertilizer cost, for example, are skyrocketing. Private label brands don't have the agricultural infrastructure nor the procurement advantages that PEP does -especially when it comes to chips. This means private label brands will struggle to compete on margin and distribution over the next year at least. These economic shifts, though temporary, gives cost advantage to PEP over private label.
I posted a much longer argument on r/dividends which would have directly addressed your KHC concern. I'll summarize here for why KHC's performance actually strengthens my bullish take on PEP. Many companies within the Consumer Staples Sector like PEP and KHC posted peak revenue during the supply chain crisis post covid (2022-2023). Practically every consumer staple company has contracted since those peaks. PEP is an exception. It didn't contract like its peers. It consolidated revenue at a structurally higher range and even grew revenue slightly. Pepsico sustained while it's competitors couldn't. As we head into 2026 and 2027, it's my opinion that the consolidation is over. The major acquisitions of Poppi and Siete along with investments in CELH are behind us. Those brands are scheduled to contribute to organic growth this year. Less acquisition cost weighing down EPS means a higher rerating as we head into the future. The current TTM EPS for Pepsico is $6.37. If not for the one time cost items like Acquistions, then EPS would be closer to $8.30. I'm not against these acquisitions. I'm in favor of them and believe they were intelligent uses of capital. However, I feel that these acquisitions cost are not being considered by other investors when they evaluate PEP on a purely on PE ratio.
Perhaps, but I think that you are undervaluing the population growth in developing markets. I mentioned advantageous landscape for the markets in India and Africa within my post. I left out the rapid growth and lack of private label competition in the South American markets. Population growth means more customers. I also left out my thesis on currency exchange rates as we head into a future with a weaker dollar and stronger foreign currencies (assuming the Trump Administration get's what it wants on oil and rates). I also left out a huge tailwind in the automation environment. As a guy that works in logistics and knows how valuable line-haul freight is to a company like PEP, the advances in autonomous Semis alone are a tailwind that could add efficiency and cut cost for PEP - improving profits. Tesla, for example, finishes it's Autonomous Semi Gigafactory this year. It will produce 50,000 autonomous semi trucks a year once complete. Compare this to the 5000 trucks a year that came prior. Pepsico has only ordered 100 trucks so far but have only received 36 due to the supply constraint. Pepsico has already expressed a desire for more. I could go on and on about the potential tailwind of automation in a company like PEP, but I feel like this reply is already too long so I'll save you the trouble of reading my thoughts and sum it up as such: Given the potential benefits from automating processes, currency exchange headwinds, and population growth in developing markets, PEP deserves to trade at a higher multiple. One final note, the current PE ratio can be misleading whenever it doesn't consider the value add of acquisitions and investments.
all that's fine. i own some PEP. look what happened to KHC when eating habits changed.
$PEP (pepsi) PUMPING, LETS GO
Why not buy CELH instead of PEP? That’s what I did …
Valuation is not bad. But with limited money supply, are there better investment other than PEP? if yes, you got your answer
whats up with all the PEP posts lately?
My move tomorrow is to pray the war doesnt fuck my PEP shares
Alright time to rotate back into consumer defensive stocks $PEP
Wonder if we will rotate from tech to defensive stocks on monday? I want PEP to run next week
I think PEP is ready to breakout of the ascending triangle pattern next week after re-testing today. Someone who is better at TA tell me if i'm right
I exchanged MSFT for PEP today. I don't know what i'm doing
I just full ported into PEP, i may be regarded
PEP just beat earnings and NVDA is almost at 200 again. Dip and chips strategy is crushing it!! [https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/16/pepsico-pep-q1-2026-earnings.html](https://www.cnbc.com/2026/04/16/pepsico-pep-q1-2026-earnings.html)