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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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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?
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Pepsi $PEP has released a new product. Pepsi Cola Ketchup:
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Fill in the blank: I didn't know ___ owns ___ until I entered the market
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Apple today is a good example why the markets are so hard.
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PepsiCo beat earnings and revenue estimates and provided solid guidance.
The stocks with the biggest pre-market moves, PepsiCo, Intel, Philips, etc. Is that what you dreamed of last night?
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Bear Credit Spread on PEPSI (PEP) - 4th time hitting resistance
Should I start selling all those overpriced safety stocks such as KO, COST, PG, WM, and PEP in favor of growth stocks down 50-70% from ATH?
How do I make money off of thd downfall of society and misery?
Want to make little changes, are there any undervalued stocks?
alert buy mug till it goes to the moon.symbol:PEP
Do you think MCD, KO, PEP, etc. could go the way of cigarette manufacturers?
McDonalds's, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, and Starbucks exit Russia
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On this day 13 years ago, Barack Obama almost perfectly calls the bottom of the stock market before the longest bull market in US history.
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It ain’t under the radar but PEP is definitely worth some nibbling at its price now.
Potential buys for today: LULU, DOCU, CVX, PEP, TGT
$PEP I’m just stunned at how it’s been trading the last few years. Hasn’t performed this bad since ‘09 I know your question wasn’t an actual one, but just throwing recent interesting stuff going on with that one
Sneaky play, long term puts on KO. Its trading at 28 p/e which is well above PEP at 19. Sales aren't growing and inputs are getting more expensive.
Bust out the marshmallows, OP has flames all around. We can wash it down with some nice Mountain Dew as well (PEP). 😆
There are so many people trapped in PEP, and why would they be, if it moves like a slug?
It would depend on the position size, the bigger the deeper the research and due diligence, but typically I’d go 1. Quick review of financials on IBKR mobile app (<10 minutes) 2. Quick review of analysts financials forecasts 3. Quick review of valuation multiples 4. Quick market research on ChatGPT or Gemini (15-30 mins) 5. DCF and reverse multiples valuation model using a template I built, especially if it’s not obviously fair-valued (15-30 mins) 6. Reading earnings report and 10Ks (hours) 7. YT videos on the company or industry (hours) 8. Additional research notably on Reddit Most of the type I’d invest when reaching step 3-5 (eg recently I sold CSPs on PEP and would be happy to get assigned at current prices), then build further conviction over time as I reach step 4-8 post-investment. But if there’s doubt or it’s a risky bet I’d go deeper (eg recently started building a position on SG through CSPs and direct stock buys).
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.
But UNH has scandals. PEP appears to be just macroeconomics and continued secular movement
Totally agree. Easy port, then. COST, META, BRK, AAPL,KO,PEP,MNST,LVMH,ASML. Just a streak of incredible companies, frankly. The only problem is valuation on all but 4 of these: ASML, META, BRK, and LVMH. Add on the idea that the companies we buy must be modern-day utilities, building critical infrastructure like internet, social media, semiconductors, wholesale foods, insurance, and legal drugs and give some vague respect to valuations, we end up with META, BRK and ASML. While watching for a crash on others. Pretty good idea and a decent list.
For starters, this is an etf, so it has constituents we can review. Here are the companies. These companies would probably have lower profits in heavy recessions. If we don’t have a bad recession they will price gouge and make high profits. I don’t think you’re stupid but your critical thinning or thought process is lacking Costco Wholesale Corp (COST): 10.52% Walmart Inc (WMT): 9.69% Procter & Gamble Co (PG): 9.01% Coca-Cola Co (KO): 6.41% Philip Morris International Inc (PM): 6.34% Altria Group Inc (MO): 4.50% Mondelez International Inc (MDLZ): 4.42% Colgate-Palmolive Co (CL): 4.39% PepsiCo Inc (PEP): 4.15% Kimberly-Clark Corp (KMB): 2.83 I guess I am just looking for substance in discussions which isn’t common today. Im not great at discussing vibes but you guys carry on I guess. Cool.
Picked up some shares of PEP. At 52 week low and paying a dividend of 4%? Sounds good brah, that business isn't going anywhere
UNH puts and PEP calls?
fuck it - going all-in on PEP
Fuking RFK tanking PEP, fuk that guy
BREAKING: $TSLA to purchase chips from $PEP as Musk discovers Frito-Lay chips are cheaper than $NVDA.
Umm, say what?! Bwahahaha. Your over generalization (ie statistically) will steam roll your portfolio. Take PEP for example - flat over five years. Roughly 3-4. % dividend. A try “value” stock. Ouch! GOOGL gave 20x this. Shitposting should be illegal.
Usually PEP would be good into recession but the sewage monster over at DHHS also happens to hate sugary drinks
PEP when spy stops going up, buy dividend growth king  under the 200 WMA is free money
YUM was spun off from PEP long back.
Sell that crap omg. It will never generate high multiples or returns. Best case scenario the market tanks and you double your money. Might as well throw it on PEP (Pespi) who are down 35% on the year with almost guaranteed bounce back and 4.4% dividend.
I think that would be one wise choice for long term. If you put most of your money there and then keep some to speculate on individual stocks you can have a safety net and get to play a little. It just depends what you want to do. Right now I have a ton of SCHG, a lesser amount of SCHD, and then smaller amounts (total smaller than in my ETFs) in GOOG, TSM, UPS, PFE, PEP, and AMD. The stocks I manage more closely and am more likely to take profits on, the ETFs I pretty much leave alone and buy more when I can.
Considering Pepsi BLUE was discontinued in 2004, there's no way PEP is even worth its current value
Morningstar says no - PEP is a five star buy, KO is a two star sell
You mfer’s should have diversified. PEP while the other crap is down, after all 2 billion for Poppi, when poppi is the future of soda
If BTC crashes Mountain Dew sales are going to plummet…. Puts on PEP
Breaking: PEP sells back Apprentice runner up globe bottles for use as water bottles at presidential conference https://preview.redd.it/zs1j8xbmd41f1.png?width=1502&format=png&auto=webp&s=c290b4615ef921dc6087722a42df0eee589c1208
why is PEP getting destroyed and KO fine?
**BREAKING NEWS** Pepsi dropping due to their drink not being Coca Cola. PEP $0 EOW
Some guy told me last year he went all in on NVDA and sold on a loss. I told him just buy VUSA/VUSD. He said it's too slow. That guy now tells me he went all in on AMD and PEP and is down, what should he do... Bro, just leave the market.
PEP or UNH? Which falling knife should I catch?
Why is PEP being decimated the last months
I know it's not really WSB material, but any regards here got thoughts on PEP? It's been getting killed but it looks like a good entry point for the dividend and any possible comeback
Still good deals out there, like UNH, NOVO, PEP
Congratz on the PEP win, as well
I'm betting against the consumer this round; I think this latest 10% tariff 10% decline in the dollar (3 months) making a 20% gap on imports will push folks beyond their limit. PEP and PG BOTH MISSED EARNINGS? Coke is falling and COST took it's first dip today. WMT / DE are Thursday AM and they will speak very loudly on their guidance or lack of it. Behind the rally of tech are companies showing cracks; all those companies are consumer facing.
NP; it's also the only quarter in living memory where PG and PEP both missed.
Sold some puts on PEP and PG today, because I hate myself…
Time to buy PEP and TGT to sell in 6 months for a 2% loss 
As much as I hate Tesla, I did see a Pepsi Tesler semi on the road yesterday, which I didn't think was out yet and doubted it would ever be. So now I'm buying PEP puts too, in bed with the devil and your sodas suck smh
Then when you're down it's hard to double down ... PEP UNH TGT
Interesting how much KO has outperformed PEP for the past year. Aren't there product offerings and general earnings/guidance locked in step? Or has KO made changes in the past year that PEP hasn't?
Everything? Looks PEP PFE LLYJNJ
dollar weakness is going to pump S&P earnings, particularly for the shnacks & beverage companies, imho. PEP in the doldrums though 
poor little PEP 
All you have to do is compare the stock charts of KO and PEP to see which company knows what it’s doing
Some years ago,when my grandson graduated high school, I bought him a share of PEP. It looks great, all framed and suitable for hanging. I spent $84 for the share, framing, and shipping. He started getting small dividend checks. The idea was for him to start paying attention to stock price, dividends, etc. So he graduates in June, the stock certificate is still wrapped up, leaning up against the stereo by Thanksgiving. I'm over for Thanksgiving dinner, and casually bring up the gift. He thinks it's a framed picture, I guess. So he finally opens it and is totally unimpressed. I just don't know what he's thinking. He's part time, making great money as a contractor, but has no opportunity to enroll in a 401K. I guess with him it's the here and now. Just can't get him interested in his future.
PEP erased 5 years gains. XOM flat 9 years
PEP, MCD, Tyson, basically any food company since they’re making profits by worsening our health
PEP looks like it’s the most oversold since 2002?
How is that we're almost in a recession and PEP and MCD are still dumping
Negative GDP, bad ADP jobs, high jobless claims, and bad construction data. Bad consumer discretionary earnings like CMG, MCD, SBUX, PEP, and WMT. Tariffs still up, valuations elevated, and a POTUS acting like a dictator. Only goes up if we're climbing the wall of worry
This is the weirdest recession ever PLTR is mooning and PEP and MCD are dumping 
Massive bullish divergence on $PEP weekly chart
FWIW since you like to bet against us regarded redditors I just sold out of some of my treasuries and bought UNH, PEP, and SCHD do with that information what you will 👍🏻
PEP 180 and I’ll retire
PEP TGT the list is long.
PEP is at an amazing value right now.
I am buying $PEP because subway is switching to pepsi products. I think it is a staple with slow growth. Looking to hold the positions for years. I would like to see their healthy side of things get improved.
There is a reason PEP has such a high dividend yield right now... PEP just missed the Q and blamed "nervous consumers" for the miss. However, if you track their products across major distributors in snack and drinks, you will see the other thing PEP has in abundance is inventory on the shelves, but it's not because of "nervous consumers". A few months ago, PEP raised prices across the product line, shrunk packaging, and cut back on promotions in major distributors. As a result, grocery stores are bloated with inventory. Meanwhile, store brands in the same categories are regularly sold out. PEP tried to hide a price increase behind the inflation narrative and consumers just walked away. Management screwed up. Now I dont think PEP is going to cut the dividend anytime soon, but the top line news will not be improving for them in the foreseeable future until they adjust pricing. For those looking for some other play in this, KO followed the same pricing path, their inventory is also not moving, and they report the Q on the 29th.
I don’t think I’m the only one noticing this shrinkflation. Shoppers seem to be gravitating more towards supermarket/generic brands for stuff like chips. Plus most PEP consumers are in a lower income bracket where shrinkflation is very much noticed so yeah in the coming recession I’d imagine the stock will suffer.
It's an okay stock. Sometimes I park cash in value stocks like PEP. Volume shelf below so it could bounce. But just be prepared to hold if assigned.
Higher IV means higher put premium with respect to its same series call. However, the further OTM the put is, the less the effect. The bottom line is that it makes sense to sell the CSP if you don't mind owning PEP at the strike price (less premium received). If you're concerned about market turmoil, consider a risk defined strategy.
So them defensive stocks will rebound a bit like UNH and PEP
On a long term hold, PEP is a buy to preserve wealth but wouldn't you rather just put money into the S&P instead? It's underperformed over the 5 year, 10 year, 15 year view even adjusted for dividends. That's not a company I think will ever outperform the index ever again.
Behind the stock market are companies that produce actual goods and services (many of which you consume on a daily basis) and profits. I can name just a handful of companies and in sum they pay out over $10b in dividends each year - KO XOM PG PEP KMB. Regardless of political climate, these companies and many others are not going away and are not going to fail. Did you stop driving your petrol car or stop charing your EV car? Did you cancel your internet and mobile phone services? Did you cancel your streaming? Are you living off the land and stopped shopping for food and drink? Did you cut all electricity to house and using fire to heat? Well, then in some way you are pumping money into the economy and generating profits for some entity. "Fundamentals are out the window" - what does this even mean? Just some common catch phase that has caught on with little substance.
Pepsi's margins are shrinking. However, $PEP is exactly the type of stocks you should be looking to BTD on instead of the Mag 7. Once the consumer starts recovering, $PEP will be among the first stocks to recover. Look at Pepsi stock price not google stock price for the health of the economy. What good are google's earnings as hard data for the health of the average American consumer???
Thoughts on PEP? Back to the same price as 5 years ago and 4% dividend. Lots of international exposure. Might be a good long term hold in a Roth IRA.
Need anything new DD on $PEP
PEP. what a hunk of crap
PEP lowered earnings estimate for FY2025.
tf is Keurig Dr Pepper I thought it was all COKE or PEP at this point.
ya, PEP seems overcorrected, so platforms are still shorting the stocks. **platforms like IBKR are actively influencing and manipulating stock prices**, especially in after-hours trading, they use the retail investors share held by them to short and countertrade, and some does not even know that they could opt out of that!
Futures quiet after yesterday’s big rally Earnings today: $PG $LUV $PEP $AAL all bad. $DOW good $GOOG of course reports after the close. That’s the main event for today
I personally would just go with KO, but people see growth in PEP since it's more diversified etc.
With all the craziness over the last 3 or so months I have dialled back a-lot of my positions about 30% of my portfolio is in bonds, 20% is in a split of VYM, SCHD, VTI (I know theres overlap I am 22 and young and dumb) 43.5% is in individual stocks (PEP, XOM, OXY, MO, WMT) which I had scaled back on and took profits in February and March so the loses I am taking due to the uncertainty isn’t bothering me too much, Finally i have 1.5% of my portfolio in super risky low probability of return stocks, and finally I carry 10% cash. Anyways I am wondering since I have a cash and savings that are ready to be used as I have too large of a emergency fund what ETF would you pick to DCA into especially in the current market sentiment. My goal is to purchase a home with a very large down payment in the next 5 years I have 30k at the moment and I am hoping to have 100k in the next 5 years. Finally I just want to mention that this is in a TFSA in Canada and I plan on diverting most of my free cash to a FHSA (First home savings account which is a TFSA account for a home in Canada) where plan to do a three way split between an ETF, Canadian Bonds, and American bonds.
I have a long term vision with no plans to sell anything. Buying and holding only. Here’s my portfolio: BB: -28.32% PYPL: -9.63% AMZN: -8.86% PEP: -7.17% LYFT: -4.56% INTC: -3.11% F: -1.77% UBER: +3.55% VZ: +3.98% AXP: +6.14% TKO: +102% Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, and critiques!
$PEP is cheaper, and offer a lot more garbage.
IMO - There is little reason to hold stock of a company that has low or no growth. You can get similar dividend yield from SCHD where capital risks are not tied to a single stock. What is that little reason? When a stock price is severely depressed, it might be an opportnity for a swing trade. I would say a NKE is in that state currently, and MMM was in that state not too long ago. But I'd don't believe that's the case for PEP are current valuation.
The issue I have with PEP isn't tariffs or international as much as how much prices have ramped over the last 4-5 years and what does the ceiling (at least for the foreseeable future) look like for a price of a bag of Doritos? At some point you can't push price much further and have to move volume (which likely requires being more promotional, etc.) Looking at the last quarter for Pepsi, volumes were down. Maybe at times this get too cheap/oversold and you get a nice bounce but it feels to me like it's just going to take some time for some of these CPG names to work through the kind of price increases that they've put through in recent years. If they start to see pushback on further prices increases and volumes aren't looking great, then not much of a thesis beyond perhaps buybacks and dividends, which imo aren't a thesis in/of themselves.
> Always good to keep a defensive stock in your portfolio. my defensives are PEP and MO.
Post K,KO,DG,PEP/s days to shine
If you have a billion of dollars, and you make millions in dividends, do you care? Pepsi's dividend times a million shares, it's easy to ride out. You probably don't have a billion dollars or a million shares of PEP, so the situation is different. This crises was not created for you to take advantage of, it was created so that others can take advantage of you.
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Market might be falling, but my gut says keep pumping. It's basically black Friday for anyone wanting to enter the stock market rn. Buy em while it's cheap, profit in a couple of years. My main focus is dividend stocks, especially monthly ones like MAIN and STAG. With them becoming so cheap, I'll be able to buy a lot and build a solid cash flow. I'm hoping some of the more expensive stocks like JPM, KMB, and PEP drop aswell as they all have a high dividend payout.
Selling PEP 3 days ago to buy SOFI was a bad move. 😭