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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?
Coca Cola ($KO) vs Pepsi ($PEP): Are Either Worth Buying Right Now?
Coca Cola ($KO) vs Pepsi ($PEP): Are Either Worth Buying Right Now?
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Why are many (especially young people) investing in dividends?
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
PepsiCo stock rises as pricing actions drive earnings beat (NASDAQ:PEP)
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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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PEP continues to hammer mid channel support
Looking for some constructive advice on my Roth portfolio. What would you cut to get this down to an even 10 stocks?
PEP TALK for Fellow BBBY Apes
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Earnings Season starts with PEP tmrw - will WSB beat the Pros?
Beyond Meat losses mount on product launches, deep discounts; shares slump
Beyond Meat losses mount on product launches, deep discounts; shares slump
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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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Yea, well I would chose some recession resistent companies with stable dividends like KO and PEP and mix it with tech companies like ASML and Nvidia, ofcourse accumulating version.
I may only be S&P 500 stocks. In this case it was PEP.
PEP still produces massive free cash flow, but unless real growth kicks in, I don’t see the stock breaking out. Curious if others here see $PEP as a hold, trim, or buy on weakness?
Too late for PEP puts?
Holy shit that Elliot guy pulled the rug on PEP last week. 😂
Same, got in at all time lows on both PEP and UNH. Somebody also told me about Airbus and Carnival Cruises back in 2021, made a few k.
Other NON-penny stock long-term growth stocks include: NVO, UNH, UPS, CART, MRK, AMZN, RIGL, BAYRY, SO, PEP
PEP was the biggest trap this week I’ve seen in a while
That PEP yesterday had to create some bag holders
PEP puts were free money yesterday
$PEP has been doing mass layoffs 1-2 times per year for 10-15 years. Their playbook needs new plays it’s obviously not working any longer.
Since when does Elliot mean jack shit PEP
You mean like the PEP news this morning?
PEP up 5%. Remember MTG bought prior to the last earnings. What’s the news today?
Invest in PEP, the thirst quencher
Today I cashed and rolled my PLTR calls, sold all shares, and bought a fucking boatload of TGT, CVX, TROW, KO, SMG, and PEP
I was raw dogging TGT, KO, CVX, TROW, and PEP all day today
He’s the same guy that hit his stop loss on KSS calls (expecting $50 on KSS is regarded in itself) and, literally a month later, yoloed into OTM PEP calls and got fucked by the market diving, too. In summary, Calls on PSKY, maybe he’s got his bad luck out of his system lmao
Covered call funds can generate a good dividend. JEPI is the famous one but there's others too. Think they're at 8 or 9%. Brazilian stocks are cheap. But there's some political risk. VALE pays around 10%. I'm in PAGS which does about 9%. Plus they do stock buybacks on top of that. I've said before here why I think VZ is good and safe. Pays around 6.5%. Write covered calls on it and earn even more. Or you could always do bonds. Though with inflation looking foreboding maybe I'd hold off on that. I like MO. I don't like PEP.
Ford -F I inherited 550 shares of Ford from my dad in 2018. I would not call it a good value pick. I have seen it hit $20 in 2021 and drop below $9 a couple of times during the last 7 years. It is on drip and has only gained 87 shares in that time period for a 1.37% capital gain. Sell your shares the next time they are green. Don’t stick with Ford at age 13. I have been waiting for it to break $12.42 again to unload mine. That way only one drip lot is a loser. Ford will not give you the increase in funds that you are looking for on your timeline. I have never owned GM or Under Armour so I do not have an opinion. My dad also had C, MO, KKR, CAT, ITW, and a few others in the accounts he passed to me when he died in 2018. I sold all of those, but C and Ford. Ford always seems to be in the red when I am selling. C is up 97% from when I inherited, but I am only up 26 drip shares in that 7 years so it is a winner. I wish I had kept dad’s purchases since they have only gone up, but I sold them. Hindsight is 20/20. I wish I had bought SCHG on 6/1/2023 when I added it to my watch list. It is up 595% since that date. Again Hindsight is 20/20. Dad always said buy what you know. I bought NVDA and APPL because of what he said after they had split. Luckily I held those. I am more familiar with tech than Dad was. I sold my PEP, COST, SBUX because I did not see them growing in 2020/2021 when I was playing daytrader. All 3 would have given me a nice profit if I had held onto them. So if you are not watching, buy index for 80% of your account. If you are watching buy what you know especially if you see people buying their products left and right in the other 20%. I bought Apple because of the lines everytime a new phone came out. I keep wondering if their time is done. I bought Nvida because of the chip shortage in 2020/2021. A few weeks ago after 3 red days, I bought some Amazon and some VOO. You do you.
PEP gonna moon when he realizes they own Frito-Lay. Great investment synergy there.
$PEP puts. Losing Costco may not be a huge catalyst but I am expecting it to pull back to the $145 range by Friday. $MCD puts. They reduced the prices, which in turn should hurt their bottom line. Similar to $PEP news.. may not be a huge catalyst but I expect the news to be digested by Friday and see $300 soon. $NVDA it showed a V shaped recovery today as usual but with results coming up next week, and with uncertainty in the market, I will probably buy $175 1DTE Puts if it touches $178 swiftly tomorrow morning.
short tech and long and old fashioned stuff like PEP, KO, PG. Classic rotation to safety. Banked it today lads. Call me Warren
$AAPL, $MCD and $PEP Puts. You see the pattern? Tomorrow is their turn to lose some calories
I’m gonna make an idiocracy portfolio with CROX and PEP for the electrolyte juice
in anticipation of trumps chips tariffs, i've gone all in on puts on Lays which is owned by pepsico. puts on PEP
PEP to 155 tomorrow ( idk why I bought 152c ) 🙃
$PEP is warren b’s 13f.. if I’m wrong will delete . If im right screenshot
Hopping NVO and LLY calls because America fat. Also got some PEP and KO shares (I know, eww) from Liberation Day selloff, plus a little more since - gotta play both sides to come out on top.
Even PEP is rising today, that's scary haha
It is always a suspect day when PEP breaks 142 lol
short SPY IWM and buy defensives like GIS, CPB, PG, WMT, KO, PEP to tide through the correction over the next few months, that's the no brainer play. this happens almost every year in this season for exit liquidity, and even especially so when index is ATH
Probably gonna spend some time on my $SONY PlayStation this afternoon. Does anyone want to grab some $DPZ tonight?? I already have some $PEP to drink! I'm in for a deliciously entertaining evening!
Yes. But that doesn't affect expected returns. The only US companies I'm investing in are NVDA and GOOG. I might add a few others, but I'll be picky about it. I don't need to pay a P/E of 180 for a car company just because it's based in the US when I can get Toyota for 7 or Hyundai for 3. I don't need to pay a P/E >25 for KO or PEP to get diabetes or for PG to wipe my ass, or a PE >40-50 to go to WMT or COST for the pleasure of doing so. Every single sector in the U.S. is [steeply overpriced](https://i.imgur.com/jCjVEyr.png) compared to ex-US. I think a 20-30% premium is justified, and even higher for tech. There is one exception that trades at a discount, healthcare, deserves this because the current HHS is openly hostile to evidence-based science, medicine, and research.
I think if you look at some of the sector rotation that happened, it makes more sense. You had mega cap dividend payers actually up today, PEP, PG etc.
PEP had greatest earnings pop on 20 years and it’s giving it all back. 🤡🤡
lol PEP has been red 6/7 of last trading days since reporting earnings, close to giving back all their earnings pop gains.
Hahahaha why not just buy MCD or PEP if we know the underlying constant will always be there
Jan 2026 cons a little outside the money for NKE calls and JD calls. PLUG Jan 2027 ITM calls. TSLA Aug 15 OTM calls. INTC Jan 2026 OTM calls. AAL Jan 2026 OTM calls. PEP Jan 2026 OTM calls. SPY 8/1/25 OTM calls. SBUX 8/8/25 OTM puts (ER play).
You are getting downvoted, but it’s true. They would rather buy something that’s not working, rather than buy what obviously is. Glad I kept buying tech while it continues to be “overvalued” instead of chasing “value” plays like PEP, KO, beaten down healthcare and cereal companies.
Tomorrow all in PEP because I'm a strong believer on TacoBell at 1$
This is a great question. Investing directly in a single, non-major commodity like passionfruit is nearly impossible for a retail investor. Unlike coffee or orange juice, there's no passionfruit futures contract you can trade. Therefore, you have to invest in the 'passionfruit ecosystem' by looking at the supply chain. This is a classic 'picks and shovels' play: 1. **Upstream (The Growers):** This is the hardest part. Most passionfruit is grown on smaller farms or by massive, diversified agribusinesses where passionfruit is a rounding error on their balance sheet (e.g., `ADM`,`BG`). A pure-play public grower is unlikely. 2. **Midstream (The Processors/Enablers):** This is your best bet for a semi-concentrated investment. Who turns the fruit into juice, pulp, and flavouring? Look at the major flavour and fragrance houses. Companies like **International Flavors & Fragrances (**`IFF`**)** and Swiss company **Givaudan (**`GIVN.SW`**)** are key players that create the ingredients for big food companies. 3. **Downstream (The Retailers):** This is the most accessible but most diluted option. You could invest in companies that sell passionfruit-flavoured products, like major beverage companies (`KO`, `PEP`) or yogurt makers (`GIS`, Danone). You're betting on a consumer trend, but your exposure to the actual fruit's price is minimal. **Conclusion:** Your most realistic option is investing in the 'midstream' flavour companies like`IFF`. They are the closest thing to a pure-play on the demand for specific, exotic flavours.
MTG bought the dip on PLTR a few days ago and bought PEP just before earnings
lol PEP gonna give up all its earning pop gains and we got OPEN pumping more. Kinda fun times Ngl.
Yes. I agree with this. If you are making consistent contributions (i.e. 401K, IRA, etc.) then yes. But, if you are buying PEP because it is "on sale" that is 100% a timing call. You are buying because you think the "time is right" to get into the stock. This "time in the market" stuff is propaganda used by Wall Street to make sure you NEVER sell. How are they paid? They are paid a % of assets under investment. Really think about it.
You are talking about switching to cpg companies (PG, etc) in a time where those companies havent done that well. PEP has turned up a bit after the last earnings, but before that was down about a third off the high. HSY is still down nearly 40% from the 2023 high. GIS is down about 33% in a straight line since the 2024 high. SJM is now negative over the last 5 years. The consumer staples ETF is still green for the year, but is underperforming and probably would be underperforming a lot worse Evif it was purely staples brands and didn't include staples retailers (WMT/COST are top two holdings) and some other odds/ends. Eventually that underperformance will likely end but I don't know that that's next week or next month or a few months from now. You also have a lot of defensive stocks like GIS that have some genuine issues - brands going stale, tastes changing, bad management (SJM already writing off much of the Hostess purchase from 2-3 years ago) etc. Perhaps more of them break up like Kellogg but not all of these names have things that can be spun off that will attract buyers.
Some are scared they'll lose money. Some just end up not sticking to their strategy and do stupid things like all in on NVDA, sell at a loss, then all in on PEP and complain they're still red (I know someone personally who did this). Some are just lazy.
My favorite stock right now is PEP.
PEP popped bc their snack foods did better than feared Investors worry about GLPs and RFK but people are still eating shite
PEP Apple and SPY shares will be called away tonight
PEP just has the best earnings day in 20 years!!🤑🤑🤑
WOW these PEP bags are light flavored today
Funny shit, I chickened out of a PEP trade.
I distributed $1000 per month SPY/VOO 50% and 50% QQQ/QQQM and $900 on 401k on S&P 500 index fund for 22 years. my main focus for the next 10 years is to grow a dividend growth portfolio. 30% SCHD 30% DGRO and 40% dividend growth stocks (V, UNH, and PEP) at the moment. Looking to add more but willing to sit on the sideline for better buying oppertunities.
not a great day for UNH, but wow is PEP looking good today.
Missed PEP? Buy KO get redemption; free money glitch
PEP cruising up 6.4% after earnings... cover shorts cover 😈😆
Is PEP going to hold its gain and possibly run up in the near future or just stay in the basement?
Morning Crayon eaters! $PEP up 3% after earnings yet still down over $20 from highs...
I got TSM calls PEP puts and IBKR puts
I got 47 shares of PEP and 1 call at 130 for earnings exp this Friday
Calls on UAL, PEP, IBKR. Puts on ALLY (fuck you ally)
Basically all the retards at r/valueinvesting They think they're smarter but have missed out on 20 years of bull run in lieu of buying crap like OXY and PEP
sigh i warned so many times its going to dump, this is just the beginning, rotate to KHC CPB KO PEP UNH CAG PG MO BRKB intra day its going to dump badly
protect urself just for this week, keep ur profits and rotate to KHC PG CL BRKB CPB STZ CAG PEP MO XHB XBI all the smart money rotating into these stocks in the massive tech flush this week
How are we feeling about PEP next week?
The hardest part about individual stocks are knowing when to sell, a lot of people buy stocks, a few of them go up a lot, looks good with that big percentage green in the brokerage positions page. I think active fund managers are better at when to sell. Index funds doesn't matter I suppose. I set a gtc limit on fidelity to sell NVIDA at 164, it sold today, smart move, who knows???? I have been moving gradually to mix of index and managed funds, mostly index, the individual ones are the dividend payers, O, MAIN, XOM, PEP, I dont sell those, but their only 5 percent of the portfolio.
Yep. MCD, KO, PEP, etc. ... all getting affected by Ozempic potentially long term
UNH and PEP. majority of my investment are in ETF but when it comes to individual dividen stocks. I buy 2 shares a month on these 2 stocks until it hit its ATM.
$AAPL - $ADBE - $NKE - $PEP 4 extremely undervalued and semi beaten down blue chips that I think will yield 200% in the next 3-5 years.
Depends on which portfolio....PEP, GOOGL, JNJ, ALB, UNH
Anything really that inflated its prices knowing that SNAP users don't give as shit about prices. Walmart, KO, PEP, anything in that category of overpriced garbage. Without them in the store to also buy their other goods, expect normal retail in Walmart to sink as well.
And a quarter of that iirc is on soda alone. I wouldn't own KO or PEP right now.
Max out your Roth. Diversify your portfolio. The more you learn the easier it becomes to pick a strategy, but dollar cost averaging VTI, VOO, QQQ is great way to begin and look into blue chip stocks and good dividends too. Half my portfolio is in PEP and I’m sitting pretty about to hit 30.
how is it red? my portfolio is all green CPB MDLZ PEP MCD UNH STZ TAP FDX XLP
UNH, PEP, UPS, NKE is a safer long term bet with shares. They also pay a dividend. They are at multi year lows while Tesler has a P/E of 178.
Consumer staples $GIS $KHC $PEP $KO $HSY $MDLZ
Value stocks haven’t fully rotated to ATH check PEP TGT UPS. There are still deals out there just take a look at the stocks that are listed in S&P and are at near 52 week lows. (not financial advice)
Same brother. $PEP got up to $2+ today. Sold another batch of 32 at $0.56 and eeked out a small gain overall, but I’d be rolling in it if I had balls. https://preview.redd.it/y4u40e3e2l9f1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=36720b01fa91de220c1b7cf031f85be26e31b5be
PEP 131 eod RKLB 40 by eod GOOGL 175 eod
JONES SODA is the way. KO n PEP don't got a whole lot of room to grow
I rate it a 9.5 because only because I’d rather own PEP or KO for discretionary 🤘
KO is a beverage business. PEP is a good business
Shrinkflation and inflation w/ chips. PEP is diversified into snacks (chips) and beverages while KO is strictly beverages.
I'm a long time holder of KO shares, but I don't keep track of PEP much. I'm thinking PEP's underperformance is related to their snacks. Many "junk food" stocks went down in the past 12-18 months due to perceived demand decrease as the new weight loss drugs start to become more accessible.
Just completed my Recession Portfolio: AES, AMCR, DOW, ET, KHC, PEP. And for when the Fed cuts rates: SFIX, and SG I'm not fuk, you are!
buying some PEP now, this thing swings between 127 and 130
Lol, you actually own PEP? G'luck 📉
$PEP has been trading flat for a month. Is now the time to invest?
PEP (1) -15.52% BB (5) -3.36% VZ (2) -0.50% PYPL (1) +6.80% AMZN (1) +8.40% INTC (5) +9.46% F (5) +12.31% AXP (3.14) +25.87% UBER (1) +28.17% TKO (21) +33.12% LYFT (2) +37.73% Started investing about a few months ago. I think I’m doing pretty well!
> Is it possible to be assigned within a couple days since I'm already willing to pay more than it is currently worth? Possible, but unlikely. The person who bought the put isn't incentivized to exercise early (and they're the one who decides when, if at all). It's more common for a call buyer to exercise early because sometimes the underlying has a high cost to borrow and having the shares early allows the person to loan them out for high interest. > Do I keep the full $117 premium? Yes > Do I have to buy to close or would this automatically No, once assigned shares, the contract is fulfilled and you're no longer short a put. > What are the risks that I'm taking here (since Pepsi isn't going to $0 and I want those shares anyways)? Compared to buying 100 shares right now, you risk missing out on gains if PEP rises. > Seems like a free premium for a position I want into anyways. Bear in mind that even if the PEP doesn't rise, you're only really pocketing an extra $24 compared to buying shares, because your eventual shares will cost $130 instead of $129.07
Hi, I'm completely new to options but I have been trying to understand how they work. I don't plan to trade options anytime soon but I want to learn the ideas. Let's say I want to buy 100 shares of Pepsi and let's say that I want to buy these shares regardless of price. What would happen if I were to sell a cash secured put that is already in the money? (Because I want to be assigned). PEP is currently $129.07. Let's say I sell a put at a strike price of $130 that expires on July 18 (~1 month from now). The price is 1.17 so I would collect $117 in premium. Delta is -0.58. What happens now? Let's say I get assigned early. Is it possible to be assigned within a couple days since I'm already willing to pay more than it is currently worth? Do I keep the full $117 premium? What happens to the contract if I'm assigned early? Do I have to buy to close or would this automatically be done by the brokerage (say Fidelity) on my behalf? What are the risks that I'm taking here (since Pepsi isn't going to $0 and I want those shares anyways)? Seems like a free premium for a position I want into anyways. What is I went for a strike price of $133 to collect a higher premium ($405) and have a higher chance of being assigned (-0.82 delta)? Would this just make me more money from the premium? Thank you for the help.