Pepsico has fell tremendously in the last 6 months almost 20%. Even though revenue in the past quarter climbed 6.4% revenues from the 4th quarter of 2025 are still down over 20%. As, interest rates climbed recently that makes less space for consumers to spend on snacks and drinks. Another thing is that even though revenue grew 6.4% the stock collapsed so much because as prices go up and the economy isn't very healthy people will start cutting out these types of snacks. Another factor is, that oil prices have climbed through the roof with the Hormuz closing prices for these snacks have also climbed through the roof. Although all this is happening, i'm buying in at this point because it's dirt cheap right now. Yes, i know the dividends aren't the most sustainable they can still afford it. Another reason I'm buying is because they are expanding their portfolio in healthy snacks as they reformulated gatorade, bought poppi, released protein doritos and i really believe in this shift. And, they have been raising their dividends for 54 years in a row making it a dividend king. Lmk your opinion on PepsiCo in the comments!
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Thang N
@thestockman35 · 10d
This is an once in a lifetime buying opportunity for retail investors, and I'm buying as much as I can, even if it declines further.
Scott S@scottsinvesting · 10d
I’m watching $PEP closely for a potential new add to my portfolio… With that said, I expect PEP to continue struggling as long as bond yields remain high. Why? PEP is now competing for income-seeking investors attention. As it stands today, it’s easy for investors to rotate out of PEP and into higher yielding bonds and potential would-be investors to do the same.
Dividendmoney @compoundculture · 8d
Pepsi has an insane payout ratio, not much money to invest in different markets and things, and also less likely to increase dividends by a lot.
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