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PEP PepsiCo Inc

$133.90
$0.45
(0.34%)
Today
Closed $134.02
$0.12
(0.09%)
After Hours
Reported EarningsOct 8
Mkt Cap$182.02B
Vol9.75M

About PEP

PepsiCo, Inc. engages in the manufacture, marketing, distribution, and sale of beverages, food, and snacks. It operates through the following business segments: PepsiCo Foods North America (PFNA), PepsiCo Beverages North America (PBNA), International Beverages Franchise (IB Franchise), Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Latin America Foods (LatAm Foods), and Asia Pacific Foods. The PFNA segment refers to the food businesses in the United States and Canada. The PBNA segment includes beverage businesses in the United States and Canada. The IB Franchise segment involves the international franchise beverage businesses, as well as the SodaStream business. The EMEA segment pertains to food businesses and beverage businesses with company-owned bottlers in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The LatAm Foods segment consists of food businesses in Latin America. The Asia Pacific Foods segment is associated in food businesses in Asia Pacific, including China, Australia and New Zealand, as well as India. The company was founded by Donald M. Kendall, Sr. and Herman W. Lay in 1965 and is headquartered in Purchase, NY.
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StocktwitsEarnings
$PEP Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $2.34 up 2.18% YoY • Reported revenue of $25.27B up 5.59% YoY • For fiscal 2026, PepsiCo guides to approximately +6% net revenue, +2.5% to +3.5% core EPS, +1% to +2% core constant currency EPS growth, and approximately 21% core annual effective tax rate.
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jonztown
$PEP I just got in. If it goes down I’ll buy more and enjoy the divy till it goes back up.
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TrustTheClowns
$PEP Its hard for me see how all these consumer staples stocks trend north with the 10 year treasure at over 5%. Seems like that high yield will keep money out of these dividend stocks. Why risk fighting all these headwinds with inflation, oil, war, etc for a 3% divy that won’t mean much if the stocks value keeps dropping. $GIS $KHC $KMB $STZ
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Ks101hah
$PEP I hate to run contrary to virtually every piece of news media out there but... I like the stock.
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QuazyAxelrod
$PEP KFC represents 3% of Pepsi’s US sales. I feel like the switch to Coke will alienate more than 3% of KFC’s customers who prefer a Pepsi or Dew with their meals. It’s just an opinion. But to me, it seems like the switch actually hurts KFC more than it does Pepsi. Unless Coke gave them a discount that ends up being more than whatever percentage of business they lose by switching.
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theoptionsplug
$PEP has been trading within this descending channel for the past 8 months of so. Just curled hard off the lower extremes once again and coming up on the big 50 DMA retest, over which it can drift back up to the upper trendline and take another stab at breaking out 📈🥤
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JustTradingHoy
$PEP was way oversold. ER shows that consumer staples still have issues but that the current share prices of are too cheap. Cash flow stable and dividends are secured. $PEP $KHC
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TheGOATofTrading
$PEP I remember some guy in Omaha said buy when everyone is selling. That strategy worked out quite well for him.
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raleigh_trader
$PEP 125 were easy buying levels . Prepared to ride this back to about 145 and assess from there
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Bobky2030
$PEP dod not catch who. But. CFO or maybe CEO is going to be on CNBC at 10:00 am also. That usually helps
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theviolator
$PEP not bad of course had to report on a day where Trump is going nuts on Iran again
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Bobky2030
$PEP everyone expects bad earnings slight beat and positive guide. 130.00 plus. If slight miss. Could rally to 128.00’s if bad er is priced in already.
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JupiterCapital
$PEP Earnings result Possible $PEP reaction Big miss + weak guidance 🔴 $120–123 In-line 🟡 $124–128 Beat + stable outlook 🟢 $128–132 Strong beat + North America turnaround
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naser_khalafi
$PEP "bull markets are born on pessimism, grown on skepticism, mature on optimism, and die on euphoria."
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openmarketalerts
$PEP — Director Pohlad Robert C bought $23.7M of stock on Oct 14. • 184,646 shares at $128.28. • Bought 3.9% above the 52-week low. • Stake up 68%.
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Crazy_Miser
$PEP $AMD $NVDA lays will cost more than an nvda or amd chip in the near future. Look at what stocks are performing today. This is a show and tell of what the future holds.
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Chartist0_0
$PEP bullish MACD and RSI non-confirmation of double bottom with lower price low on monthly chart.
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WuTangClam
$PEP is a lot more diverse then $KO .. I like their product list way better then coke. They own snacks coke owns no snacks idk why
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ShKumaresan
$PEP PEP Stock Looks To Snap 6-Week Losing Streak: Goldman Sachs Trims Price Target But Sees ‘Decade Of Growth’ For PepsiCo https://stocktwits.com/news-articles/markets/equity/pep-stock-looks-to-snap-6-week-losing-streak-goldman-sachs-trims-price-target-but-sees-decade-of-growth-for-pepsi-co/cZD6J0KRBV7
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Strat58cat
$PEP Almost all of the comments on here miss the point about how to invest. It might go down in a recession? The staples sector is out of favor? The belief that GLP-1 is causing people in general to stop eating? How's Pepsi doing? Amis ludicrously strong and unprecedented headwinds, objectively great. The last thing US consumers are giving up is their Pepsi product. Is Pepsi diversified across different types of foods and drinks? Yes. Is Pepsi diversified internationally? Very. The result is mid-high single digit revenue growth, and growing earnings. Now consider the forward-thinking reactions of this company compared to rivals. Pepsi real sugar in smaller portions for a real treat? Yes. Pepsi Max (Black) finally with a zero sugar formula that tastes great? Yes. Pepsi prebiotic sold out in grocery stores? Yes. Gatorade Zero. Everywhere. Mountain Dew zero. Yes. And Frito Lay? Protein, simple ingredients - and favored fad oils coming? Yes. Buy buy buy buy buy buy ...
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