PEP
📉 PepsiCo’s stock has fallen 27% from its peak, presenting a potential investment opportunity.
🥤 Approximately half of PepsiCo’s revenue comes from beverages, and the other half from snacks and cereals.
🛡️ The company has a strong competitive advantage due to brand loyalty and close relationships with retailers.
📈 PepsiCo has consistently increased its dividend and is recognized as a dividend aristocrat.
@Invierteygana:
“PepsiCo is a multinational company dedicated to the manufacture, commercialization, and distribution of beverages and snacks, and it has accumulated a drop from highs of 27%. It is an action that has performed very well on the stock market, although it has also had other falls in the past, then it recovered. So, we are going to see if this fall offers an investment opportunity. In addition to beverages such as Pepsi, water brands, teas, etc., the company has brands such as Lay’s, Ruffles, Cheetos, or Doritos. More or less half of its income comes from beverages and the other half from snacks and cereals. More than half of these sales come from the United States, as we see in this graph. PepsiCo has built a broad defensive moat thanks to the power of its brands, which have high loyalty from the consumer, also thanks to close relationships with retailers.”
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