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📉 PepsiCo’s stock is trading at a P/E ratio of 16, significantly below its historical average (often in the low 20s), presenting a potentially rare buying opportunity.
👍 The company boasts a stable business profile with a consistent ROIC (around 18%) and reliable, substantial free cash flow generation over the years.
⏳ While not an exciting high-growth stock like Tesla, PepsiCo offers stability, and buying at current depressed levels could reward patient investors, though it might take time.
@bernardodegarcia:
“Opportunity in Pepsi? Could be. I didn’t read the full results, but it could be. I saw it falling like 3% or something. I said, eh, what’s happening? Are we going to eat more fried… 5%? What audacity! What audacity! It’s trading at 16. I mean, the key for these companies is to buy them now when everyone throws them away, and then, most importantly, have patience. Buying it now doesn’t mean it will go up tomorrow. It could take a year or 2 years, even 3 years. But I mean, what need is there for the market to leave you Pepsi, a company with an ROI of 18% or so? It has 18.33%, stable, smooth as life itself. The cash flow is also there, you say, it’s very… I mean, the minimum it has generated is $5 billion. The peak, as we are seeing here, generated $8 billion. And when it generated $8 billion, it was trading at approximately 22. When it generated $5 billion, it was trading at 24. This company belongs more around the twenties, and it’s trading right now at 16. It’s well below the second standard deviation. That is, I think we never find Pepsi so cheap. 16.6, 16.4. We never find Pepsi so cheap. It’s not a super exciting company. It’s not your Tesla, MyTesla, but Pepsi… I don’t know. Jack, yes, it could be. Kava, never enough hallelujah.”
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