| Prev Close | 54.45 |
| Open | 54.38 |
| Day Low/High | 54.02 / 54.47 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 47.30 / 57.56 |
| Volume | 11.79M |
Coca-Cola Company (KO)
54.23
0.22
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NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 4320.00B |
| Market Cap | 234.79B |
| P/E Ratio | 25.12 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
The Evolution of a Stock Market Shark
It's a perfect metaphor for what small investors should do if they want to outperform the whales of Wall Street.
Preferred Dining
Data from Black Box Intelligence shows that except for fine dining, dine-in sales growth continues to be negative for upscale casual, casual dining and the fast casual segment. Bob Lang and I continue to like the drive thru and digital ordering-take...
Are the New Retail Investors Truly New to the Market?
Here's how they're approaching the market and the Delta variant's impact.
Boston Beer Cuts
Shares of Chinese education companies aren't the only ones getting pasted this morning. Following disappointing results for hard-seltzer brand Truly at Boston Beer , Goldman Sachs cut its rating on the shares to Neutral from Buy and a rash of price ...
The Focus Is on Stock-Picking as Macro Concerns Are Set Aside
The market doesn't seem much interested in the pessimist narratives right now.
Is This the Best Time to Buy Coca-Cola?
If you want these shares, I think you can buy them cheaper than they're trading right now.
Biden's Spending Plan, Market Rally, Trading Nvidia, Netflix, Chipotle
Also, there's reason to turn J&J's one shot jab into a two shot vaccine just like the rest.
Jim Cramer: Want to Know When to Pounce? Look Into the Futures
The tug of the futures gives you phenomenal prices you don't deserve. Let me show you what I mean -- and why the early bird gets the bargain.
Don't Feel Guilty About Your Vices -- Invest in Them
As the pandemic restrictions recede, more and more people are indulging in drinks and dining out. Here's how to capitalize off of the trend.
Reawaken Your Portfolio With These 8 Reopening Stocks
With vaccination levels rising and COVID-19 restrictions continuing to ease, these companies are poised to benefit.
Charting 2 Household Names That Are Going Their Separate Ways
The technical signals for Clorox suggest more downside ahead, while Coca-Cola looks like it's preparing to head higher.
Grocery Falls Out of Favor at Goldman
Here on Tuesday morning Goldman Sachs downgraded Albertsons to Neutral from Buy with a new price target of $20 while Kroger was slapped with a new Sell rating vs. the prior Neutral with a target of $31. This isn't surprising, as the thinking is tha...
Inflation Signs Are Everywhere
The central bank chooses to be myopic for the time being.
Jim Cramer: Don't Get Crushed in the Earnings Gauntlet
This is that 72-hour period when the most important names report. Here's what you need to know to get through it.
The Hour Glass Phenomena, Oh Canada, Portfolio Haircut, Earth Day, ESG Investing
Canada made the developed world's first moves toward normalizing monetary policy coming out of the pandemic, despite the fact that Canada does not seem to be flattening its own curve.
Get Alpha From Delta
I'm seeing some attractive plays among the airlines.
Grab Pepsi by the Cup-and-Handle Pattern
Here's how to approach this 'Rockstar' beverage company right now.
Coca-Cola's Charts Are Poised to Bubble Higher
While KO has no snack business it should still do well as restaurants reopen.
Investing in Coca-Cola Is a Matter of Taste
You are not long and 'wrong' KO, just because I am long PepsiCo.
Bitcoin Stabilizes, COVID Update, Earnings So Far, Apple Event
The marketplace responded well to the first week of earnings season, or should we say what we saw beyond the banks that dominated.
Is Coca-Cola 'Drinkable' Right Now?
You asked. Here's the answer.
As the Quarter Winds Down, Rotational Action Rules
The market's biggest issue right now is that rotation and reallocation are producing choppy and inconsistent action.
Chinese Sportswear Brands Benefit from Nike, Adidas Pain
Sudden internet anger over months-old comments about Xinjiang cotton benefits Chinese apparel makers.
Jim Cramer: What History Tells Us About Bond-Rate Scares Like This
We could have some real pain ahead for some stocks. Five different kinds.
Market Resilience, Yield Spreads, Regional Banks, NYSE Relocation?
We always try to tell whoever will listen that regional banks would benefit the most should the long end of the curve ever show some life.
Kass: Here's My Super Bowl Indicator for the Stock Market
This year the Super Bowl Indicator says to short beer and food stocks, and to buy auto stocks!
