Prev Close | 143.02 |
Open | 142.07 |
Day Low/High | 141.87 / 143.97 |
52 Wk Low/High | 101.42 / 148.77 |
Volume | 3.27M |
Prev Close | 143.02 |
Open | 142.07 |
Day Low/High | 141.87 / 143.97 |
52 Wk Low/High | 101.42 / 148.77 |
Volume | 3.27M |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 1380.05B |
Market Cap | 196.75B |
P/E Ratio | 27.44 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
We could have some real pain ahead for some stocks. Five different kinds.
Who knew high finance was so easy? And why the heck was I working so hard? Fundamental analysis is so 1980s.
This year the Super Bowl Indicator says to short beer and food stocks, and to buy auto stocks!
* The heavier the Super Bowl advertising by a company/industry, the more likely its stock or sector will underperform. And vice versa. * This year My Super Bowl Indicator says to short beer and food stocks and to buy auto stocks! "2020 was a great ...
Beyond Meat is rising after a partnership with Pepsi was announced. Let's check the charts.
Remember, you only need to get rich once.
The new crowd wants to know how companies are helping the helpless and saving the environment -- and here's why that matters.
The consistent annual dividend increases by this quartet even during bad times make them good income-investing bets going forward.
Let's look at the three main ways stocks can go up, and which of those we're seeing in action right now.
The market is reflecting a triumph of big business over small business, and here's what that means for individual stocks.
It should be clear that this isn't just a matter of 'good news drives the market higher and bad news will drive it lower'.
PEP is confident. I'm very confident in keeping a defensive spot on the roster for a staple such as this.
Suddenly, both sides realize that they have played politics and the people had noticed. Not those two from Tuesday night. Thankfully.
A technical strategy update on PepsiCo ahead of earnings.
PEP looks like it can hold current levels.
The greedy are, at last, getting blown out, and the prudent being vindicated. I see three buckets of stocks that intrigue me now.
Seven consequences of what Salesforce and Marc Benioff, the exec most close to Covid, announced Wednesday.
Even the president has switched sides on this issue that could help flatten the curve and help get the economy rolling again.
Overall, the banks failed you again. But the future for two of them is much brighter than the past.
Let's go over five excuses so you know and are armed with them when they are used and make you faint and weak-handed.
This is pretty much exactly what you get when you have so much positive research.
Next week the June quarter earnings season maelstrom kicks off with 115 companies, including 32 S&P 500 constituents, reporting their latest quarterly results. In recent days we've seen a number of companies up their outlook for the quarter but we'v...
There are 153,000 convenience stores in the U.S. and these outlets sell the bulk of the country's cigarettes.
This area of investing is much larger than just food and drinks and includes health care products of all sorts -- including Patterson Companies.
Is cash still king? Hard to say for sure. Do investors need to be diversified? Yes.
PEP could dip near-term before longer-term gains.
I wouldn't mind owning the shares, and they do yield 2.7%.