| Prev Close | 127.01 |
| Day Low/High | 126.73 / 128.26 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 95.94 / 127.11 |
PepsiCo, Inc. (PEP)
127.09
NASDAQ
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 1401.82B |
| Market Cap | 178.05B |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Good News From China, Plus Netflix Earnings and Playing CSX: Market Recon
China reported positive data, bolstering markets. Netflix had a beat on earnings, but faces fierce competition ahead. CSX is a thing of beauty.
The Week Ahead: Retail Sales, Beige Book and 16 Key Earnings Results to Watch
It is going to be fast, it is going to be furious during a shortened week of trading.
Uber vs. Lyft: The Tale of the Titanic IPO Tape
Who you gonna call for a ride?
SpartanNash: Healthier Foods, Healthier Dividend Yield
Grocery distributor SpartanNash is out front in the trend towards healthier food and beverage products, plus it has an enviable dividend yield.
Soda Wars: Is PepsiCo or Coca-Cola the Better Dividend Stock?
Look beyond dividend yield to find the best growth story for these beverage makers.
Jim Cramer: The Fed's Dramatic Sea Change and What It Means for Stocks Now
The best stocks to buy in this environment are the ones that have the greatest growth.
Nelson Peltz Could Be Key to Cannabis in Consumer Packaged Goods
Aurora's prominent partner could be cannabis' key to breaking into consumer segments.
Aurora Cannabis Stock Burns Higher After Adding Billionaire Advisor Peltz
Aurora's addition of a big name activist is accelerating share growth.
Amazon Won't Crush Kroger By Competing With Itself
It would make little sense to take a step backward into bricks and mortar when consumer trends are so clearly shifting toward online purchases.
Chart of the Day 2: North America Is the Big Battleground for Pepsi and Coke
Pepsi's clash with Coke is most pivotal closer to home.
Chart of the Day: Can Pepsi Push Past La Croix For Seltzer Sippers?
is La Croix a conqueror or is Pepsi planning a coup?
Wall Street Sees Safe Stock Story for PepsiCo Under New CEO Laguarta
Pepsi looks like a safe play to analysts.
I Would Pick Up PepsiCo Stock on a Down Day, Not on a Day Like This
There is honestly nothing in the fundamental data that would provoke me as a trader to take on an entry position at this time.
PepsiCo Pops Post-Earnings in a Sharp Contrast to Rival Coke
A small dividend hike is helping to give PepsiCo shares a boost after its mixed earnings report.
New York's Epic Amazon Failure; Buffett's 13-F; Traders Play It Safe Into Close
Why does it always make me feel uncomfortable when my plan diverges from Warren Buffett's?
Jim Cramer: These Products Are Essential to Corporations and Your Portfolio
These firms offer complex hardware and software solutions that empower the modern-day corporation.
The Week Ahead: Inflation, Retail Sales and 13 Key Earnings Reports to Watch
Nvidia and Coca-Cola are just two names set to report. Here's what to key in on.
Jim Cramer: Bezos, Amazon, and Next Week's Game Plan
Next week we'll be at the tail end of earnings season. It's been a blast, at least until this past week when we got some iffy news about trade.
PepsiCo Could Work Itself Higher in the Months Ahead
What do the charts look like now?
Jim Cramer: What Matters After Today Is Earnings
A trade deal with China could certainly help as well.
Jim Cramer: Jay Powell Is a Nightmare for President Trump and Stock Buyers
5 key things investors need to know about their portfolios and how to proceed after the Fed's disappointing announcement.
Jim Cramer: Don't Throw Away These Stocks
It's done without much thought even though their companies are doing amazingly well.
Jim Cramer: A Gameplan to Ride Out Trump-Jinping G-20 Talks
Here are some possible outcomes of this weekend, and how you can prepare your portfolio.
Jim Cramer: What If Trump Tweets Xi Forced Him to Ignite the 25% Tariff Fuse?
Here are 4 stocks that can be bought into the stock cyclone that might occur if things don't go the bulls way in the Argentine.
Jim Cramer: How Will We Know When the Pain Is Over?
In a bear market the same pieces of news, perhaps weaker sales or perhaps tariffs, keep taking it down.
