NYSE:DEO
Diageo PLC (DEO)
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Technical Analysis 
Sep 9, 2026, 12:00 amThis summary was created by AI, based on 5 opinions in the last 12 months.
Diageo PLC is facing significant challenges that have led to a downturn in its stock performance, as indicated by multiple expert reviews. The company reported disappointing results, resulting in a drastic dividend cut and a sharp decline in share value. A common theme among the comments is the generational shift away from alcohol consumption, compounded by economic factors such as inflation and competition from cannabis. The agave sales have also taken a hit due to legal troubles, and experts are questioning the sustainability of the company's premium brand focus. While some see potential in a strategic turnaround under new leadership, a consensus exists that the current road ahead is fraught with difficulties, specifically in regards to competition and changing consumer habits.
Great global brand and tremendous diversification across the spirits business, both in terms of the number of products and the number of countries it sells to. Probably pretty expensive right now. Your dividend will grow over time and you will probably get your capital appreciation. For a long hold, in some ways, it is an ideal stock.
Sin stocks have performed very, very well. Has grown on the back of a distilled liquor business and doing a global roll up in emerging markets. Look for an earnings dip to pick some of the stock up.
Darren SissonsThey are the premium alcohol company. Low beta stock but with a 10% long-term growth outlook. Nice dividend yield of about 2.4% that should grow by 9%-10% over the next 3 years.
Stan WongWorld’s biggest liquor company. Been a wonderful investment and he thinks it will continue doing well. The big growth for the company is in developing markets. Well-run company. PE ratio is 18.
Norman Levine
This has had phenomenal run. The thing that worries him is when will it come to an end. Global portfolio of distilled products. Driven by emerging markets. Demand is not going away. He likes it but is concerned about the run. At some point he will cut it in half.
Darren Sissons
Gavin Graham
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