NASDAQ:PEP

PepsiCo (PEP)

137.63
-2.39 (1.71%)
as of Sep 4, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 10 opinions in the last 12 months.

PepsiCo faces significant challenges, particularly from the emerging GLP-1 weight loss drugs, which are impacting its snack sales and overall demand in North America. Recent reports show that while the company has a robust dividend yield of 4% and has historically performed well due to its strong snack portfolio like Frito-Lay, the current market dynamics have led to a lackluster performance, with a year-to-date decline in stock value compared to competitors like Coke. Despite being downgraded and facing a weakening North American consumer, some experts see potential in the stock if it falls further, labeling it as a buying opportunity. Analysts are divided on its valuation, with opinions suggesting it could be undervalued or fairly valued, reinforcing a cautious approach among investors as they await the upcoming earnings report, which could give clearer insights into its future potential.

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Undervalued
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Would be a good stock to own in less difficult times. Better than Coke because valuation multiples are better. More room for improvement.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Apr 6/11. Up 4.62%.)
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Apr 6/11, Up 2.73%) This is a turnaround story. They did better on the snack food story. They started spending more on advertising.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Doesn’t like either Coke or Pepsi. Wait for a pullback below $60. Prefers to KO. He is out of US stocks at present.
BUY
Has lagged a bit and has been hit by input costs in their snacks division. Decided to do some restructuring. Just started looking at it. A good international play.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Have been struggling with food price inflation. Good dividend. Casitas into the $70 range.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Good quality food company. These are the types of names that should be an anchor in your portfolio with reasonable valuations, good growth and products that people can't live without. Great exposure to emerging markets. Would buy below $60.
BUY
You should keep it. They expanded their international reach by buying a diary in Russia and will expand in China. Likes that they are not just beverage. 30% is snacks. Beverage side is holding them back. They have to execute but he things they will.
PAST TOP PICK
(Top Pick Dec 15/10, Up 2.36%) Continues to like it although here was a fungicide story today that is not approved in the US. This one has the snack food business. 2 or 3 multiple points less than coke.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Dec 15/10. Up 1.59%.) Great international exposure. Committed to a $2.5 billion investment in China. Recently bought a dairy concern in Russia. Likes that it is not a pure beverage company. About 30% of their business comes out of Frito-Lay. Fairly stable company.
PAST TOP PICK
Dec 15,2010 Recommended at $65.24 now $62.33 Down 2.25% Is more diversified then Coke, which gives it a nice combination of growth and stability.
TOP PICK
A leader in snacks and #2 in beverages. Took a beating because of market share loss in carbonated soft drinks and beverages in general. Over 3% dividend yield. Consistent grower cash flows. Acquiring a lot of snacks companies.
BUY
A fabulous company that has returned value to shareholders over a long period. Reasonable valuation here at 13-14 times earnings.
COMMENT
Has a level of support that it doesn't seem to be breaking. Chart doesn't excite him. He has no real conviction on this one.
BUY
Stock has not preformed well. Historically cheap on a PE valuation and versus Coca Cola (KO-N). 2 divisions, drinks and food. 2nd or 3rd biggest food company globally.
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