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PEP bounce to $163MODs have suggested that I provide more detail about the picks I make. Sorry. I'm not as verbose as y'all, and I don't like things to be complicated. My trading plan is very simple. I buy or sell at top & bottom of parallel channels. I confirm when price hits Fibonacci levels. So... Here's why I'm picking this symbol to do the thing. (4HR chart) Price at bottom channels (period 100 52 39 & 26) Stochastic Momentum Index (SMI) near oversold level VBSM is spiked negative Price at near 3.618 Fibonacci level In at $158.8 Target is $163 or channel top Stop loss is $157
NASDAQ:PEPLong
by chancethepug
2
11/18/24 - $pep - LT valuation too cheap <$16011/18/24 :: VROCKSTAR :: NASDAQ:PEP LT valuation too cheap <$160 - not going anywhere. snack king. 18x next year PE for that is, respectfully, Mr. Market, "too cheap". - 5% FCF yield better than cash, and growing EPS in mid singles range. - on it's SPXEW pair, holy cow - lowest ever - looks like this company is headed to oblivion (it's not) - one of those rare period in mkt where stonks favor the energy + bitcoin + AI complex (and i don't disagree! i own bitcoin, utility solar and meta/tsm!), but AI is not coming to disrupt snacks anytime soon, ironically one of those weird long "hedges" i search for. it's a safety trade (staple, pricing power, global footprint, valuation cheap) - cheap can always get cheaper, i'm no stranger to this - so what i've done is taken long dated jan 17 2027 ITM $140C action in order to keep my size smallish near 1% but give myself the 4-5x leverage bump. my thinking is... any move higher and i probably just marinate and let this thing go to work and don't have to stress. any lower, and i can set that expiry lower and perhaps go larger, or even own shares (which i can sell calls on over time). but for now i want exposure at the current px but also want to keep my cash balance high. Thoughts? V
NASDAQ:PEPLong
by VROCKSTAR
Pepsi Co to test 157$ resistance, what's next?Pepsi co had a steady bull run from March of 2020 to May 2023, where the price doubled in a span of three years after testing it's long term support line in March of 2020 at 100$. Since May 2023, the price is in a downtrend and even Trump pump did not help it! Currently price is about to test its short term resistance at 157$. This price coincides with 0.382 fibonacci retracement level. If the price holds there, there might be a chance for Pepsi co to break out of the downtrend and start a bull run. However, if the resistance does not hold and price fall below 150$, we are probably going to test the long term trend line (green line) which has been a support since market crash of 2009. If that happens, then we will be looking at prices around 130$ per share. This price is retracement level of 0.618 of fibonacci level.
NASDAQ:PEPShort
by Mo_reza_kaz
PepsiCo Stock Struggles Amid Weak Revenue and Guidance CutPepsiCo Inc. (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:PEP ) has long been a staple of the food and beverage industry, with a reputation for consistent growth and strong brand recognition. However, recent performance suggests a slowdown in momentum, as both technical indicators and fundamental data point to challenges ahead for the stock. Declining Revenue and Softened Outlook On Tuesday, PepsiCo (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:PEP ) reported its fiscal third-quarter results, revealing a mixed performance that failed to meet Wall Street's expectations. The company posted earnings per share of $2.31, narrowly surpassing analyst expectations of $2.29, but its revenue of $23.32 billion fell short of the anticipated $23.76 billion ugh too bad. This marks a 0.6% decline in net sales compared to the same quarter last year. The revenue shortfall is largely attributed to the impact of product recalls in its Quaker Foods North America division, a key segment of the company’s portfolio. Quaker Foods saw a 13% volume drop following recalls related to salmonella contamination and the subsequent closure of a production facility. The weakening demand in the U.S. market, alongside disruptions in international markets such as Latin America and the Middle East (Tensions between Israel, Iran and Lebanon), exacerbated PepsiCo's woes. PepsiCo CEO Ramon Laguarta acknowledged the challenges, noting that weaker-than-expected sales, particularly in its snack and beverage divisions, have weighed heavily on the company's outlook. As a result, PepsiCo (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:PEP ) trimmed its full-year organic revenue growth forecast, now expecting only a low-single-digit rise, down from the previous 4% projection. Moreover, despite some resilience in brands like Gatorade and Pepsi within the North American beverage segment, overall volume declined by 3%, underscoring the broader slowdown in consumer demand. Rising inflation and shifts in consumer behavior have prompted shoppers across various income levels to cut back on discretionary spending, especially on premium products. Let's check out what the Technical data says From a technical perspective, PepsiCo’s stock is reflecting the underlying weaknesses in its business. After consolidating within a tight range for much of the year, NASDAQ:PEP has now formed a bearish reversal pattern, signaling the potential for further downside. As of the latest premarket trading, the stock is down 0.66%, and its technical indicators suggest that more selling pressure may be on the horizon. The relative strength index (RSI) stands at 32.74, inching closer to the oversold territory, which reflects a growing bearish sentiment. An RSI reading below 30 typically indicates that a stock is oversold, but NASDAQ:PEP is dangerously close to crossing that threshold, which could spur a wave of panic selling. Furthermore, PepsiCo's stock is currently trading below its key moving averages, with the 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day moving averages converging at a critical juncture. When these averages converge and begin to trend downward, it often signals that a stock could face extended bearish momentum. In this case, the bearish crossover suggests that NASDAQ:PEP may experience further downside movement in the near term. The stock is also hovering near a crucial support level at $158, a pivot point that, if breached, could open the door to a steeper decline. Should NASDAQ:PEP break below this support, it may revisit its recent lows, potentially entering a more prolonged bearish trend. Conclusion: A Cautious Outlook for PepsiCo Investors PepsiCo's (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:PEP ) revised guidance for organic revenue growth indicates that management is bracing for slower growth ahead, and this cautious outlook has weighed on investor sentiment. From a technical standpoint, PepsiCo’s stock appears vulnerable to further declines, with bearish patterns and weak momentum pointing to the possibility of additional downside. The stock's proximity to a critical support level at $158, coupled with a low RSI and downward-trending moving averages, suggests that investors should exercise caution. PepsiCo (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:PEP ) may face headwinds in the coming months. While the company remains a long-term blue-chip investment, short-term traders and investors should monitor the stock closely for any signs of a reversal, particularly if the stock breaches its key support level. Until the company can demonstrate stronger revenue growth and address its operational challenges, NASDAQ:PEP may continue to underperform relative to market expectations.
NASDAQ:PEPShort
by DEXWireNews
Pepsico (PEP): Breakout or Rebound? Earnings Report IncomingThis week, Pepsico is set to announce its earnings, and we continue to monitor the same pattern that has persisted for a while now. PepsiCo's recent $1.2 billion acquisition of Siete Foods is a strategic move to expand Frito-Lay's "better-for-you" snack segment. Although the near-term impact on revenue is expected to be minimal, Citi predicts a modest contribution to overall growth. The deal is anticipated to close in 2025, broadening PepsiCo's multicultural portfolio. From a technical perspective, NASDAQ:PEP is still moving within the established range. We've added zones above and below the range and highlighted each instance when NASDAQ:PEP broke through the range. Except for one occurrence, all these breakouts provided good entry opportunities. The future direction remains uncertain, but the key is whether Pepsico can hold its level upon breaking through the range—it needs to hold to sustain momentum rather than falling back. For now, we continue to keep a close watch on NASDAQ:PEP and are waiting for this week's earnings report to provide further clarity. ✅
NASDAQ:PEP
by freeguy_by_wmc
10/7/24 - $pep - Swing long into print10/7/24 :: VROCKSTAR :: NASDAQ:PEP Swing long into print - Keeping it small (tue AM EPS), just keeping the knife sharp - 20x NTM PE for a HSD EPS grower not "great" but this portfolio of brands and know Siete *tiny violin and salty tortilla-shaped tear* is a pretty good "LT" price www.fdiforum.net - the rub is stonk has been relatively flat for a while in an up market (red flag) - i think the analysis is as simple as this - 20x and have pricing power, 2.5% fcf yield +HSD fcf growth is better than cash, "consumer" on it's back but staples seem to do being well (look at grocery). if it's off on the day - i'd probably dip buy it for a more YE style swing. thoughts? V
NASDAQ:PEPLong
by VROCKSTAR
2
PEPSICO - Increased Probability of AppreciationPEP is supported by FiboClouds for appreciation within the H3, H4, and H6 timeframes, sufficient to reach the first target and attempt the second, provided that the stop loss is properly repositioned at the time of the first partial realization. If this projection is confirmed and a partial realization occurs at the first target, the stop loss should be moved from its initial position to the same line where the position was entered. This way, the journey towards the final target will proceed with reduced risk of losses and the preservation of the partial gains achieved so far. Follow us to receive notifications of new trades, as well as frequent updates on ongoing trades. Finally, if you agree with the idea or found it useful, please give it a BOOST so that it can reach more people!
NASDAQ:PEPLong
by EthosInvest
Ichimoku Watch: Soft Support Seen Ahead of Earnings for PepsiUpcoming Earnings: PepsiCo, Inc. (ticker: PEP) is scheduled to report earnings before the market opens on 11 July. The consensus Earnings Per Share (EPS) estimate for the fiscal quarter ending June 2024 is $2.16. The reported EPS for the same quarter a year prior was $2.09. Ichimoku Indicator Suggests Bearish Movement for the Stock Since forming a top at $183.41 in mid-May, Pepsi has been strongly trading lower and is now showing early signs of a downtrend forming, according to price structure. Support from $161.81 was tested in mid-June, but as you can see, it failed to generate much bullish excitement, topping out at $169.61 and is now on track to retest the noted support level. According to the Ichimoku Indicator, the current support level is also vulnerable. A break lower could lead to a move to support at $159.00 and perhaps the October 2023 lows of $155.83. You will see that we now have a defined Ichimoku Cloud overhead between the Leading Span A (light green at $166.71) and the Leading Span B (light orange at $172.48). In addition to this, the Conversion Line (blue at $165.44) crossed below the Base line (red at $167.97), and the Lagging Span (dark green at $162.12) is also below price action, of which both are considered bearish signals. Price Direction? Current support depicts weakness ahead of this week’s earnings. As such, any rebound from the level could be recognised as a sell-on-rally theme, particularly if the area between the Conversion Line and the Base Line ($165.44-$167.97) or even the Ichimoku Cloud is tested. Ultimately, the next downside support target can be seen at $159.00.
NASDAQ:PEPShort
by FPMarkets
PepsiCo _ Next Target is Triangle Pattern TopPepsiCo is forming a Triangle Pattern. The Next Target is the Top of the Triangle. If it doesn't Breakout above the Triangle Pattern (or) Resistance, the market is Expected to move downward again, anticipating a breakout at the bottom of the triangle. If there is a breakout at the bottom of the triangle, the market Expects a 27% fall. Because PepsiCo has been trading within two parallel lines, or a channel, since 2009. Therefore, if it breakout on the bottom side of the triangle pattern, the market could fall to at least the 0.3 Fibonacci Retracement level. Refer to this below image : Support me; I want to Help People Make PROFIT all over the "World".
NASDAQ:PEPLong
by SasikumarMani
PepsiCo Stock Rebounds from Yearly Low Ahead of Earnings ReportPepsiCo Stock Rebounds from Yearly Low Ahead of Earnings Report The PepsiCo stock chart indicates: → Yesterday, the price dropped below $161, setting a new low for 2024. → However, by the end of the trading day, the price rose above $163.3, closing near the day's high. This bullish intraday behaviour might suggest positive sentiment emerging ahead of today's earnings report. According to Dow Jones Newswires: → PepsiCo's management anticipates organic revenue growth of 4% and an 8% increase in earnings per share in 2024. → The consensus among analysts tracked by FactSet is a 3% rise in sales and a 7% increase in earnings. PepsiCo's stock has fallen by 9% over the past two months. Investors are concerned that demand might suffer due to rising prices from inflation and the growing popularity of weight-loss drugs, which could curb people's cravings for snacks and sugary drinks. Technical Analysis of the PEP Daily Chart Today Shows: → In the long term, the PEP price is in an uptrend (shown in blue). → The price decline from the May high (point A) has brought the price to the lower boundary of this channel, suggesting a potential buying opportunity. → The RSI indicator at point B (13 June) fell into the oversold zone, and yesterday's price action might be forming a bullish divergence. Today's earnings report will provide more clarity. If investors see strong sales results, the PEP stock price might receive a bullish boost. In such a case, resistance could be encountered around the $170 level. According to TipRanks analysts' forecast monitoring, the average target price for PEP stock is $187.40, representing a 14.55% increase from current levels in the next 12 months. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
NASDAQ:PEP
by FXOpen
1
PepsiCo: Analyst Bullish Despite Slowdown, Sees 17% UpsidePepsiCo, the giant in the beverage and snack food industry, is currently under the spotlight as analysts adjust their price targets ahead of its upcoming quarterly earnings report. Amidst varying evaluations, one Wall Street analyst remains notably optimistic about the stock's future, suggesting a significant upside potential. Banking on Continued Profitability: Analyst Bryan Spillane of Bank of America Securities remains bullish on PepsiCo despite lowering his price estimate from $210 to $190 per share. Spillane's objective suggests a potential 17.2% increase over the following 12 months, demonstrating significant confidence in PepsiCo's steady profitability and earnings power. PepsiCo's Financial Resilience: Spillane acknowledges some concerns regarding soft demand in the food and beverage sector but believes PepsiCo's current valuation is attractive. The company has a solid track record of profitability, supported by its strategic pricing and product placement. Spillane's confidence is further bolstered by PepsiCo's ability to maintain healthy profit margins despite industry challenges. PepsiCo's Strengths and Opportunities: PepsiCo has always been a favorite choice for investors due to its diverse product portfolio and consistent dividend payouts. The company's strong presence in both snacks and beverages ensures a steady revenue stream. Presently, PepsiCo offers a dividend yield of over 3%, making it an appealing option for income-focused investors. Growth Amidst a Slowdown: Even with recent concerns about a slowdown, PepsiCo's results remain robust. Despite a modest 2.3% sales increase in Q1, this follows years of consistent revenue growth. In 2023, the company's sales increased by 8.7%, with a 10-year CAGR of 3.3%, showcasing PepsiCo's resilience and consistent growth capability. Pricing Strategies: PepsiCo's revenue growth has largely been driven by strategic price increases. Despite higher prices potentially affecting volume sales, the company has successfully increased its overall revenue. This approach underscores PepsiCo's strong brand equity and its ability to navigate market dynamics effectively. Valuation and Dividend Appeal: Given PepsiCo's current trading price, investors have a valuable opportunity. The price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of the stock is currently 20.6, which is less than its historical average of 23 to 25. With PepsiCo's astounding record of 52 years of dividend increases, this reduction presents a unique opportunity to purchase shares at a discount in a dependable and rapidly expanding business. Broader Industry Context: The non-alcoholic beverage market is evolving, with major brewers like Carlsberg expanding their soft drink portfolios to adapt to changing consumer preferences. Carlsberg's recent acquisition of Britvic, a Pepsi and Lipton distributor, underscores the growing importance of the non-alcoholic segment. This trend reflects a broader industry shift towards diversification and catering to health-conscious consumers. Strategic Implications: PepsiCo is well-positioned for future growth thanks to its sustained emphasis on both its core products and smart acquisitions. The company remains an appealing option for investors seeking steady returns due to its robust dividend policy and ability to balance price hikes with volume sales. Conclusion: PepsiCo remains a strong contender in the beverage and snack food market, with analysts like Bryan Spillane projecting significant upside potential. Despite a recent slowdown in growth, the company’s strategic pricing, consistent profitability, and attractive valuation present a solid investment opportunity. As PepsiCo prepares to release its second-quarter earnings, investors should closely monitor its performance and consider the long-term benefits of holding PEP stock in their portfolios.
NASDAQ:PEPLong
by signalmastermind