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Technical analysis update: KO (12th July 2021)The Coca Cola Company lacks a trend at the moment. This is reflected in low ADX value on daily timeframe. However, RSI, MACD and Stochastics are turning bullish. Support currently sits at 53.55 USD while resistance appears at 56.48 USD. We think there is potential for KO to resume its previous bullish trend and move above its resistance. Because of that we would like to update our medium term price target for KO to 56.50 USD. Disclaimer: This analysis is not intended to encourage buying or selling of any particular securities. Furthermore, it should not serve as basis for taking any trade action by individual investor. Your own due dilligence is highly advised before entering trade.
NYSE:KOLong
by Tradersweekly
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$KO - cup & handle breakout watchFirst breakout attempt failed and fall back below the cup rim. Break out point - $57 Target 1 - $58 Target 2 - $59 ——————————————————— How to read my charts? - Matching color trend lines shows the pattern. Sometimes a chart can have multiple patterns. Each pattern will have matching color trend lines . - The yellow horizontal lines shows support and resistance areas. - Fib lines also shows support and resistance areas. - The dotted white lines shows price projection for breakout or breakdown target. Disclaimer: Do your own DD. Not an investment advice.
NYSE:KOLong
by PaperBozz
New buy opportunity Coca ColaIt is sometimes crazy how simple actions by famous people influence a course. Here it was two footballers. But it is true that "bad publicity is still publicity". From a chart perspective, I see Coca Cola in a battle with a support zone. In addition, we have a trend line that can give us support. The wavereader gives us a 4h buy signal, which is definitely not to be ignored. I therefore expect another high in the medium term, after all the discussion about Coca Cola.
NYSE:KOLong
by UnknownUnicorn9344165
did Ronaldo really move coca cola?we have all seen that video of football player Cristiano Ronaldo moving the coke bottles to one side all over the interne and the press had a field day with it claiming that coca cola stock has plunged since that image was released. we have seen a move to the downside in KO but in my opinion that was more down to the media not the actual act its self, what i see is an exhaustion to an area of significance what investors will use in order to add positions. so knowing this is coca cola going to continue to the downside? probably not ... so we are looking for a long after we see bullish movement and then we are going to set a blo at the are of sensitivity for a quick in quick out.
NYSE:KOLong
by Trade_Rocket_Investments
Coca cola Long Shortly after Portuguese soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo slid two Coca-Cola bottles away from him during a press conference on Monday, at least $4 billion was wiped off the soft drink company's market value, according to data from stock market research platform Macrotrends. Every action has a reaction on the financial markets. This was one GOLDEN opportunity to sell coca cola on the markets. We expecting for a correction this coming week, Our target price level is $58.48.
NYSE:KOLong
by Pro-Trading-Africa
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COCA-COLA | FUNDAMENTAL ANALYSIS ⭐️Coca-Cola shareholders are getting one of the highest dividends in Wall Street history. The corporation has been paying dividends for more than a century, and in 2021 it raised its annual payout for the 59th consecutive year. But AT&T just recently showed the market a severe hint that even companies with a long tradition of dividend increases can't guarantee that those regular raises will last forever. So now is a good time for investors to take a closer look at Coca-Cola and estimate its ability to remain an outstanding company with a high dividend. Coke's 2% dividend increase in February brought its annual payout to $1.68 per share. Those who buy the stock at the current price will get a yield of about 3.1%, more than double the current S&P 500 average yield of about 1.4%. What's more, Coca-Cola, with more than 50 consecutive years of growth under its belt, is the Dividend King, a pretty rare title. Such a track record can lend additional confidence to income-oriented investors, as maintaining such momentum requires long-term balance sheet stability. Because of that, some rank Coca-Cola among the safest dividend stocks in the world. Of course, dividend stocks cannot explicitly guarantee future payouts. Nevertheless, since a rejection of such a massive series would likely cause a detrimental loss of confidence in Coca-Cola stock, investors can feel a high degree of confidence that management will make continued payout growth a priority. This beverage company's portfolio extends far beyond its flagship Coke brand and even soda. The company now owns about 200 brands, including such familiar names as Minute Maid orange juice, Honest Tea, Costa Coffee, and Topo Chico mineral water. In 2020, the company introduced Topo Chico, low-alcohol carbonated water (hard-seltzer) in the Mexican and Brazilian markets, and earlier this year brought it to the United States. It's the company's first entry into the spirits market after a brief stint in the wine business 40 years ago. Despite this broad range, however, investors have to look deeper to find the company's competitive advantages. Products such as water, tea, coffee, or juice can hardly be called unique. Nevertheless, Coca-Cola stands out largely because of the brand recognition it has built over many decades. High spending on marketing around the world helps ensure this recognition. In addition, the fact that the company charges competitive prices for its products contributes to both recognition and loyalty. Such advantages help the company generate the profits and free cash flow needed to pay dividends for decades to come. In 2020, Coca-Cola generated just under $8.7 billion in free cash flow when its payout was just over $7 billion. However, the fact that 81% of the company's free cash flow now goes to dividends is cause for concern. Notably, that percentage has remained unchanged from 2019 levels. When cash flow declined because of the pandemic, Coca-Cola management cut spending on fixed assets by 43%. This kept the share of cash flow going to dividends the same. In addition, current revenue and earnings trends do not bode well. Earnings are down 11% in 2020, and non-GAAP net income is down 6% as the company has cut operating expenses. The pandemic-related foodservice closures were largely responsible for last year's decline in sales. However, Coca-Cola's revenue growth rate has long been in the single-digit percentage range, and the company is projecting only single-digit revenue growth in 2021, despite the projected economic recovery this year. In addition, new investors will have to pay dearly for relatively sluggish growth. Over the past 10 years, Coca-Cola's stock price has risen only 62%, compared to a rise of more than 216% for the S&P 500. Yet despite this weak performance, the stock trades at 33 times earnings, exceeding the long-term historical averages for the S&P 500. Although Coca-Cola generates above-average returns, potential new investors have good reason to hesitate. Dividend costs already leave Coca-Cola with little to invest in the business. Thus, investors should anticipate only humble payout increases. Furthermore, if the company fails to increase revenues significantly over the next few years, its dividend hike streak could be in jeopardy. With all this in mind, investors should look for higher-yielding stocks that can afford to cover their payouts.
NYSE:KOLong
by FOREXN1