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Coca Cola supply and demand analysis and forecastCoca Cola american stock supply and demand trading trading analysis. Coca Cola stock is in a clear long term uptrend for many months now, creating new demand imbalances and respecting them. No matter which stock trading strategy you use, the bias on Coca Cola stock is bullish unless you are doing intraday or scalping where shorts would also be allowed. As a long term investor, going short or selling short Coca Cola stock with in such a clear uptrend is suicidal. As a beginner in trading stocks, we recommend you to stay away from lagging indicators. Looking at price action alone without any interference will help you understand how the stock market works, it will help you learn how to trade stocks easier. How to invest in stocks as a beginner? Locate strong bullish impulses that are printing highs higher than previous highs. The strength of the impulse is key to understand where potential new imbalances are created. Coca Cola american stock has been rallying for months creating new demand levels and retracing to them. The long term bias is bullish with bullish impulses being stronger than market corrections. Demand levels at $37, $41 and $41 have held really way in such a bullish market. You don’t need huge amounts of money to trade stocks, you can learn how to trade stocks with little money. by joining out trading course.
NYSE:KO
by AlfonsoMoreno
The KO’s Price Will Surge Above $50 Soon! The Catalyst is CoffeeHey, traders, That’s the question Coca-cola, one of the world’s largest beverage manufacturers, is asking as it pivots away from its traditional fizzy soft drinks into other niches. After beating expectations of 46 cents earnings per share with 48 cents , KO stock jumped 3%, finally shattering a flat line for the entire year. A lot of that has to do with Coke’s embrace of alternative beverages, including water, sports drinks, and yes, coffee. Coca-cola coffee??? As odd as it may seem, Coke is going full-in on the coffee biz, buying up coffee chain Costa Coffee, a common staple in European cities. Costa competes with Starbucks, beating out Starbucks in its home market of the UK by 39% to 25% market share. James Quincy is taking a big risk... The KO CEO is open about his plan to transition the iconic Coke brand from just soda to other beverages, a move he calls ‘total beverage.’ But while consumers love their coke, evidenced by a 1% rise in sales volume of the traditional fizzy drink, it remains to be seen whether they’d be on board for a coffee or energy drink version as well. Do You Want a Coke With That? Testing Coke Coffee has already launched in 25 overseas markets, including a Coke ‘Plus Cafe Espresso’ and Coke Energy, but none in the US. They’ve also shied away from rebranding Costa as Coke so far, while developing a new line of chilled coffee products under the Costa brand. Wut We Think: Soda isn’t going anywhere soon, and rising sales volumes means that Coca-cola isn’t going anywhere either. However, this pivot into coffee, and other beverages may prove crucial to Coke’s future success . Keeping an eye on the Southeast Asia market, where ‘Coke Coffee’ was first launched, is a good idea (and if you’re in the area, pick up a Coke Coffee yourself for a test!). If it’s well received and introduced to Western markets, expect a new beverage craze to strike in the near future . If you like this analysis and would like to receive future updates - Please, follow me on TradingView! If you follow me, I guarantee you will receive timely updates to this trading strategy in the future, including all new trading signals. If you agree, please, Like this Idea - This would be the best feedback and encouragement for me! To your trading success, Monfex! Disclaimer This report is for information purposes only and should not be considered a solicitation to buy or sell any cryptocurrency or cryptocurrency product. Monfex accepts no responsibility for any consequences resulting from the use of this material. Consequently, any person acting on it does so entirely at their own risk.
NYSE:KOLong
by Monfex