PepsiCo is set to report Q2 earnings amid expectations of weaker consumer demand following a strong Q1 with 8.5% revenue growth. The company plans selective price increases and leverages World Cup marketing to support margins and boost Q3 growth. Its dividend yield stands at 3.8% with improved payout safety. Investors are advised to hold, with a potential buying opportunity if shares dip below $135 after earnings.
RoseNose Investing Group highlights Nvidia and PepsiCo as undervalued stocks with strong growth and reliable dividends, recommending them as buys. Shell is considered fairly valued with a 4% dividend yield, suggesting buying on dips but not aggressiv...
Jim Cramer advises investors to view the recent market rotation as a buying opportunity for high-quality stocks that were unfairly sold off due to institutional portfolio shifts. He highlights companies such as Johnson & Johnson, PepsiCo, Starbucks, ...
Taco Bell Canada introduced two new menu items: Crispy Chicken Nuggets with a Jalapeño Honey Mustard sauce, and Mountain Dew Baja Midnight, the first new Mountain Dew Baja Blast flavor in over 20 years. The nuggets feature all-white meat with Mexican...
Wall Street investors are focused on the start of the second-quarter earnings season, the Federal Reserve's June meeting minutes, and key economic data releases this week. The Fed minutes are expected to reveal how policymakers balance inflation risk...
Stock market futures will begin trading on Sunday evening, marking the start of a relatively quiet week ahead. This calm period precedes the busy second-quarter earnings season, when many companies will report their financial results. Investors are l...
