PepsiCo and Badger Meter are highlighted as quality dividend stocks currently trading below their historical averages, presenting attractive medium to long-term investment opportunities. PepsiCo faces short-term margin pressures due to inflation but anticipates improved cash flow and growth from acquisitions like Poppi, with analysts projecting a share price target of $200 by 2028. Badger Meter's recent share price decline and debt-free status position it well for growth through acquisitions, with expected double-digit earnings growth starting in 2027. Both companies carry inflation risks but offer appealing entry points for dividend growth investors aiming for solid returns over the next 2 to 3 years.
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PepsiCo, a global leader in snacks and beverages, is currently trading near its 52-week low and offers a dividend yield of over 4%. Despite volume declines in North America due to pricing and consumer challenges, its international segments are drivin...
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