Pepsi's dividend yield has reached 3.67%, the highest since the beginning stages of COVID, making it an attractive entry point that rarely occurs. There were no stocks that paid an increased ...
Pepsi’s sales volumes have taken a hit, but its earnings continue to grow. The company can afford future dividend raises even in an economic slowdown. Pepsi stock has a dirt-cheap valuation ...
In this scenario, its free-cash-flow valuation could get a little cheaper between now and 2030, and its market valuation could still surpass Pepsi's current market cap. With the cybersecurity ...