Why Is PepsiCo Stock Falling, and Is It a Buying Opportunity?

Earlier this year, PepsiCo reduced prices by as much as 15% to lure back price-conscious consumers. The company's dividend yield is above 4%.

The Motley Fool • 6 hours ago

Coca-Cola vs. Pepsi: Which dividend stock is a better buy for 2027?

Considering the stark difference in the stock market performance of the two preeminent beverage giants – Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) and PepsiCo Inc. (NASDAQ: PEP) – the better investment for 2027 might appear self-evident, but the details of the two firms call for closer scrutiny.

Finbold • 9 hours ago

Best Dividend Aristocrats For November 2026

Dividend Aristocrats underperformed SPY in September but rebounded sharply in October, narrowing the YTD gap. NOBL and the average Aristocrat have YTD returns of 13.13% and 13.35%, trailing SPY's 14.15%. Dividend growth among Aristocrats accelerated, with the 2026 average increase now at 4.55%, bolstered by recent double-digit hikes.

Seeking Alpha • 15 hours ago

PepsiCo vs. Coca-Cola: Which Beverage Titan Is the Better Bet?

PEP and KO leverage iconic brands, global reach and growth strategies, but contrasting margins, valuations and earnings trends raise key investment questions.

Zacks Investment Research • 5 hours ago

PepsiCo Hasn't Been This Cheap Relative to Earnings in 6 Years. Here's Why That's the Signal to Buy.

PepsiCo's shares have hardly ever been this cheap relative to the company's earnings. A stagnant North American business is the primary culprit, and an activist investor is now involved.

The Motley Fool • Oct 28, 2026

PepsiCo's North America Reset: Can Cost Cuts Restore Growth?

PEP's North America reset targets cost cuts, brand investments and portfolio innovation to revive growth amid consumer and cost pressures.

Zacks Investment Research • Oct 28, 2026

Inflation Is Running Above 3%. These 3 Dividend Stocks Can Keep Up.

A fixed income stream quietly loses ground every time prices climb, but three companies have built the exact mechanisms to fight back and keep your paycheck growing year after year.

24/7 Wall Street • Oct 28, 2026

3 Beverage Stocks With Dependable Brands. Are Their Dividends Just as Dependable?

Soda and coffee brands hold up when the economy wobbles, but the cash flowing to shareholders from these three beverage giants varies far more than their reputations suggest.

24/7 Wall Street • Oct 28, 2026

4 Consumer Staples Dividend Kings That Have Raised Shareholder Payouts for Decades

People buy toothpaste, laundry detergent, diapers, and soda in good economies and bad ones. That steady demand turns into steady cash, and steady cash is what lets a board raise a dividend year after year for half a century.

24/7 Wall Street • Oct 27, 2026

Coca-Cola Yields Just 2.2% Compared to 4.3% for PepsiCo. Here's the Better Dividend King Stock for Generating Long-Term Passive Income.

Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi are Dividend Kings, having boosted their payouts for more than 50 consecutive years. Coca-Cola's dividend yield is on the lower side at 2.2%, while Pepsi's is nearly double at 4.3%.

The Motley Fool • Oct 27, 2026