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NASDAQ: PEPPepsico (PEP) stock, explained like you're 5
Pepsico trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker PEP. It is a large cap company in the beverages non alcoholic industry, part of the consumer defensive sector, with a market value of about 172 billion dollars.
- Ticker
- PEP
- Exchange
- Nasdaq
- Sector
- Consumer Defensive
- Industry
- Beverages Non Alcoholic
- Size
- Large cap, about 172 billion dollars
How Pepsico makes money
- Selling everyday goods such as food, drinks and household items.
- Brands that people keep buying in good times and bad.
- Stores and distribution.
What moves PEP stock
- Costs for ingredients, packaging and shipping.
- Whether shoppers trade down to cheaper brands.
- Steady dividends and market mood, since these stocks are seen as safer.
In the news lately
- PepsiCo Stock Looks Cheaper but Growth Remains the Catch (Yahoo Finance)
- PepsiCo Reports Q3 Earnings Next Week Who Owns PEP Stock? (TipRanks)
- PepsiCo (PEP)’s Dividend is Strong but the Stock Needs a Turnaround (Yahoo Finance)
- Why PepsiCo just got hit with a downgrade despite the stock trading at a 52 week low (Yahoo Finance)
- PEP Stock Faces Fresh Pressure: Barclays Cuts Price Target, Warns Turnaround Is Losing Steam Ahead Of Q2 Earnings (Stocktwits)
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Questions about Pepsico stock
What does Pepsico do?
Pepsico trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker PEP. It is a large cap company in the beverages non alcoholic industry, part of the consumer defensive sector, with a market value of about 172 billion dollars.
What is the ticker symbol for Pepsico?
Pepsico trades under the ticker PEP on the Nasdaq.
How does Pepsico make money?
Selling everyday goods such as food, drinks and household items. Brands that people keep buying in good times and bad. Stores and distribution.
What moves PEP stock?
Costs for ingredients, packaging and shipping. Whether shoppers trade down to cheaper brands. Steady dividends and market mood, since these stocks are seen as safer.
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