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PepsiCo's 2025 hurdles are macroeconomic and not company-specific; the price plunge is setting up a deep value opportunity for long-term investors.

Investors have been reminded that low growth is better than no growth; here are three dividend stocks that can provide shelter in the current storm

PepsiCo set to unveil its first-quarter results later this month and analysts expect a notable drop in earnings.

McDonald’s is battling back from a tough 2024 with its $5 Meal Deal reasserting the company as a value brand and a sound investment for investors seeking safety

These three "buy" rated companies are industry leaders, and if you believe the analysts, they could soar in the next year.

These three "buy" rated companies are industry leaders, and if you believe the analysts, they could soar in the next year.

PepsiCo has said it will hike its dividend by 5% but has not yet set the exact dividend per share amount - expected next month. One way to play this is to short out-of-the-money puts and buy long-dated calls.

PepsiCo has underperformed the Dow over the past year, but analysts are moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

PepsiCo announced a 5% dividend hike starting in June. Based on this, PEP stock has a dividend yield of over 3.93%, 42% higher than its average yield over the last five years. This makes it attractive to value investors.

While PepsiCo has underperformed relative to the broader market over the past year, Wall Street analysts remain moderately optimistic about the stock’s prospects.

Investing in dividend aristocrats can form the cornerstone of a reliable investment strategy, owing to their qualities like consistent payouts, recession-proof, and risk protection. So, it could be wise to invest in dividend aristocrat stocks Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), PepsiCo (PEP), and Target (TGT) for substantial gains. Keep reading….