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So first Coca Cola fetched into the depot. My reasoning I see at #cocacola simply still a lot of potential upwards. Furthermore, the sales figures are always constant to rising. At #pepsico I am of the opinion that not much more increase is possible even if they are more broadly positioned in the assortment, which is #cocacola currently not yet the case. If they are more broadly positioned, the growth is also still enormous.

am curious what your opinions are ✌🏻

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Bought x20 at €59.20
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$KO stood at $45 in 1998, 2020 as well. So be prepared for the stock to be where it is today in 2045. Despite growth
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@Epi um what?😂
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@GetRichorTryin Before you curl up in laughter and this ends up backfiring on you, just take a look at the long-term chart. https://stock3.com/news/coca-cola-verluste-und-baerenpower-allzeithoch-10418021 By the way, Coca-Cola also only had 0%pa in 1945-62 and 1972-86. Which doesn't mean the stock is bad. You should just adjust your expectations a bit.
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@Epi 2020 was a crash where coca cola lost almost 40% in a few days. but well as you think
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@Epi I don't understand what everyone has against Coca Cola. Only because Waren Buffet has it in his portfolio. But he also bought once in 1987, now he has a personal dividend yield of 50%. But that will never happen again. There you can make all SOS as they would like. Classic portfolio brakeman.
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@Epi sorry but in 2020 quite a few shares were where they were more than ten/twenty years ago...
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@Joris you should never say never in the stock market 😅
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@User03 Well, for some stocks it may be true that they crashed in 2020 to where they were in 1998 - such stocks are just called "Rohrkrepierer". The broad indices were far better. By the way, Coca Cola fell to $36 in 2020. Not exactly the high flyer some think the stock is.
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@Joris The lesson from the Buffett investment in Coca-Cola: you have to get to 100 for it to pay off. 😂
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@User03 You're right, of course. I hope for all those who have Coca Cola in the depot that they do not have to become as old as Buffet to make it worthwhile. 😅
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@Epi Sorry but the argument with 2020 I really do not understand, there is almost every share a good piece scraped off, Coca Cola just more that they were affected by the supply restrictions first more blatant than other companies, I also think that one hopes from the share not blatant performance but simply something safe that yields some cash flow and does not lose much value but something gains
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Pepsi > CocaCola
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I'm glad that so controversial is discussed respectively the views partly go so far apart🙃 Thanks to #allezusammen who have given their opinion, whether for #cocacola or for #pepsico.
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You just limit yourself to the best
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@Marco-VI I also see it that way. For me, Coca Cola alone is a product and a brand that is simply indispensable.
My favorite would be Pepsi good dividend increase and better uptrend, Coca Cola as a regular dividend payer is also a good choice.
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I joined Coca Cola a few months ago for roughly 56€, and have no regrets.
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What do you think of Pepsi as a counterpart?
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@Dextro better alternative
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made my day good price
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A lot of potential, you can only laugh.
$PEP is clearly preferable. Better positioned, better chart. It's as simple as that. Coke just doesn't bring growth. As I said, Buffet bought earlier and has a bit more dividend to reinvest....
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@El_Riemo then I'll probably have to get #pepsico into the depot as well. 🤔
@Lunzi there is nothing to be said against it 😉
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My clear favorite here is also Pepsi.
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Nothing against Coca Cola, but I don't see much growth there. Then rather Pepsi. Coca Cola is moving rather sideways ☺
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Whether unhealthy has future 🤔
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It depends on what you want to have. I don't think the Coca-Cola/Pepsi discussion is right. If I want to have beverages in the depot = Coke if I want to have food in the depot = Pepsi. For me, clearly beverages, which have (usually) a higher margin than food. Diversification all well and good but I do not think that we will stop drinking at some point, so I can live with it in that case.
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