$PEP (-0,76 %)
PepsiCo (ticker symbol: PEP) announces on Thursday, October 9, 2025 will announce its new financial figures.

This is an exciting moment for many investors. Those who are familiar with previous share price movements can better assess how the share could develop - regardless of whether the figures are good or bad.

Two simple strategies for investors

• Before the figures: Look at how the share has behaved in the past before the quarterly figures - and decide whether to buy or sell beforehand.
• After the figures: You observe how the share reacts immediately after publication - and adjust your strategy accordingly.

How has PepsiCo behaved so far?

• In the last 5 years the share has has risen the day after the numbers 78% of the time.
• The average increase was 1,5 %the highest was 3,6 %.

What is expected this time?

• Earnings per share: 2.26 US dollars
• Turnover: 23.84 billion US dollars
• Comparison with the previous year:Profit: 2.31 US dollars
• Turnover: 23.32 billion US dollars

How does PepsiCo perform after quarterly figures?

1-day return (immediately after publication)

• In the last 5 years there have been 18 quarterly results dates.
• Of these 14 positive and 4 negative - so 78 % with a price increase the next day.
• In the last 3 years the rate is 75 %.
• Average increase for positive days:
  +1,5 %
• Average decrease for negative days:
  -1,1 %

The following table summarizes the additional information on the observed 5-day (5D) and 21-day returns (21D) after the earnings announcements (post-earnings) and presents the corresponding statistical statistical key figures

Conclusion

PepsiCo is a strong company with solid figures.

• For tradersshort-term traders, the stock can be interesting around the quarterly figures - especially because of the historically positive share price reactions immediately after the results.
• For long-term investors there is a good entry opportunity, if the share price falls after the quarterly figures. This is because the fundamentals are stable and setbacks could be a favorable opportunity.

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Monday, 6.10.:

All day National Day in China (stock exchanges closed).

10:30 Sentix economic index Oct. (DE).

11:00 Retail Sales Aug. (EU).

19:00 ECB President Lagarde speaks (EU).

Earnings Constellation Brands (US).

Tuesday, 7.10.:

08:00 Industrial Orders Aug. (DE).

10:00 ZEW Economic Confidence Oct. (DE).

14:30 Trade Balance Aug. (US).

18:10 ECB Lagarde speech (EU).

Wednesday, 8.10.:

08:00 Industrial Production Aug. (DE).

20:00 Fed minutes Sept. meeting (US). 🌶

Thursday, 9.10.:

13:30 ECB Minutes Sept. meeting (EU).

14:30 Jobless Claims (US).

14:30 Fed Chair Powell speaks (US). 🌶

Quarterly figures Pepsico (US) before the start of trading. $PEP (-0,76 %)

Friday, 10/10:

16:00 Consumer Confidence Uni Michigan Oct. (preliminary) (US).

This question reached me.

However, I then also $KDP (+1,34 %) next to $KO (-0,45 %) and $PEP (-0,76 %) ... How do you see it?

This is the short form of my answer:

• Coca-Cola: The defensive portfolio fundamental - ideal for dividend fans and stability lovers, but upside limited.
• PepsiCo: Currently attractively valued, with a strong global position and analyst support. If you are looking for a solid dividend + turnaround potential, this is the sweet spot.
• Keurig Dr Pepper: Highly speculative, but with greatest upside and strong earnings growth. If you believe in the new strategy and are not afraid of volatility, you could achieve higher returns here in the long term.

For an additional €1,000 investment, there is a lot to be said for PepsiCo as a "Goldilocks solution" - stable dividend, favorable valuation, good chances of positive surprises. Courageous investors with staying power can consider Keurig Dr Pepper as a turnaround.

A spontaneous video to go with it: https://youtu.be/F5Em1ePdMHE

Happy holidays to all.

The trend is upwards incl. dividend only a minus of around 16% 😀

Hello everyone,

I am currently looking for 1 or 2 dividend stocks, what else do you have in your portfolios? I currently have $MUX (+0,42 %)
$HSBA (+1,49 %)
$VIG (-0,47 %)
$ISP (+1 %)
$VAR (-0,64 %)
$RIO (+1,99 %)
$NN (-0,38 %)
$KO (-0,45 %)

I'm looking for something that doesn't come from the commodities, insurance or banking sectors. I have possibly thought of $BATS (-0,67 %) thought of.

Thank you for your input.

PS: $PEP (-0,76 %) and $MCD (-0,44 %) I would not like to have as a dividend stock.

Hello everyone, 👋🏻

Today was the day again. I sold the following positions:

$VAN (+1,39 %)

$WSU (-0,99 %)

$GYC (+0,37 %)

I sold my positions because I am no longer personally convinced by the companies and I am switching my dividend income. The shares I sold were one-time payers for the year.

My aim is to receive regular dividends every month in future. 💸

The money that was freed up was invested in two positions. On the one hand, I increased my position in $PEP (-0,76 %) and the other position $HRL (-0,1 %) is now a new addition to my portfolio. ✔️

Other positions in my portfolio will be increased again and again in the near future. I'm already doing quite well for the year.

January, February, August, etc. still bother me personally. Do you have any tips for reputable dividend stocks? 🤔

Thank you for your attention! 🤗