I bought KOF. (Mexican coke). For $52 a while back. It went up but has settled around $90 a share. It pays a nice 4% dividend and can reach $100per share.
Always a great stock for the long haul. I’ll never forget Buffett talking about the sheer volume of Coke cola made daily. Even a 1 cent increase means a lot of money for them!
I’m considering opening a small position. Even if Pepsi has better charts. I’d pick coke evertime. I like buying into companies rather than charts. Coke is pretty big just in culture, rather than Pepsi just being a drink.
@@NOTurbuisness-r5qGenerally agreed on your philosophy but I think you’d be surprised seeing the variety of products Pepsi has besides the sodas. They have a wider moat than KO imo but definitely when it comes to just soda, Coke > Pepsi
As someone new to building their portfolio, I was really thinking of buy KO shares since I've seen it on yours. I have a similar goal of being able to live off dividends. Like you said, someone close or in retirement this is fine to be living off dividends. Are you recommending this is not good for portfolio growth?
It’s a solid stock that is a buy and hold forever. It’s a slow growth stock but stable and reliable dividends. Many investors have KO in their portfolio. If you’re looking for faster growth then this may not be for you. I am looking for growth as well but also want rock solid companies that I can be sure dividends are safe. I have around $30,000 invested in KO and for the last several yrs I have not bought any more shares but my dividends have. You can’t go wrong with KO but I would wait for a pull back to buy in as the price is high and the yield is low. Low $50’s is a great buy in.
@@bardatwork69 Oh okay, thanks for the information about it. As everyone has mentioned it being safe & stable, its why I was considering it since I'm wanting to building for long term.
The yield isn't worth it. This stock is only really good for a 'value' and a little dividend growth. A stock HAS TO HAVE over 3.00% to be worth a dividend investment.
Always a great stock for the long haul. I’ll never forget Buffett talking about the sheer volume of Coke cola made daily. Even a 1 cent increase means a lot of money for them!
KO is always good buy when yield is higher then 3.33%;). Thats my rule while buying it. Now its yielding 2.8 so its almost 20% to overvalued.
Its just ridiculous to buy stocks at all time highs, but thats why it is so easy to recommend because of FOMO. No surprise most investors lose money.
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I bought KOF. (Mexican coke). For $52 a while back. It went up but has settled around $90 a share. It pays a nice 4% dividend and can reach $100per share.
Always a great stock for the long haul. I’ll never forget Buffett talking about the sheer volume of Coke cola made daily. Even a 1 cent increase means a lot of money for them!
I love Coca-Cola stock. I'd like to see the price drop a little before adding more.
Nice video! Can you do P&G?
Awesome video. I’m trying to learn about company evaluation so I will watch a few times and I’ve also subscribed.
Your thoughts on COKE FEMSA NYSE: KOF?
Are you considering only stocks that are on the 52-week high?
No. But many are currently close to that range at the moment.
@@Dividendology agree! Hardly to find something undervalued. What do you think about MGA stock?
Thanks for this video. A company I own but, like you, I am not adding to.
Not at its current price
good idea to wheel the stock?
Just starting with investing, so there will be a lot of other opportunities in the market. Thanks for your analysis
Just buy and hold. But Pepsi‘s chart and history might be more attractive…
I’m considering opening a small position. Even if Pepsi has better charts. I’d pick coke evertime. I like buying into companies rather than charts. Coke is pretty big just in culture, rather than Pepsi just being a drink.
Can't forget KDP
@@NOTurbuisness-r5qGenerally agreed on your philosophy but I think you’d be surprised seeing the variety of products Pepsi has besides the sodas. They have a wider moat than KO imo but definitely when it comes to just soda, Coke > Pepsi
@@NOTurbuisness-r5q co is more a drink company than pep. 😂
No
With a p/e of 24, no thanks!
As someone new to building their portfolio, I was really thinking of buy KO shares since I've seen it on yours. I have a similar goal of being able to live off dividends. Like you said, someone close or in retirement this is fine to be living off dividends. Are you recommending this is not good for portfolio growth?
It’s a solid stock that is a buy and hold forever. It’s a slow growth stock but stable and reliable dividends. Many investors have KO in their portfolio. If you’re looking for faster growth then this may not be for you. I am looking for growth as well but also want rock solid companies that I can be sure dividends are safe. I have around $30,000 invested in KO and for the last several yrs I have not bought any more shares but my dividends have. You can’t go wrong with KO but I would wait for a pull back to buy in as the price is high and the yield is low. Low $50’s is a great buy in.
@@bardatwork69 Oh okay, thanks for the information about it. As everyone has mentioned it being safe & stable, its why I was considering it since I'm wanting to building for long term.
@@BiggRobbStoutif you buy it now, its only good to watch it till you lose 25% of you money so you know it’s time to buy again.
Start with ETFs.
@@BiggRobbStout are these bots?
The yield isn't worth it. This stock is only really good for a 'value' and a little dividend growth.
A stock HAS TO HAVE over 3.00% to be worth a dividend investment.
Agree. But can buy below below 3% if it has something else going for it.
Flight to safety
Buy coca cola and enjoy underperforming the S&P forever
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Always a great stock for the long haul. I’ll never forget Buffett talking about the sheer volume of Coke cola made daily. Even a 1 cent increase means a lot of money for them!