Not adding but bought about 45 shares when it was "Over Priced" at $50-$60, Some companies will always be over priced and 10 years later look like a steal.
Just subscribed to the channel and TickerData. I'm curious as to how you find analyst and industry projections for FCF Growth Rate, we well as the Perpetual Growth Rate and Discount Rate on the DCF sheet since these are not pulled-in or calculated. Also curious how you determine Growth Rate and WACC/Discount Rate on the DDM sheet. Finally, and this is just a dumb suggestion, but maybe do a calculation on the cells with a year in them so you don't need to update them every year. =YEAR(today()-365.25*10) would give you 10 years ago or 2014 if calculated today.
Thanks for joining! FCF growth rate is from researching many things and sites. Seeking Alpha and Yahoo finance and historical data are god starting points. Perpetual growth rate is typically about the rate the economy grows at, which is around 2.5% historically on average. I have videos on how to calculate discount rate, but typically investors use a range of 7% to 9%. Dividend growth rate is determined by the ability to grow FCF, historical data, analysts and industry projections. And that is a good suggestion! Thank you!
PEP Stock is a long-term hold for a portfolio. Since you can't get in at the ground level with PEP, you analysis for an investment in PEP should be based on the companies leadership and portfolio of assets. PEP will deliver strong stable returns in that aspect.
Another great video! I cover Pepsi on my food and beverage stocks RU-vid Channel and I think you hit the payout ratio issue spot on! On the other hand, it is the largest beverage company and is still growing market share! Thanks for sharing!
Hi, I know this is not related to the video, but I am having issue when buying tickerdata since all my credit cards were denied. I already wrote an email to the support team but they haven’t answer me. Can someone tell me if it is happening the same and know how to fix it.
Great video! Thanks for reviewing PEP! Strong company that owns lots of fantastic brands! Time for some gator aid, Tostitos, Quaker Oats, Pepsi or Doritos
I buy PEP for long term and 3% dividend. If it dips, then I buy to lower my cost average. Pepsi isn’t going anywhere and they own a ton of other companies. I really like the Subway move too.
I’m done paying “premiums” on quality stocks. It’s either fairly valued or it’s a pass for me. 2 years of no growth holding KO while the market skyrockets has taught me that
