The stock is amazingly low to me. When I retired after 44 years there I rolled my 401k into PepsiCo stock and when they sc--wed me at retirement I sold it all at 182. I have never thought of purchasing the stock of such a disfunctional company since. Many decades ago we went out and kicked our competitors a-s every day. At the end we spent more time celebrating what special month it was.
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The PBNA field team consists of some of the industry's top talent. If our competitors hired the top 50 ASMs from across PBNA, we would lose market share significantly faster due to systemic challenges internally. The issue isn't our field operations—it's an industry-wide pay problem across Merchandisers and Sales reps. PBNA consistently achieves more with fewer resources. For example, Coca-Cola deploys two merchandisers per store, while PBNA often relies on a single merchandiser, sometimes working as late as 7pm for a last account. Our operations are stretched thin, and the only way forward is to address the compensation at the street and resource gaps at a higher level.
The time to buy is after Q2 numbers are released on July 17. If the projections are right, a 11% quarterly miss will tank the stock price. If the price reaches $115 or $120, it’s a buy per stock traders.
Great buy was weeks ago. I don’t see it going up as it did in the past. I’m looking to unload all I have. It does not look good. Earnings will be bad. More layoffs. Maybe once the layoffs happen and the NOPBT looks good you will see a bump. Time to get out of this stock
This is only a temporary blip on a the stock map. When Q2 numbers are released and if they turn out as predicted, the stock price will nosedive. This is not a good buy because of the projects.
@a7 that is what I did.
Sadly I have shares that vested on the 1st. Grant price was $167.75
Great opportunity if you want to loose money, the company is clearly on the downhill. Sell stocks while you can get any price above 130