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PepsiCo Stock Discussion

Cow Moo-ney

Aug 11 19:00

Fears of recession

Currently, there’s a lot of chatter about a possible global recession. That was why Investors were pulling money out of riskier instrument i.e. stocks, and go for safer bets like bonds and gold.
This widespread sell-off has impacted high growth and technology stocks the most.
On a side note, the rising tension in Middle East is something we should pay special attention to as well.
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Aaron Invests (AI)

Aug 8 05:32

Filing for divorce!

As much of a heavy heart, I had decided to leave this company.
The hypergrowth story maybe over, I had decided to move on to companies that I am confident with which are tech stocks.
Therefore I wish the rest all the best!
If I were to return. I'd probably go back to safe stocks like $PepsiCo (PEP.US)$ or $Walmart (WMT.US)$
May your trades be ever in your favour.
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Jessica Amir

Aug 4 21:23

Columns Quick take. Where to focus this week amid the hunt for lower-risk assets and downside protection

What is happening?
Markets are a sea of red and institutions brace for uncertainty and more pain for several key reasons. The sell-off started on Thursday last week in the US; with the unwinding of the 'carry trade' when Japan's central bank raised interest rates in the week, hiking rates for the second time in 17 years, taking rates from 0% to 0.1% to 0.25%. So now
institutions are reversing the narr...