Coca Cola Company (KO) Cotización

It's my largest single stock holding, so I won't add more......but if I was, I'd wait until near $68 to do it.
It's a decent dividend, but I think there are better.
I'd prefer not to pay the Cap gains now to sell.
I'm up on average of about 75% (plus dividends), but I started buying it in 2013, so that's not a huge average gain.
Like I said, its slow and steady.
You want dividends from solid companies?:
$LECO
$EMR
$CMI
$LNC
$MO
$PM.....looks really strong here

I would probably buy more on a decent enough pull back. I am holding it for the dividend. I would only sell if the price gets to a point where it makes sense to take some profit off the table

Well, I'd call it slow, but steady. It seems every time it goes up two steps, it takes one step back.
I've owned as much as 24,000 shares, I'm currently at 8043 shares.
It is definitely doing well right now, but I fear the partial pullback

There is a reason Warren Buffett bought and continues to hold Coca Cola. It has reliable consistent results. Coca Cola is not going to be affected by tariffs because Coca Cola is typically made in the nation it is sold using locally procured ingredients for production. This stock is always a good buy when the entire market gets the beat down or people think regulation of the industry in the US will somehow affect the profits enough to kill the company. It is a worldwide brand with a worldwide production base.

AI Overview

There is no evidence to suggest that Coca-Cola receives subsidies from Congress. While the beverage industry, including Coca-Cola, has historically faced criticism and government scrutiny, particularly regarding ingredients like caffeine, there is no credible information indicating Congress provides financial subsidies to the company. The claim of congressional subsidies for Coca-Cola is likely inaccurate. Wikipedia details a past legal case where the government challenged Coca-Cola's formula, but this was not related to subsidies.

US Taxpayers subsidize Coca Cola $10 BILLION dollars every year

Congress has been cleverly hiding the funding in the annual “Farm bill”

“Congress subsidizes Coca Cola to the tune of about $10,000,000,000 of taxpayer money every single year — We have this scam, otherwise known… pic.twitter.com/lUGPdyFJBS— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) May 6, 2025 $KO

$KO NASA’s Artemis mission isn't about returning to the moon. A 99-page playbook leaked to Blaze News & Glenn TV reveals it's really a $100 billion DEI PROPAGANDA operation, complete with heroes & villains, partnerships with Hollywood, Coca-Cola, & Nike, and even a theme park. pic.twitter.com/ibYHVWCLaG— Glenn Beck (@glennbeck) March 13, 2025

KO, 10 Q due Tuesday 4/29

Sadly, I have looked at your predictions over the years for $KO and they haven't exactly been timely.
However, I agree that it is holding up well these days, which I find a bit surprising as Coke does go to places all around the world.
Thank goodness however as this is my largest single stock holding. The dividend hike was awesome!

74.38 KO 52 week high. Markets near 52 week low. Doing good here

I don't get it. Other than raising the dividend, KO seems like the epitome of slow and steady. However, I do see insiders have dumped a fair amount of shares over the last year.
safety first?

KO, not much below a 52 week high

The Coca-Cola Company $KO Total Debt (mrq) $46.66B

Coca-Cola has faced numerous lawsuits, including those alleging deceptive marketing regarding sustainability and plastic pollution, as well as claims of racial discrimination and "channel stuffing".
Here's a more detailed breakdown of some of the key lawsuits:
Sustainability and Plastic Pollution:
Earth Island Institute v. Coca-Cola Co.:
The Earth Island Institute sued Coca-Cola, alleging that the company's marketing misled consumers into thinking that its business is environmentally sustainable, despite Coca-Cola's reliance on single-use plastics and touting recycling as a solution.
Los Angeles County Lawsuit:
Los Angeles County sued Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, alleging that they contributed to plastic pollution and engaged in deceptive marketing practices regarding the recyclability of plastic beverage containers.
Sierra Club Lawsuit:
The Sierra Club filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola, BlueTriton Brands, and Niagara Bottling for misleading consumers by labeling their plastic bottles as "100% Recyclable".
Greenwashing Lawsuit:
A D.C. Appeals Court ruled that Coca-Cola must face a lawsuit alleging it deceptively marketed the role sustainability plays in its business strategy.
Racial Discrimination:
Coca-Cola Racial Discrimination Lawsuit: A case alleged that Coca-Cola employed racially discriminatory business practices that limited the professional advancement of African-American employees, including claims of a "glass ceiling" and "glass walls".
Other Lawsuits:
"Channel Stuffing" Settlement:
In 2008, Coca-Cola agreed to pay $137.5 million to settle a shareholder lawsuit alleging "channel stuffing," or artificial inflation of Coca-Cola's results.
Coca-Cola Southwest Lawsuit:
Former participants of Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages LLC's 401(k) plan filed a complaint against the soda distributor, alleging a breach of fiduciary duties under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act for offering "underperforming" target-date funds and mismanaging forfeited 401(k) funds.
Caffeine Lawsuit:
In the early 20th century, the government sued Coca-Cola under the 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act, trying to force the company to remove caffeine from its formula, believing that the product was adulterated and misbranded.
Baltimore Sues Coca-Cola and PepsiCo:
The City of Baltimore filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, alleging that the companies' plastic bottles have littered the city and engaged in a disinformation campaign to make consumers falsely believe that purchasing their products in single-use plastic bottles is an environmentally responsible choice. $KO

Coke-Cola Company $KO Stock only worth $5.78 per share on Book Value. Has a whopping Debt of Total Debt (mrq) $46.66 Billion. Way overbought, over pumped. Plus $KO is still holding on their DEI Racist hiring program that is well known to be Anti-White, US court allows Trump to enforce ban on DEI programs.

Have you EVER made a bullish post?? I've seen you on several boards and you're just typically wrong.
Are you saying here that PEP is now favored over KO?
I'll take that bet.
Are you a bot?

Board of Directors of The Coca-Cola Company Approves 63rd Consecutive Annual Dividend Increase
Business Wire1:00 PM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Feb 20, 2025

Board of Directors of The Coca-Cola Company Approves 63rd Consecutive Annual Dividend Increase

The Board of Directors of The Coca-Cola Company today approved the company’s 63rd consecutive annual dividend increase, raising the quarterly dividend approximately 5.2% from 48.5 cents to 51 cents per common share.

The quarterly dividend is equivalent to an annual dividend of $2.04 per share, up from $1.94 per share in 2024. The first quarter dividend is payable April 1 to shareowners of record as of March 14.

The company returned $8.4 billion in dividends to shareowners in 2024, bringing the total amount of dividends paid to shareowners since Jan. 1, 2010, to $93.1 billion.

Typically I don't watch KO since it's a long term hold anyway, but it seems to be forming a flag formation on the chart. That is odd coming from an old time blue chip. What the heck is going on over there to make this move so quickly?
I see Vanguard Institutional Index is dumping some shares, but that seems necessary considering they have restrictions on percentage they can hold.
I see American Funds American Mutual (AMRMX)has added a lot of shares. They don't have as many restrictions and I notice American Funds owns KO in 9 different funds.
I've had lunch with one of their managers before, and he told me they tend to move shares of companies around within the fund family, but I don't see any of them subtracting. In fact I see they are also adding KO to Washington Mutual (AWSHX) and American Income Fund (AMECX) as well, which may explain the share price jump.

It's a bit funny, everyone talks about how many shares Buffet owns, but there are many elsewhere as well

Coca-Cola Co.
American Mutual Fund® 12,015,055 $748,057,324.00 0.74%
The Income Fund of America® 10,961,694 $682,475,068.00 0.55%
Washington Mutual Investors Fund 10,984,412 $683,889,491.00 0.36%
Capital Income Builder® 1,160,970 $72,281,992.00 0.07%
New World Fund® 711,222 $44,280,682.00 0.07%
American Funds® Global Insight Fund 140,872 $8,770,691.00 0.06%
The Investment Company of America® 1,571,109 $97,817,246.00 0.06%
The Growth Fund of America® 1,903,371 $118,503,878.00 0.04%
New Perspective Fund® 551,961 $34,365,092.00 0.02%

While Buffet owns 400 million shares

$KO beat the street estimates by 3 cents, and who knows what the whisper numbers were? Crazy to see a value play this large easily move up over 10% in a week. I've owned Coke long enough to know not to get too excited by short term moves, but it seems the next move is to $80. Not very exciting if you're a tech stock, but still awesome. Especially if, as I suspect, they raise the dividend next quarter.....maybe to 52 cents?

I guess we beat the whisper numbers

Coca-Cola Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Results
Business Wire6:55 AM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Feb 11, 2025

Coca-Cola Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Results

Global Unit Case Volume Grew 2% for the Quarter and 1% for the Full Year

Net Revenues Grew 6% for the Quarter and 3% for the Full Year;
Organic Revenues (Non-GAAP) Grew 14% for the Quarter and 12% for the Full Year

Operating Income Grew 19% for the Quarter and Declined 12% for the Full Year;
Comparable Currency Neutral Operating Income (Non-GAAP) Grew 22% for the Quarter and 16% for the Full Year

Fourth Quarter EPS Grew 12% to $0.51; Comparable EPS (Non-GAAP) Grew 12% to $0.55;
Full Year EPS Declined Slightly to $2.46; Comparable EPS (Non-GAAP) Grew 7% to $2.88

Cash Flow from Operations was $6.8 Billion for the Full Year, Down 41%;
Free Cash Flow (Non-GAAP) was $4.7 Billion for the Full Year, Down 51%;
Free Cash Flow Excluding the IRS Tax Litigation Deposit (Non-GAAP) was $10.8 Billion for the Full Year, Up 11%

Company Provides 2025 Financial Outlook

The Coca-Cola Company today reported fourth quarter and full year 2024 results. “Our all-weather strategy is working, and we continue to demonstrate our ability to lead through dynamic external environments,” said James Quincey, Chairman and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company. “Our global scale, coupled with local-market expertise and the unwavering dedication of our people and our system, uniquely position us to capture the vast opportunities ahead.”

This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.business...

KO, 10 Q due TUESDAY

Thank goodness for KO today. About the only thing saving me from hari kari.

$KO Total Debt (mrq) $47.12B Book value only $6.15 overbought

pal

2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
Q1 0.55 0.64 0.68 0.72 0.74 0.78
Q2 0.68 0.70 0.78 0.84 0.86 0.90
Q3 0.65 0.69 0.74 0.77 0.80 0.85
Q4 0.45 0.45 0.49 0.52 0.56 0.60

Not sure what you're reading pal, but actual numbers

12/31/21(A) 12/31/22(A) 12/31/23(A) 12/31/24(E) 12/31/25(E) 12/31/26(E
Revenue 38.66 B 43.00 B 45.75 B 46.23 B 48.03 B 50.64 B

“Global Unit Case Volume Declined 1%

Net Revenues Declined 1%;

Operating Income Declined 23%;

Operating Margin Was 21.2% Versus 27.4% in the Prior Year;

EPS Declined 7% to $0.66;

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Yeah declining case volumes and sales and margins is always a good sign…read the tea leaves pal!

Well, since that Communist took over as CEO, the company has increased earnings and raised the dividend. I think you should be slamming them on the PEP board, as that stock has really taken a tumble.

Look no further than the Brit running the company. His own country of origin
now throws people in jail for memes!

KO’s DEI & CRT programs are all Marxists constructs and Quincy gave it up faster than a $20 ho on payday! Their involvement with the election was even more absurd. Like I said previously, if the company doesn’t 180 its policies ASAP they will learn the hard way. No amount of fluffing can change that.

maybe you should go back to just telling everyone how brilliant you are. its a good look for you.

That IS true! It is a good look for me and I am brilliant.
Did you wait two months just to think out that whole post?
So, you are saying a worldwide corporation is going to be worthless due to their political stance in the U.S.? But then you say you kept 500 shares? Well aren't you the lost soul?
I wanna hear more about how Coke is Marxist. Not quite grasping how a profitable company is preaching the word of pure Communism. I guess they have said, they'd like to buy the World a Coke and sing in harmony.

“You sound like one of the guys who quit drinking Bud Lite to send a message to the company, so you changed to Busch Light. Investing should NEVER be personal”

Are you numb Fung or just holed up in a nursing home? In the digital age, everything matters and should Coke remain woke, they will ultimately learn the lesson the hard way. I would agree that historically, Coke has been a very good company to own. that’s why i was invested. Right up to the point where they let the Marxists maniacs in the door to dictate corporate policy. That’s a deal breaker in post election 2024. If management moves to clean house of all the BS political nonsense they have engaged in, then perhaps it warrants another look but i see nothing yet….maybe you should go back to just telling everyone how brilliant you are. its a good look for you.

Might get our little dip to 69 area

Well, I've owned KO for a lot of years and the big swings have always been followed by pullbacks.....The trend is always been up, but rarely with spikes.

Not getting a significant pull back basing higher
Investors want Dividend so I think that there is a huge demand for the stock

I thought we'd see KO making a pullback to $65, but it seems to be rising far faster than its earnings. It seems to have a chart very similar to 3/22, but then Covid hit and it overcorrected. Hope that's not coming again, but what am I missing? Historically, this isn't the time of year when it peaks.

Allah and Satan allowed NO JESUS?
More Outrage needed, this isn't Bud Light -- I was hoping this Social media attack would cause a dip, so far nothing
@dom_lucre
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Sep 25
🔥🚨BREAKING: Coca Cola is facing backlash across America after it was revealed that they won't let you personalize a can with "Jesus" but allows Satan, Allah and all of the Babylonian Gods and demons.

Consolidation is healthy 75 break will come

Hush now!

Please dip 60s for adds

We dipped the last 8 sessions next upswing be break 75

just not sure if we get a deeper dip or this is it first

Maybe that was the perception but kind of a Rig job don't you think?

Hmmmm, does this mean Kamala won it?

Market only down 700 points after the debate

Maybe get a shot at seeing 60s again

That would be great, way more diverse then Pepsi co
I like that product portfolio
much better as a way to de risk semiglutides craze

Been a while since it has split. I'd like to see a 10% special stock dividend.

Symbol: KO Company Name: COCA COLA CO



CUSIP Date Factor Type
191216100 06/01/77 2 for 1 Stock Split
191216100 07/01/86 3 for 1 Stock Split
191216100 05/14/90 2 for 1 Stock Split
191216100 05/12/92 2 for 1 Stock Split
191216100 05/13/96 2 for 1 Stock Split
191216100 08/13/12 2 for 1 Stock Split

I would like to see a split after or a Divy increase

Yep Looking great, just a matter of time till we see 100

Looking good. Another all time high and green on a huge red day

KO has a history of leaps and then pulling back a bit. I really should sell off a couple thousand shares, but don't want the tax hit. Although, with politics as they are, I may be paying a whole lot more taxes next year....
I probably should just buy protective puts I guess. I don't think writing calls will solve the tax problem.

KO new 52 week high

Agreed, add on red days