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Coca-Cola: re-taking the all-time highs
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Coca-Cola releases its earnings report on Wednesday, 15:30 MT time.
The expected EPS differs among observers between $0.41 and $0.42, and the revenue forecast is $8.61bln.
Generally, Coca-Cola is a champion. It never failed on an ever-increasing dividend through the last half-century, it produces four out of five most popular soft drinks in the world, and it stays in the Top-5 chart of the US Super Bowl commercials. Yet, it suffered the hit of the virus. The abovementioned estimations take that hit into account. Nevertheless, most observers agree that this stock is a buy in the long-run, given the strong fundamentals it has to rise in normal circumstances – which are pretty much getting back to normal. In keeping with this, if Coca-Cola outperforms the expectations, it will definitely beat $51 and take the uptrend to its all-time high of $55. In the meantime, the current price of the stock may offer a very handy moment to enter the market.
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