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This could be one of the best quarters for $Coca-Cola(KO.US$.
The company not only recovered from the COVID-19 period.
It is blossoming and growing much more than it used to.
1. Revenue growth on price action adjustments
Conversely from TSLA, which reported more deliveries yet lower revenue, Coca-Cola did the opposite - unit case volume was even, but net revenue grew 6%. Organically, it was up 11%.
2. Revenues rose at a higher rate than the cost of goods
What amplifies ...
The company not only recovered from the COVID-19 period.
It is blossoming and growing much more than it used to.
1. Revenue growth on price action adjustments
Conversely from TSLA, which reported more deliveries yet lower revenue, Coca-Cola did the opposite - unit case volume was even, but net revenue grew 6%. Organically, it was up 11%.
2. Revenues rose at a higher rate than the cost of goods
What amplifies ...
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While many tech stock prices have surged, $Coca-Cola(KO.US$-Cola's stock hasn't moved much this year. With the earnings around the corner, some shareholders might be a bit worried to learn that the Chairman & CEO, James Robert Quincey, recently sold a significant amount of stock worth US$9.6 million at a price of US$64.33 per share. This was a major sale and reduced his ownership by 23%.
During the past year, there has been more selling...
During the past year, there has been more selling...
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- $25M in total compensation to its CEO James Quincey
- $704M in dividends to its largest shareholder Warren Buffett
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- $704M in dividends to its largest shareholder Warren Buffett
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$Coca-Cola(KO.US$ just released its Q1'23 results.
It beat estimates.
Many investors, and even Wall Street, would be eager to know whether consumer goods companies like Coca-Cola can pass on inflationary costs to end consumers.
Here are some observations of Coca-Cola's Q1'23 results.
1. Higher revenue due to price hikes and unit case growth
Net revenues grew 5% to $11.0 billion, and organic revenues (non-GAAP), which strips away the impact of acquisitions...
It beat estimates.
Many investors, and even Wall Street, would be eager to know whether consumer goods companies like Coca-Cola can pass on inflationary costs to end consumers.
Here are some observations of Coca-Cola's Q1'23 results.
1. Higher revenue due to price hikes and unit case growth
Net revenues grew 5% to $11.0 billion, and organic revenues (non-GAAP), which strips away the impact of acquisitions...
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Today we are going to have a look on Coca-Cola $Coca-Cola(KO.US$ from Technical Analysis point of view.
Besides, we are going to see their earnings report publish today.
KO is an uptrend stock unless those technologies counter under Nasdaq. But the share price has been going up consistently for approximately a month from 59 to 64 (not even 10%). From the stock chart we could see that the share price is not volatile at all, consequently if we would...
Besides, we are going to see their earnings report publish today.
KO is an uptrend stock unless those technologies counter under Nasdaq. But the share price has been going up consistently for approximately a month from 59 to 64 (not even 10%). From the stock chart we could see that the share price is not volatile at all, consequently if we would...
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Annual: $704,000,000
Monthly: $58,600,000
Daily: $2,010,000
Hourly: $87,000
Minute: $1,455
Second: $24.25
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Monthly: $58,600,000
Daily: $2,010,000
Hourly: $87,000
Minute: $1,455
Second: $24.25
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In 1994, Berkshire purchased a total of 400 million shares of Coca-Cola for $1.3 billion.
Last year, 2022, Berkshire received $704 million in dividend income from Coca-Cola.
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Last year, 2022, Berkshire received $704 million in dividend income from Coca-Cola.
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He ended by saying, "Own all three and you'll be fine." $30,000 into those stocks would be $742,000 today for 11.2% compounding. Worst year was 14% decline in 2000. Dividends would be $17k per year.
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