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50 - Next Stop for KOKO is now in the A-B-C Corrective Phase. Impulsive B wave can be a triangle, which was so in case of KO.
KO has lost the support around 58 level.
C corrective wave is usually inverse 161.8% of B wave, which is about 50 for KO.
Coca-Cola fall back to 1.618Coca-Cola fall back to 1.618
This chart shows the weekly candle chart of Coca Cola Company's stock from the end of 2019 to the present. The graph overlays the bottom to top golden section at the beginning of 2020. As shown in the figure, after peaking at the end of April 2022, the stock of Coca Cola Company broke out of the large triangle fluctuation and consolidation trend. In October 2022, after stepping back on the bottom of the graph to the top of the golden section at 1.382, it also broke out of the triple shoulder position of the head, shoulder, and top! At present, Coca Cola's stock has fallen back to the bottom of the chart, which is 1.618 on the golden section. In the future, this position will serve as the watershed for judging its strength!
📈📊 #ChartPattern Alert! 📈📊 📈 Triangle 📈A "triangle," in the context of trading and technical analysis, is a chart pattern that forms when the price movements of a financial asset create a shape resembling a triangle. Triangles are typically continuation patterns, meaning they often indicate that the asset's price is likely to continue moving in the direction it was heading before the formation of the triangle.
There are several types of triangles:
Symmetrical Triangle: This triangle forms when the price oscillates between two converging trendlines, one sloping upward and the other downward. As the price approaches the apex (the point where the two trendlines meet), it's expected to break out in either an upward or downward direction, indicating a potential continuation of the previous trend.
Ascending Triangle: An ascending triangle occurs when there is a horizontal resistance level and an upward-sloping support line. This pattern suggests that buyers are gradually becoming more aggressive, and a breakout above the resistance level could lead to an upward trend continuation.
Descending Triangle: Conversely, a descending triangle forms when there is a horizontal support level and a downward-sloping resistance line. In this case, sellers are becoming more aggressive, and a breakout below the support level could indicate a continuation of the downward trend.
Traders often use triangles to identify potential entry and exit points for their trades. The breakout direction from the triangle pattern is seen as a significant signal. However, it's essential to consider other factors, such as volume and overall market conditions, to confirm the validity of the breakout.
In summary, a "triangle" in trading represents a chart pattern formed by converging trendlines, indicating a period of consolidation in the market. It's a useful tool for traders to anticipate potential price movements and make informed trading decisions.
KO - time to rebound?Already rebound from its support at level 58.31. MACD histogram is seen to go up slowly in the past few days, while the MACD line hasnt shown the increase yet.
There is a morning star pattern which is supported by the transaction volume.
We expect a technical rebound in the next few days or weeks to its resistance level at 59.63 (if the volume is strong enough to penetrates the resistance line, we will see the price back to its MA 200 at 60.5)
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KO, Weaker Than Rest Of The Market, Trading In Channel!Hello Traders Investors And Community, welcome to this analysis where we are looking at recent events, the current structure and what we can expect from KO (KOKA-KOLA) the next hours and days. As I already mentioned in previous analysis there are gainers and losers in the corona-crisis which showing up weaker than the market or stronger than the market, this is a similar mechanism we have already seen in the past for example with the dot-com-bubble in 2000 in which many companies were sorted out due to inefficiency and other reasons. Normally KO should minimum be as strong as the S&P 500 index when not also stronger than this index because it is a consumer durable where demand boosted during the lockdowns and which can still steadily increase the next times when looking at possible new lock-down-restrictions but this does not currently show up in KO which also showing up in the technical analysis, therefore, we are looking at the 4-hour locally timeframe.
EXAMPLE STOCK: J-JOHNSON, Stronger Than Rest Market (4-Hour Timeframe):
EXAMPLE STOCK: BERKSHIRE, Weaker Than Rest Market (4-Hour Timeframe):
As we can examine now when looking at my chart is that KO is printing a clear bearish picture below the important 500-EMA in black where we have strong stocks which are above this EMA this show the current weakness of KO and also the fact that it is consolidating way below the all-time-high where we have other stocks which are near at this level or already formed new highs, this is another factor counting into the bearish environment which is currently developing in the stock here. In comparison, this stock has a similarity to BERKSHIRE which is also in a bearish state with more potential to the downside upcoming. Now, as you can see in my chart KO is forming a parallel channel here marked in blue in which it is consolidating, as it is approaching the lower boundary another time now we can expect a bounce from here higher to the upper boundary which will complete the wave count it is currently forming and from there form a leg to the downside which is more possible at the moment than the immediate bullish continuation above the upper boundary when the stock has done this like you can see it marked in my chart we need to see and elevate how the stock develops further.
Just on the technical side of things KO is a clear loser of the current corona-crisis in comparison to the rest-market and in comparison to the leading S&P 500, this can spring up from a decrease in demand to drink and consume unhealthy consumer goods which have a lot of calories and sugar and can cause serious health problems, this theory can be evidenced by the fact that more and more people these days, especially in the corona health crisis, want to live a healthy and sustainable long life, this approach can fundamentally underline the bearish picture the stock is currently showing. We will see how this is developing the next times so far and if there is more downside to expect as you can see in my chart KO needs to hold the highly important 76.8 % Fibonacci-support for solid support when falling below that level there is a high probability given that bearish pressure to the downside increases further. It will be interesting to see how this is playing out further and especially if KO can back up when the major other market goes up or if it fails and the bearish sign increasing more, as this is now the time where it shows up who is profiting from the corona-crisis further where many companies from the digitalization industry have better cards at the moment.
In this manner, thank you for watching, support for more market insight, and all the best!
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KO - TIME TO BUY?We can see the morning star pattern from yesterday's closing price candle. where this candle rebound from the trend line (support). Besides that, we can also find a divergence between the price and MACD
But we will wait for 1 more confirmation, when the price penetrates the resistance line at 60.5 (Closing price MA200), before buying this stock
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Coca-Cola's Dividend:A Legacy of Yield Amidst Growing ChallengesCoca-Cola's Dividend: A Legacy of Yield Amidst Growing Challenges
Introduction:
Coca-Cola stands as an enduring icon in the world of dividend stocks, offering investors a rich history of consistently increasing payouts and a dividend yield that surpasses the market average. However, as stagnant free cash flow growth and rising costs cast shadows over its dividend sustainability, the question arises: Is Coca-Cola's dividend still an attractive proposition for prospective shareholders?
The Resilience of Coca-Cola's Dividend:
Coca-Cola's dividend story is nothing short of remarkable. The company initiated its dividend payments in 1920, and since 1963, it has continuously increased its dividends—a tradition that persists to this day. This unbroken streak has captured the attention of income-oriented investors, including Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway. While Buffett entered Coca-Cola stock relatively late in 1988, his investment has transformed into a substantial source of income, generating an impressive 57% yearly return, which continues to grow.
For new investors, Coca-Cola offers an annual dividend of $1.84 per share, translating into a respectable 3% dividend yield—roughly double the average cash return of 1.5% seen in the S&P 500. For those seeking a reliable source of growing income, a dividend supported by a globally beloved brand remains an enticing prospect.
Reasons for Caution:
However, despite the allure of a high yield, there are compelling reasons for caution. Coca-Cola has delivered a slightly negative total return over the past year and has lagged behind the S&P 500's performance over a five-year period. Such underwhelming performance may explain why Warren Buffett's team has not expanded its Coca-Cola holdings since 1994.
Moreover, the rising cost of the dividend raises significant concerns. In the first two quarters of 2023, Coca-Cola generated $4 billion in free cash flow. Yet, the dividend payout consumed nearly $2.1 billion in the first quarter alone, indicating that it did not fully cover this expense.
In response, Coca-Cola postponed its latest dividend payment to early in the third quarter, a practice employed in previous years. This suggests that the dividend cost has become burdensome for the company.
Future Challenges:
While Coca-Cola anticipates generating $9.5 billion in free cash flow for the year, covering the expected $8.4 billion in dividend costs, this leaves just over $1 billion for share repurchases or reinvestment in core operations. If challenges persist, the company may need to slow down the rate of dividend increases. If free cash flow lags behind the growing dividend, it could strain the company's financials.
Conclusion:
Investors should not solely rely on Coca-Cola's dividend in the current environment. While the cessation of dividend increases remains unlikely, Coca-Cola's total return has trailed market indexes. With the potential to earn higher returns on certificates of deposit (CDs) while taking on less risk, the appeal of Coca-Cola's dividend has dimmed.
Long-time investors like Warren Buffett have enjoyed significant capital gains from their Coca-Cola investments, and the attractive dividend yield provides no reason for them to divest. However, considering Buffett's restrained approach to adding more shares for nearly three decades, both prospective investors and existing shareholders would be wise to heed his example and exercise caution in the current climate.
Will $KO bounce again?NYSE:KO again visited the trend line. Will it bounce again? Volume shows the sell momentum is slowing. Don't forget this is one of Buffet's favorite stocks.
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$KO - A Year Apex ! -Looking at NYSE:KO from Pandemic we can see a triangle being formed by
Support trendline with Resistance trendline coming from ATH.
Triangle's Apex can push as far as 324 Days to play out.
Even if it takes a shorter time-span, must be noted that price would still be
trading within a Range 58$-64$.
I know Warren Buffet is not as much scared of this, as his Dividends from NYSE:KO
pay his time out like many other buys on his portfolio.
However, his wealth can not buy back any second of his time, so every blessing has
a hidden message and trial inside it.
KO a dividend king a top holding of Buffett LONGOn the 1H chart, KO is well positioned having bounced up from the dynamic support
of the deviation line under the mean VWAP and now approaching the POC line of
the volume profile over the past month. the dual time frame RS indicator shows
lines in the mid-range between oversold and overbought. I believe KO will cycle
up towards the dynamic resistance of the upper VWAP lines. I will take a long trade
here targeting first 62.25 just below the first upper line for 60% of the trade and then
63.15 for the remaining 405 of the trade. The limit entry by buy stop at 60.1 while the stop
loss is under the POC line @ 60.85 the stop loss minimal magnitude sets up a very
good risk to reward ratio. I will take several call options as well.
Leave a comment if you would like to know those details. While much of the market
is sideways or maybe looking to drop, i see KO as diversified and global in its business
insulated from currency fluctuations and a consumer staple and so a solid fortress
from the chaos now available on a relative bargain sale in keeping with the philosphies
of Warren Buffett.
Coca Cola May Have Lost its PopCoca Cola has done little so far this year, but some traders may see potential for movement to the downside in coming weeks.
The first pattern on today’s chart is the series of lower highs since the last quarterly report on July 26. KO has recently tried to hold roughly $60.50, which has produced a descending triangle. That’s potentially bearish.
Second, MACD has been steadily falling at the same time.
Third, the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) had a “death cross” below the 200-day SMA in late July.
The stock also made a lower high in July versus April. That’s the opposite of the S&P 500, potentially showing a lack of relative strength versus the broader market.
Now let’s take a longer-term view with the weekly chart. KO made an all-time high over a year ago with limited follow-through. Also notice the double-top at the peaks of December and April. Average True Range has narrowed as well, which could mean prices are preparing for a bigger move.
Finally, consumer staples have lagged as interest rates increase and the economy remains strong.
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Coca Cola gearing up for breakoutFormation of a symmetrical triangle is almost complete. A breakout likely by end-September. First resistance at 64 by end-2023 which will then reach 70 by Feb-2024.
COCACOLA 2 scenariosWe have 2 scenarios for KO stock.
If the horizontal support holds, we expect the price to bounce hard and reach the target for longs shown on the chart. The price may also go a bit higher and retest the downsloping resistance of the descending triangle which would be a final target for longs now.
If the horizontal support fails , we may see lower prices.
We have several targets for shorts but the final target would be around 50 $.
If you want to short, wait for a breakdown with the volume surge in order to avoid the false breakout.
If you want to long, buy at the upsloping support. Entry , target and stop loss are shown on the chart
Good luck
Building a Solid Foundation for Passive Income: Coca-ColaInvesting for financial independence through passive income is a popular goal among many investors. One reliable strategy is to build a portfolio of dividend growth stocks that can provide a steady income stream to cover monthly expenses and keep up with inflation. Coca-Cola, a well-established Dividend King with an impressive track record of 61 consecutive years of dividend payouts, stands as a prime example of a dependable dividend growth stock.
Coca-Cola's strength lies in its diverse portfolio of over 200 brands, catering to a wide range of taste preferences. With a global presence, these products are accessible to consumers worldwide, making it likely that there's a beverage for everyone. From classic carbonated soft drinks to a variety of juices, dairy, and plant-based alternatives, water, and sports drinks, Coca-Cola's renowned brands like Coca-Cola, Smartwater, Simply, Powerade, Costa Coffee, Dasani, Fairlife, Gold Peak, and Schweppes continue to delight customers with a diverse and refreshing array of choices.
In the second quarter of the year, Coca-Cola demonstrated robust financial performance, with net revenue increasing by an impressive 5.7% compared to the previous year, reaching a total of $12 billion. This growth was driven by a favorable sales mix, strong expansion in away-from-home channels, and price increases passed on to consumers. The company's continuous innovation and adaptation to changing consumer preferences have allowed it to maintain its position as a leading player in the beverage industry.
Despite its global presence and widespread popularity, Coca-Cola faced challenges that impacted net revenue growth in the second quarter. The strength of the U.S. dollar and the refranchising of bottling operations in certain regions had an unfavorable impact on the company's top line. However, Coca-Cola's resilience and adaptability enabled it to achieve mid-single-digit net revenue growth despite these external factors.
During the same period, Coca-Cola reported non-GAAP (adjusted) diluted earnings per share (EPS) of $0.78, a significant 11.4% increase compared to the previous year. This growth can be attributed to the company's higher net revenue base and effective expense management. Additionally, Coca-Cola's share buybacks contributed to a reduction in its outstanding share count, supporting the growth of adjusted diluted EPS.
Looking ahead, Coca-Cola's commitment to innovation and new product development positions it favorably to capture a larger market share in the growing ready-to-drink beverage market. Analysts are optimistic about the company's prospects, projecting a solid 6.2% annual growth in adjusted diluted EPS over the next five years.
For income-oriented investors seeking consistent returns, Coca-Cola offers an attractive dividend yield of 3%, higher than the S&P 500 index's average of 1.5%. Moreover, the company's commitment to dividend growth is promising, with projected annual increases ranging from 5% to 6% in the coming years.
Coca-Cola's prudent dividend payout ratio of approximately 56% indicates that the company retains sufficient capital for strategic initiatives, such as product launches, share repurchases, balance sheet improvements, and continued dividend growth.
Despite a modest decline in share prices year to date, Coca-Cola's forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio remains relatively attractive at 22.2, just slightly below the non-alcoholic beverages industry average forward P/E ratio of 22.4. This makes Coca-Cola an appealing long-term buy for income investors seeking to combat the impact of inflation on their investment portfolios.
In conclusion, Coca-Cola presents a compelling opportunity for income-focused investors looking to build a resilient and income-generating foundation for their investment portfolios. With its solid dividend yield, consistent dividend growth prospects, and reasonable valuation, Coca-Cola remains a viable option for those seeking consistent income growth and aiming to achieve financial independence through passive income.
COCA COLA BUYHi, according to my analysis of Coca-Cola stock. There is a good buying opportunity. We notice that the stock came back from a very strong area, which is the strong support at 59, which it could not break several times. All of these things indicate that the stock remains in a very positive state. good luck for everbody
Coca-Cola Company (‘KO’) have made some gains
Shares in Coca-Cola Company (The), (‘KO’) have made some gains in the first half of the second quarter with a top gains of around 10% before incurring losses and currently sitting at a minor profit of around 3%. The company is expected to report earnings for the quarter ending June 2023, on Friday 26th of July before market open. The consensus EPS is $0,71 compared to $0,70 in the same quarter last year.
Antreas Themistokleous at Exness: “ The company's financial image is not exciting nor dangerous. The current ratio is at 115% while the total assets outweigh the total liabilities with just over 1,5 : 1 as of 31/12/2022. On the other hand the company has been consistently paying out relatively good dividend yields of over 3% making the share of the beverage giant appealing to investors and pushing the price to the upside over the years. ”
On the technical analysis side the price has been performing well in the last 5-6 sessions on the daily chart and subsequently pushing the Stochastic oscillator to the extreme overbought levels. The 50 day simple moving average has crossed the slower 100 day SMA possibly indicating that the recent bearish candlesticks might continue to appear in the near short term outlook.
All in all the levels of $60,40 and $61,20 are the technical support and resistance areas since they are the 23.6% and 38.2% of the daily Fibonacci retracement levels. The resistance area of the Fibonacci is also around the area of the 50 & 100 SMAs making it a very strong levels of possible price reaction.
KO bullishCharts show you what's going on
Next lvl to reach is about 63 or 63.5
Right now we are on a range 59-61
KO trending up LONGKO as a long standing Buffet holding- is a slow mover with a decent dividend. For stock and
especially options traders like myself, it is now well positioned for a long trade.
KO's recent pivot highs were early to mid May with the highest trading volume at $64 according
to the interval volume profile.
KO descended mid-May into June 1st and then had a Fib. retracement and
reversal. On the 2H chart, KO price has risen ifrom the bottom of the high volume area of the
overall while the RSI / MTF ( Chris Moody) shows relative strengths in the range of 50-70
with the one hour TF RSI higher than the 4H TF RSI as a sign of bullish momentum.
The triple indicator shows money flow and price momentum both with bullish signals.
The Lorentzian AI indicator with machine learning printed a buy signal on July 12th
The have added to the chart two VWAP sets of bands anchored about May 1st and June 1st.
Price is in a VWAP band breakout moving from between the second negative deviation lines in
red and the first negative deviation lines in blue to the current position between the first
negative deviation blue lines and the black mean aVWAP lines I see this as a classical
opportunity to buy low and sell high.
Trade specifics are a stop loss of 60.15 at the first negative deviation bands while the targets
are one third of the position at 61.6 ( mean aVWAPs) another third at 63.0 ( first deviation band
above aVWAPs) and the final third at 64.4 ( the second upper deviation band ) I will raise the
stop loss to break even upon price reaching 61 and in doing so, the trade becomes risk-free.
I will devote 3 % of the account to this trade and may opt to take a call options trade as well
striking $163 with a DTE of 9-10. I will select an entry buy zooming into onto the 5-15 minute
time frame. Profits from a low risk trade like this will be re-deployed into others a bit riskier as
a means of stratifying and rebalancing risk and its managment.
KO - a Warren Buffet Fav setup long from bottom of cycleKO as a long standing Buffet holding- is a slow mover with a decent dividend. For stock and
options traders like myself, it is now well positioned for a long trade. KO's recent pivot
highs were early to mid May with the highest trading volume at $64 according to the interval
volume profile. KO descended mid-May into June 1st and then had a Fib. retracement and
reversal. On the 4H chart, KO price is now at the bottom of the high volume area of the overall
while the RSI / MTF ( Chris Moody) shows relative strengths in the range of 25.
I see this as a classical opportunity to buy low and sell high. Trade specifics are a stop loss
of 59.30 and targets based on anchored VWAP lines of 61 (25% off) 62.5 (50%) and
63.75 (25%). As a low-risk trade for the stop loss compared with the potential profit, I will
devote 5 % of the account to this trade. Once price hits $60.25, I will raise the stop loss to
the break-even price of the entry and the trade will become stress and risk free. I will
select an entry buy focusing down onto the 5-15 minute time frame. Profits from a low
risk trade like this will be re-deployed into others a bit riskier as a means of stratifying
risk and its managment.
KO 7.12.23Hourly downtrend inside of Daily downtrend. Nice 15 minute supply zone to hop on board.
Did I follow my plan?
Entry: Yes
Exit:
What mistakes did I make?
What could I have done better?
What rules would have helped the above?
