KO Coca-Cola Co

$KO | THE COCA-COLA COMPANY Q3 2026 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS ◆ EPS: $0.91 vs. $0.88 est. ✅ ◆ Revenue: $13.38B vs. $12.92B est. ✅ ◆ Net Income: $4.009B (+8.0% YoY) ◆ Operating Income: $4.465B (+12.0% YoY) ◆ Operating Expenses: $3.975B (+9.9% YoY) ◆ H1+Q3 Operating Cash Flow: $12.471B (+241.5% YoY) Segment Performance: ◆ North America: $5.386B (+3% YoY) ◆ Europe, Middle East & Africa: $3.104B (+4% YoY) ◆ Asia Pacific: $1.563B (+4% YoY) ◆ Latin America: $1.958B (+25% YoY) Key Metrics: ◆ Year-to-date free cash flow (non-GAAP) was $11.4B through Q3 2026, versus $2.4B in the prior-year period (which included a $6.1B fairlife payment). ◆ Global unit case volume grew 5% in Q3 2026, led by India, China, Mexico and Brazil; Coca-Cola Zero Sugar grew 16%. ◆ Bottling Investments operating income grew 261% to $205M, driven by organic revenue growth and lower operating expenses. Forward Guidance: ◆ FY2026 organic revenue (non-GAAP): at least +5% growth (raised from approx. 5%). ◆ FY2026 comparable EPS (non-GAAP): at least +11% growth, including approx. 3% currency tailwind and approx. 1% headwind from acquisitions and divestitures. ◆ FY2026 comparable currency neutral EPS ex. acquisitions/divestitures (non-GAAP): at least +9% growth (raised from 7%-8%). ◆ FY2026 free cash flow (non-GAAP): at least $13.0B, comprising at least $15.2B cash from operations less approx. $2.2B capex (raised from approx. $12.4B).

$KO January puts. Risk of IV crush on earnings tomorrow. But downside R/R is one of the best out there.

$KO: Coca-Cola beat quarterly earnings and revenue expectations, raised its FY26 comparable EPS growth outlook to at least 11%, and lifted its free cash flow forecast.

$KO good company with a horrible product that has many negative health consequences. Butt cancer sugar water. It always takes three days for the headache to go away after quitting this poison. Own the stock but don’t drink this crap.

$KO Americans are fat as f to the uck Most western countries are catching up fast This will never stay down

$KO OCT30 96C · still actionable Zone: $92.77 to $94.07 Invalidation: close under $91.72 Objectives: $100, then $105 The math: up 7.0% to the first objective and 12.4% to the second, against 1.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 6 to 1 to the second Dear friend, picture a steady old name that quietly climbed a full staircase while most eyes were elsewhere. Coca Cola closed Monday at $93.42, down a little on the day, after buyers held the $92.56 low, and the stock is up 6.1 percent in five sessions with the $94.10 high from October 15 sitting right overhead. What that means for you is this swing setup has strength already, and earnings on October 27 give that strength a clear test, with open room toward $100 if buyers push through that high. A close under $91.72 says the climb has stalled and you step aside. P.S. Watch $94.10 first. It was the high on October 15, and a close over it would show buyers are paying up again, not just defending the low.

$KO I know it’s psychological but defensive stocks are not immune to gas prices and inflation $SPY

$KO: the 0.5 gram line is the test in Walsh. Plaintiffs allege a 'Zero Sugar' claim needs under 0.5g per serving, and allulose is third on BodyArmor's ingredient list, after water and citric acid. Nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

$KO Been holding for ~6 years. These prices are starting to get above my comfort zone. P/E getting inflated, and better dividends to be had. Taxes is the only reason that I'll just keep letting it ride, but drip may get turned off here.

$KO: Alarcon leans on acidity. The Minute Maid drink is pasteurized with a pH of 2.86 and sold as no preservatives added, so plaintiffs allege citric acid was not preserving it, it was flavoring it. Nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

$KO So all they needed was for KFC to switch brands lol, buffet patience paid off eventually ig

$KO Cramer mentioned this. Let’s see if the Inverse Cramer goes into effect Monday, hopefully not.

$KO Hate to be a bear at a coke party (yeah, terrifying), but have you seen the cost of this fizzy high fructose lately? Is it defensive at this p/e if we are looking at more pinched consumers? I'm a contrarian, I know. Not trying to kill your high. But defensives get overbought too. And I question how defensive this remains as prices continue to rise.

$KO the overnight market is amusing how this runs up then it opens for the day and it drops like a stone. Not even thinking how there is any market manipulation.

$KO: Coca-Cola is not the defendant in Walsh, even though it bought BodyArmor outright in 2021 for $5.6B. The suit names BA Sports Nutrition alone over Flash I.V. Zero Sugar labels. Nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.

$KO is ranked #10 in consumer defensive quality with a score of 86. I used Stock Meadow’s scoring model to review the results.

$KO Reported strong results for Q3 2026 Organic revenue grew 7% and unit case volume 5%. Comparable gross margin expanded ~170 bps and operating margin ~110 bps. FY26 guide: at least 5% organic revenue growth, 11% comparable EPS growth and $13B FCF. Management flagged elevated logistics costs, Q4 destocking, six fewer days and a four-point CCBA headwind Catalysts in play -Volume momentum and share gains in India, Brazil, Africa and APAC; 22 straight quarters of global value share gains. -Fairlife capacity ramp and innovation (Core Power, BODYARMOR Flash I.V.) supporting premium mix. -CCBA refranchising and potential India bottling IPO to lift margins and returns; strong FCF and low leverage add optionality. Risks in play -Price/mix only +1%, as 4 pts of pricing were offset by 3 pts of negative mix. -North America volume flat; Topo Chico supply, BODYARMOR and Sprite lag; weak away-from-home. -Q4 step down from Q3’s 7% organic growth, plus 2027 FX/refranchising headwinds

$KO Earnings Tomorrow, Before Market Open! Expected move: 2.82% (+/- $2.60) EPS Estimate: $0.88 (0.97 Prev reported) Revenue Estimate: $12.9B ($13.3B Prev reported)

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$KO $AAOI A potential late-2027 Starlink Mobile launch gives the market a timeline to debate, not a guarantee. Which milestone would convince you the plan is on track?