YUM Yum Brands Inc.

$YUM Restarting a small short position. The share price is a bit out of touch with customer traffic being down still and valuation being higher than comparables, considering.

$YUM Yesterday I posted Iwas watching to see if this trended over the 200 (Iblue line) and today was a gap up open over the 200, which is positive and I started a small position.. Now I need a confirmation of that 2nd close over the 200 to take a larger position.

$YUM Last week this turned into positive momentum with a buy signal. It is approaching resistance and the 21 day (orange line) is crossing above the 50-day (red line), which is a show of strength. So far, two moving averages are over the 200 (blue line). It would be great to see the 21 and 50 follow suit and increase the odds of a good trend. A little late to this trend though

$YUM KFC needs to stop cooking their chicken in seed oil and go back to the true original recipe.

$YUM $PEP PepsiCo’s renewed Taco Bell partnership will keep its beverages available at participating U.S. locations, as the companies plan to develop new drinks and build on their existing food-and-beverage collaborations.

$YUM Looking at a possible position, but I know the 200-day (blue line) has been an issue in the past (circled), and I want to see it trend over the 200 before I take a possible position.

https://www.cnbc.com/investingclub/2026/10/16/our-top-10-things-to-watch-in-the-stock-market-friday-.html?__source=iosappshare%7Ccom.stocktwits.StockTwits.STShareExtension $YUM $PEP PepsiCo is estimated to lose $500 million in sales from Yum Brands-owned KFC switching to Coca-Cola, according to Bank of America. What happens next with Yum’s Taco Bell is the bigger question, the analysts said. The irony: Pepsi owned KFC and Taco Bell for about a decade, before spinning them off in 1997.

$YUM Does anyone think that KFC switching to Coke products from Pepsi products is going to save them?

$YUM · $KO 🤝 KFC U.S., a subsidiary of Yum! Brands, Inc., announces a new beverage partnership with The Coca-Cola Company. Selected from hundreds of headlines

YUM Stock Eyes Second Straight Weekly Gain: Analyst Sees Upside From Yum Brands’ Global Expansion, Bets On Taco Bell And KFC $YUM $SSPY $PTNT https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/yum-stock-eyes-second-straight-weekly-gain-analyst-sees-upside-from-yum-brands-global-expansion-bets-on-taco-bell-and-kfc/cZxfjklRBpV

$YUM reported earnings this morning before the open and beat EPS estimates: $1.56 adjusted EPS vs $1.47 expected, according to Stock Meadow.

$YUM Q3 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $1.56 down -1.27% YoY • Reported revenue of $2.05B up 3.79% YoY • Yum! Brands targets, on average over an extended period, 5% unit growth, 7% system sales growth excluding F/X, and at least 8% Core Operating Profit Growth.

$YUM | Yum Brands Q3 2026 Earnings - Rev: $2.05B (est $2.06B) - Oper Profit: $2.32B (est $656.7M) - Adj EPS: $1.56 (est $1.51) - Restaurant Margin: 13.4% (est 14.5%) - Taco Bell Sales Sank More Than Expected After Parasite Outbreak

$YUM Reports Q3 earnings tomorrow before the bell. EPS is expected to decline to $1.47 and revenue is expected to Increase 3.9% y/y to $2.06B.

$YUM looks solid for some continuation/drift higher after breaking over its 50 week MA and breaking downtrend. Earnings on the morning of Nov. 3rd

$YUM KFC is switching its US soda fountains from PepsiCo to Coca-Cola, ending a run that goes back to Pepsi buying KFC in 1986. Reuters puts KFC at 3,718 US locations. BofA analysts estimate the account at about five hundred million dollars in annual sales, roughly a 3 percent hit to Pepsi Beverages North America concentrate sales. Pepsi keeps Taco Bell though. That renewal runs ten years.

KFC, owned by Yum! Brands, is finalizing an agreement to switch its U.S. beverage supplier to Coca-Cola across thousands of restaurants, according to The Wall Street Journal. The deal could be announced soon, with Coca-Cola products potentially entering KFC locations nationwide starting in January. The move would be a significant setback for PepsiCo, which has maintained a long-standing beverage supply relationship with Yum! Brands since the restaurant business was spun off in 1997. With KFC operating 3,718 U.S. restaurants, losing the chain’s fountain beverage business would weaken PepsiCo’s foodservice distribution network and cost it a prominent partner in the quick-service restaurant industry. Investors reacted to the report during Thursday’s trading session, with Yum! Brands shares rising 2.7% and Coca-Cola gaining 0.2%, while PepsiCo fell 0.7%. For Coca-Cola, securing KFC would expand its U.S. $YUM $KO $PEP

$YUM YUM Stock Eyes Second Straight Weekly Gain: Analyst Sees Upside From Yum Brands’ Global Expansion, Bets On Taco Bell And KFC https://stocktwits.com/news-articles/markets/equity/yum-stock-eyes-second-straight-weekly-gain-analyst-sees-upside-from-yum-brands-global-expansion-bets-on-taco-bell-and-kfc/cZxfjklRBpV