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NYSE:PEP News 20 January 2026 - 21 January 2026

PepsiCo stock dips 1% as investors weigh UK biomethane deal ahead of Feb. 3 earnings

PepsiCo stock dips 1% as investors weigh UK biomethane deal ahead of Feb. 3 earnings

NEW YORK, Jan 21, 2026, 13:24 EST — Regular session PepsiCo shares dropped 1.1% to $146.05 on Wednesday, giving back some of Tuesday’s gains. The stock lagged behind Coca-Cola, which slipped roughly 0.5%. Trading ranged from $144.95 to $147.95, with around 2.9 million shares exchanged by early afternoon. Wall Street’s key indexes rebounded around 1% following a steep drop the…
PepsiCo stock price steadies while Wall Street slides on tariff fears — what investors watch next

PepsiCo stock price steadies while Wall Street slides on tariff fears — what investors watch next

NEW YORK, Jan 20, 2026, 14:53 EST — Regular session PepsiCo Inc (PEP) climbed roughly 0.4% to $146.94 Tuesday afternoon, standing out in a market where the S&P 500 slipped nearly 2%. The stock fluctuated between $144.43 and $147.11 during the session, as consumer staples saw modest gains. Investors shifted toward safety after President Donald Trump’s fresh tariff threats on…

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  • Is Bristow Group (VTOL) Overvalued After Strong Multi-Year Returns?
    January 21, 2026, 4:57 PM EST. Bristow Group (ticker: VTOL) shares have surged with returns of 54.3% over five years and 38.2% over three years. Despite this, valuation analysis signals potential overvaluation. A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model, estimating future cash flows at present value, pegs intrinsic value at about $6.76 compared to the current $40.28 share price, suggesting an overvaluation of nearly 500%. The firm's focus on energy-related aviation services and shifting sector demand have driven stock price gains, but risk and future prospects remain under debate. Simply Wall St assigns Bristow a modest valuation score of 2 out of 6, urging caution amid strong multi-year returns. Investors should weigh high price levels against fundamentals before considering new positions.
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