How Dividend Data’s view on $PEP changed

2026-09-24Bullish

“5 Dividend Stocks at 52 Week Lows. Here's My Take.”

PEP is a good entry point; valuation is at historic lows and dividend is safe despite slowing growth.

The second stock on my 52-week low list is PepsiCo, whose ticker symbol is PEP. It is a dividend king, meaning it has been consistently increasing its annual dividend for more than 50 years.

They have a portfolio of many great top brands and are currently trading at historic discounts. The stock has fallen 15% in the last 5 years and 8.4% in the last year. It is currently near its 52-week low.

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2026-09-18

“This Dividend Stock Just Hit Its Highest Yield in 42 Years”

PEP is historically cheap and dividend-safe (B rating); while the speaker does not buy, he views current valuation as attractive for income investors compared to recent years.

PepsiCo stock fell to a 52-week low of $133 this week. Its future- based dividend yield stands at 4.43%. This is the highest yield since 2007, and since PepsiCo has been increasing its dividend for over 50 consecutive years and is known as the Dividend King, I was curious, when was the last time PepsiCo's dividend yield was this high?

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