Monday morning, PepsiCo (NYSE: PEP) reported its quarterly earnings and proceeded to fall 4.35%. Granted, the market wasn't too hot either, and the earnings news came with a buyout offer for two of its bottling companies. Long-time rival Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) is stepping up to the earnings plate this morning and is hoping to meet a dissimilar fate.Currently, the consensus view among analysts calls for per-share results of 65 cents, representing a two-cent decline from year-ago results. Revenue is expected to have inched slightly higher to $7.41 billion.
KO lost 1.5% in regular trading yesterday, but showed modest gains in after-hours activity. Will this morning's earnings be able to catapult the shares through the pesky 45 mark and if so, how long can it hold above this threshold?
Beth Gaston Moon works for WeSeed.com, "The stock market for the rest of us." The above comments are not intended as trading or investment advice.











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