With its dividend yield of 2.6%, many dividend investors will look past Keurig Dr Pepper stock and buy shares of Coca-Cola or Pepsi instead, given the higher yields. However, Keurig Dr Pepper has increased its dividend at a faster rate over the last five years, and I believe it can do it again.

Coca-Cola Co. issued a more optimistic 2024 forecast after first-quarter results outpaced Wall Street’s expectations as customers in markets around the world continue to pay higher prices and drive volume growth.

Goldman Sachs maintains a Neutral rating on KO with a $60.00 price target. Analyst Bonnie Herzog highlights KO's robust Q1 organic revenue growth of 11%, exceeding expectations. Despite this, limited EPS growth potential might weigh on the stock in the near term,

Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) is often considered a safe blue chip stock. It owns the world's top soda brand, it generates plenty of cash, and it pays consistent dividends. But over the past 12 months, its stock declined 3% as the S&P 500 rallied 23%.

Coca-Cola Co. issued a more optimistic 2024 forecast after first-quarter results outpaced Wall Street’s expectations.

Coca-Cola raised its full-year revenue forecast on higher prices after beating first-quarter profit and revenue expectations. Coca-Cola said it now expects 2024 revenue growth of between 8% to 9%, which is above the soda maker’s prior forecast of 6% to 7%.