three, just as you said, pepsi just popped on its earnings.'s look at coke the first of four charts the first is a two-panel chart you are looking at coke, three weekly bars. the bottom panel is what i want to focus on. the relative performance of coke to its peer group to clorox, colgate, pepsi that relative strength line is starting to curl up. that's impressive, developmental. we think it's important. now the next chart just coke, itself the setup here, a nice ascent, very orderly since the pandemic low and the potential for a breakout here o'wouabove the tos let's drill down a little tighter. next chart so this is the two-year chart you see the same annotation by me, drawings it puts if play, the fact that coke, not pepsi is still below where it was when the pandemic hit. then the final chart just to call attention to that level so in february, the stock was around 60-and-change here we are at 56. we think that event of a pop, it was headed for a high. >> mike, what's your take? what's the trade >> yee, so, you know, it's interesting, cart

like the consumer sibling pepsi it could be poised to pop. carter worth, explain. we were talking about in the opening trade. just a little more on the go drinks >> that's right. well, thank you, deirdre i think the set-up is quite good in the sense that we're looking for a macro catalyst or back drop that's positive and we have that there's a very defensive tilt to the market right now interest rates are down and defensive areas of the market like utilities and staples acting well. two, we have an event, earnings and three, just as you said, pepsi popped on the earnings let's look at coke the first is a two-panel chart look at coke three-year chart, weekly bars and the bottom panel is what i want to focus on the relative performance to clorox, colgate and pepsi, that is starting to curl up that's impressive, developmental and we think it's important now, the next chart just coke itself the set-up here, a nice ascent very orderly since the pandemic low and the potential for a breakout here above the tops in play now, you'll note that the stock is one of the few tha

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how is pepsi dealing with all those issues >> yeah.ow the good news is from an employee perspective, we're doing quite well we offer terrific pay and great benefits people do tend to both come to us and then stay with us once they come here in terms of inflation, it's a factor like it is for everyone else the fact that we invested so much in our brands and so much in our ability to serve as customers is enabling us to take pricing up so we can offset the impacts of inflation. >> hugh, there's so many companies that felt like they were trying to tread water and survive during the pandemic, but there are a lot of big companies also during that time that were trying to think about reorganization obviously, you're no exception to this rule you're expanding the duration and scope of your 2019 productivity plan and target to deliver at least $1 billion in productivity savings through 2026 but that's going to come at a cost, 3.15 billion versus the 2. 5 billion before. how does that play out what will those costs be used for? how is the compa

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can get their -- so pepsi cannot get their hands on it. a recent study found one in five workers without a college education is subject to noncompete agreements. like construction workers, hotel workers, disproportionally women and women of color. think of a 26-year-old employee at a company. a star worker, but not being treated right. she is underpaid, passed over for promotions. a competitor across the street knows it, and wants to bring her into a higher wage. but he cannot do it. her company threatens legal action over a noncompete clause she had designed to get hired in the first place. she can not afford a lawyer for help. she's locked in. imagine if you are in her shoes. you would feel powerless, disrespected, the lead, trapped. it is not right. workers should be free to take a better job if someone offers it. if your employer wants to keep you, he or she should have to make it worth your while to stay . that is the kind of competition that leads to better wages and to greater dignity of work. look, i will not go into it now, but i

so pepsi saw just an amazing demand. they obviously invested in some initiatives during the pandemic. but they got 2.3 billion in profit. they raised their outlook. volumes increased 15%. very, very strong restaurant business stadium business and campus business for companies like pepsi. the movie theaters will hurt as well. as we're reopening, this is an obvious winner. convenience saw big pick up in demand for frito lay's injury again as we feel comfortable going to james for a glass of wine. we stop to pick up a bag of doritos on the way. that's the idea says a great long-term investment just to screw shop its all time well, and we were just doing live shots this morning from coors field out denver for the all-star game and just to hear like the businesses coming back. people are going out again sporting events. these big venues that's got to help to just across the board pepsi, the all the other beverage makers as well. >> i have to the delta variant has got people in my industry very frightened because we are seeing

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it's not only the food company, it's not just a nestle and dan ohms, and coke and pepsi. it's the food retailers at the walmart and curry force. it's the agra businesses are huge that control all the supplies commodities. and then also the marketers, it's all the advertises making money from marketing junk food and beverages to people. so we're talking about massive, massive component of our society is focused on showing the world unhealthy food and beverages the food multi nationals have a secret weapon. price. the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods. the shoppers, but the smallest budget stuck up with these low income consumers sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. the the, the hamilton family lives in one of washington's poorest neighborhoods. a few miles from the white house. the fresh produce is nearly impossible to find within walking distance. yes or so you got the washington wealthier areas be city rate is 10 percent here it effects 42 percent of the population. today's new features, not ground beef and tomato sauce, wit

next unit lever, coca cola kellogg's. pepsi co. currently a handful of huge corporations own nearly every brand of food. together they pull in $500000000000.00 in annual sales and have taken control of our dinner plate, the food because a huge sector by society. it's not only the food company, it's not just a nestle and dan ohms, and coke and pepsi. it's the food retailers, it's the walmarts and curry force. it's the agra businesses are huge, that control all the supplies the commodities. and then also the marketers, it's all the advertises, taking money from marketing junk food and beverages to people. so we're talking about massive, massive component of our society is focused on selling the world. unhealthy food and beverage of food multi nationals have a secret weapon. price. the products they sell are up to 60 percent cheaper than fresh foods. the shoppers with the smallest budget stuck up with these low income consumers. sitting ducks are the primary victims of the system. the the, the hamilton family lives in one of washingto

saying pepsi taking share from coke >> i think so. by the way, you can't beat frito-lay.e that daily distribution system that is fantastic. they are taking aisle space. gatorade plus 20 all right, gatorade, i don't know if you like the new diet gatorade, david, if you work out, but it is sweeping the nation it was a great -- >> i'm listening listening about the gatorade. >> really fascinating, jim we talked conagra and general mills falling victim to input but starbucks. see the breakout on starbucks with coffee prices >> 50% of starbucks' sales in this country are cold. and could be told, remember, a deal with starbucks, cold is crushing it. people want cold look at that that's with a big -- david, that's with china. >> what are you talking about? with his back to you. >> over here i'm over here. >> oh. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. that's with china. remember, we're all worried about china. nike. >> nike, apple and starbucks, triumph we worry about china with, because it's -- >> right >> we don't put tesla in there maybe we should. important to make large numbers for china. >>

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pepsi sales jumping the most in a decade.iscuss the surge in sales as the economy returns to normal. and we will hear from the bp ceo on the company's plans for a cleaner future. amanda: we are watching stocks, perhaps reacting to the bond market. we had seen equities led by tech in positive territory across the board. that was the subgroup of the s&p 500 leading the way higher. you can see a turn to the negative in the nasdaq. financials were weak on the day today. the culprit perhaps a tepid demand to the 30-your auction today. we are seeing a bit of movement at the front of the curve. there is your 30-year. we are seeing the same on the 10-year. while investors try to read the tea leaves on the cpi data, what that says about the transitory inflation, perhaps the bond market is weighing in. that cpi above expectations, both on the core and headline number. you have to go back to 2008 to see these kinds of numbers on the core. that may be partly what is being priced into treasuries. kailey: for what it's worth, commodity pri

. >>> the food giants conagra and pepsi. conagra zippsinking and pepsi mg higher as soda sales at theaters, arenas, restaurants are expected to rebound. it is a narrative playing out around the market. surging consumer demand and spending colliding with rising inflation and rising input costs. but our next guest says the growth potential in the markets is underappreciated ahead of what he says is going to be a, quote, blowout second quarter earnings season. joining us now lawrence gollub always good to see you and get your read on the markets generally, but also on the middle sized or middle market firms that you follow specifically, you see this economy as hotter even than 2019s which was a pretty good economy, right >> exactly we track hundreds of companies' monthly actual results after the first couple of months of each quarter we compare them usually to the year before but we're seeing boomflation now so our report this quarter is growth from 2019 for showing median earnings growth over 30%. this is part of an accelerati

electronic arts, pepsi, one.2%.ctivevision up again and amgen on that, disney raising the monthly price of its espn subscription. i will call that inflation. >> the final cost is $7 a month, 70 a year. the reason, espn just inked a slew of sports to bring in new content, archival content. espn live streaming activity on all the courts, full replays. stuart: i enjoy watching. >> disney plus will go up too. after 4 and a half minutes with the business down 36 points. the treasury is significant, one.34%. it went up when we got strong inflation numbers. now that yield has come back to one.34%. the price of oil $74, more interesting the price of gasoline. the national average is $3.17 per gallon, if you live in california regular still averages $4.31. stuart: check the price of gold, inflation numbers helped gold up $6, $18.12 an ounce. we are now 35 into the show and this is the first time we mentioned bitcoin or ethereum. >> there hasn't been much volatility. stuart: trading volume is down. >> the coin base, prices ha

pepsi's second-quarter revenue rose 13%, and the company raised its forecast.nce is finding google $500 million, saying they ignored a decision regarding publishing articles on its news service. it is the second largest antitrust penalty ever. that is your latest business flash. boone guy: -- business flash. guy: thank you indeed. we have been watching what's happening with pepsi. tech just shy of the dotcom bubble peak. investors now looking for fun, does. here to walk us through what we are expecting, bloomberg's senior stocks editor dave wilson. dave: there was a report yesterday out of morgan stanley wealth management focusing on technology stocks in the s&p 500 in terms of forward sales. in other words, looking at earnings projections over the next 12 months. when you run the numbers, you find out that a price to sales ratio based on those projected revenues, that's basically the highest ever. in fact, the outlook has gone above the peak from march 2000, around the time that the dotcom bubble of the 90's was -- the 1990's was speaking. getting back to wher

also earnings season kicking off on tuesday with results from jpmorgan chase, goldman sachs and pepsi. nordstrom announcing a deal today with british online fashion repailer asos. it will sell top shop apparel at nordstrom stores. shoppers will be able to pick up and return items. the deal secures a physical foothold in the u.s. and will help nordstrom improve its >>> virgin galactic is offering you a chanc to take the same trip to the edge of space in billionaire founder richard branson did this weekend partnering with a fund-raising site and the winner will send you and a friend. space for humanity, the minimum donation is $10. the more you donate, the more entries you get. the winner will be announced at the end of that month. the flight expected to take place early next year. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm brian sullivan. >> get the flight jacket ready. let's go on over to kari and check the forecast for this monday. >> i'm so ready for cooler temperatures. heading out the door in dublin. we have some mid-50s to start. cloudy skies and a lot of sunshine as we head to

pepsi said yesterday we're going to raise prices africa, labor day. the producers pepsi. you and i are the guys who eat the amazon today said that they're selling buying facebook satellite the satellite internet business is going to be down to amazon and jeff with his company amazon space x with the on musk has big head start. look for big ipo on that next chair of internet anywhere on the planet. yes, i mean, they've got the star look at a guy like hundreds of satellites already in orbit and expand. seems like every day it helps when you have your own rockets to launch the pose. >> satellites into space about u.s. the cost down a little bit. and then apple too. i see here what they're looking to boost production by quite a bit. yeah, that's some a little bit of a surprise because the 5 g super cycle was supposed to be last year. not this year. >> it's picking up momentum they're ordering another 20% more phones from their factories. so they're going to jump from 75 million in the last phone to 90 million in this phone and it's going to be coming out in the fall. they've

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this is an incredible environment and proud to make this happen today. >> speaking of pepsi, what promptedto the black community, through local communities seasons our inception but this combination of the global pandemic as well as what we are calling our racial equality journey invited us to step up to this challenge and this opportunity. black businesses are the life blood of the black communities as mark so often said. it's about job creators in the community, places where there's a community connection and global food and beverage company that we found no greater need and opportunity to support that need than the black businesses. we'll invest in $10 million over 5 years to really support 500 restaurants throughout the country and through the national urban league production centers we give more than money why this is marketing, mentorship. black owned businesses need solutions. they need to recover from the global pandemic, retool and taking money for training and build resilience to preserve them, protect them and provide the needed support to expand and grow. >> i won't put you on

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be able to own churchill downs and apple and some of the other flames he already has apple i like pepsiboth work pepsi is more diverse than you're looking at coke but i think these are companies they know and they'll understand growing up because it's not just soda pop it's waters, juices and all those things and on the other side of that i'm going a little more conservative on the pharmaceutical side. i like both merck and pfizer long-term, especially looking at the pipelines of the companies and they trade at such low multiples, these are companies that could be monsters some day. >> all right, jenny, last but not least. what about your ideas? >> tagging on to degas's financial literacy theme, i would recommend a broad market index like spy or veoo that way they learn about dvrpgs fiks, broad market get the language of what the s&p 500 is and now how to invest in it as well as individual stocks. i think a combination of all stocks in the broad market funds is superimportant. >> i love. props to the producers for doing thp. i like taking the one question and everybody giving fresh idea

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pepsi and delta also report this week. >>> richard branson and in lactic ccessfully travel to ace they're giving away two tickets on the same flight for the spacecraft. you can enter for free but others can enter with donations for nonprofits. >>> a dron the small screen. the super hero flick racked up 80 million in domestic box office sales its opening weekend, biggest draw since the pandemic began. black widow brought in 60 million for disney plus sales. the company charged $30 to access the movie through the streaming service. it hit $78 million in international ticket sales. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. i'm diane king hall. >>> it is 4:45 on this monday morning. so good to see you. didn't the weekend go by fast. >> like that. >> like that, i know. let's get a check on traffic and weather. we are ready for a cool down. >>> the weekend was very hot especially inland, temperatures were 90s to triple digits. we will cool it down as we kick off a in you work week. you can see that fog on our mark hopkins hotel cam, hard to make out san francisco. we are looking at mist and dizzy alo

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. >> next week it will kick off with delta, pepsi and unitedhealth, you know me i love the banks and's a bunch reporting next week j.p. morgan, goldman sachs and bank of america to name a few. jack: the one thing we might look at in their forward-looking statement as bond yields our interest that margins closing to the point where they are worrying? >> what people had been hoping for ahead of this bond yield that we would've seen a body mean out not sure if we will see that just yet, what investors are going to look for is any sign of loan growth in any volume that can make up for the persistently low yield, investors are going to look to the banks to see how are they navigating the new normal trading revenue help them but will help them as much as year, also referred leases priced in and also share repurchases and dividend that the banks are allowed to do likely also pricing as well. jack: let's pivot to china, that was a big story or a big story last week we saw the right healing act the regulators crackdown on that and the shares plummeted another company pulled it back from a pot

these are not just high paid executives or scientists that hold secret formulas for coca-cola so pepsi't get their hands on it. one in five workers without a college education is subject to a noncompete agreement. they are construction workers, hotel workers, disproportionately women and women of color. think of a 26-year-old employee at the company. she is a worker but she is not being treated right. she's underpaid and passed over for promotions. a competitor knows it and wants to bring her into a higher wage. she cannot do it. her company threatens legal action over because she had to sign in order to get hired. she can't afford a lawyer. she is locked in. imagine if you were in her shoes. you would feel powerless and disrespected, bullied. that is not right. workers should be free to take a better job someone offers. if your employer was to keep you , he or she should have to make it worth your while to stay. that is the kind of competition that leads to other wages

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