pepsico is not cheap at 20 times earnings and 3% dividend. solid balance sheet.r, stronger better pepsi coke snack food business. a lot of efficiencies. they fill gaps in the lines. this is not an exciting company and will be the best performer on the top 10 list but i think it will be a solid performer and you should have a core anchor in every portfolio. i have this one with johnson & johnson. the list comes on cnbc.com after we get off here. so nothing gets released until after your show. >> we will give then the appetizer portion and then go get the whole feast when we finish. finally, valmont industries, the share is down almost 30% year to date. what about valmont, a winter turned loser or loser turned winter next year? >> tyler, it was a great winner the past few years. it did have a bad year. if you are catching a theme of solid balance sheets and good strong cash flow, conservative companies with a bit of a dividend, you are right. also, i'm not changing or chasing the things that have gone through the roof. i'm trying to hit them where they are not. i l

pepsico stock bottom in the quarteit is down about $13 off its lows.t remains down 7% year to date. a 3% dividend has always been the level that i recommend to buy the stock. three i think this is a good get back into food stocks. g to rth, let's talk alcohol. this is tricky the same weight lossrugs can reduce the cravings for booze and i expect it to show it cuts alcohol intake for heavy drinkers. it is in clear that gen z does not like to drink as much as the predecessors. maybe because pot is legal is so many states. less drinking maybe great news for american society but bad news for liquor companies. that does not mean there are not winners here, you just need to tread carefully. that brings me to constellation brands. ey havthe mexican beers pacifico. the red-hot the stock went up from 208 in chan january to an all-time high of 273 and august. interest rate sort and not long after we started hearing about these. the stock plunged to the 220s by mid october evethough they reported. wall street was still lookinat empty prizm. ough a glass half sinc

quaker, which is owned by pepsico, has not received any reports of illnesses. >>> new outbreaks of thees spiking again. the largest egg producer in the country reported last week that at a kansas facility more than a half a million egg-laying hens are showing signs of infection. meanwhile, data from the department of agriculture shows that dozens of commercial flocks have been hit hard by bird flu in recent months. >>> "wonka" debuted at the top of the box office with $39 million in sales in the u.s. and canada. it cost about $125 million to produce and was the first big hollywood release since the end of the s.a.g.-aftra actors srike. it's a prequel to "willy wonka and the chocolate factory" with timothee chalamet as a young wonka trying to open a candy store. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm courtney kealy, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up next, furious in foxborough. why taylor swift appeared to be a bit unhappy with the refs here during the chiefs game. ring the. ♪ ♪ merry christmas! ♪ rich chocolate layers sprinkled with festive peppermint. wi

pepsico is optimizing its portfolio of assets, according to the kommersant newspaper , it can sell ones in the krasnodar region to agrocomplex. the plant in question produced cottage cheese and processed cheese. its design capacity is 180 tons of raw milk per day. the deal, if it goes through, will allow the buyer to increase the share of its own processing and reduce its dependence on the demand of third-party plants. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate today: the dollar is 92 rubles 56 kopecks, the euro is 99.81. and that's all i have for now. science, music, literature, industry developed rapidly. world markets are flooded with russian bread. and if all this was blooming, then what was rotting? maybe nothing was rotten. education, enthusiasm of the people. soviet power received something unprecedented. a colossal inheritance, how carefully it managed this inheritance, what russia was like before the seventeenth year, and what should we do with this history, to what extent can it repeat itself, to what extent can we bring our country, diplomat... the a

quaker propiedad de pepsico, dijo que no ha recibido ningún informe de infecciones por salmonela relacionadasosturas. >> además, existen diferentes maneras de practicarlo, desde niveles para principiantes hasta los más avanzados. >> todo depende de lo que anda buscando el estudiante. si quiere algo más para relajarse un poquito, que tenga un poquito más reto y que pueda ser un poquito más de ejercicio, más fuerte. >> trabajamos en flexibilidad y yo sé que mucha gente ya no ya siente que no, no tiene, pero está dentro. >> sin embargo, aún existen varios estigmas que hacen que el yoga parezca una práctica negativa. >> el estigma de yoga muchas veces es que es para mujeres, nada más. pero la historia de yoga es muy, muy antigua, y la yoga originalmente era nada más para hombres. el otro estigma es que quizás es una religión y no es religión. es realmente una filosofía. si ciertas religiones si adoptaron este la filosofía de yoga, pero el yoga en sí no es una religión, es más bien una filosofía cobra dodd en excel back to downward facing. >> pero como los instructores explican, el yoga es una prá

he worked for pepsico in houston. they sent him on an assignment to dubai. a few years later, he was head hunted by a local real estate company. he became the ceo, and all of a sudden in 2008, he got arrested, and he had two children and his wife. they were left. she had to raise them for the last 16 years. my sister is a broken lady. she wanted to be here, but she's really totally broken. she's so loyal to her husband, carrying the phone all the time. she can't call him. just in case he calls her, she takes it with her even to the shower. so finally it's a long, long story, you know, and we don't have the time to say it all. >> kay, have you gotten any glimmers of hope, or has this been just a long wait of just not getting a lot of answers? >> we don't get a lot of answers. about two or three times now, there have been people come home from venezuela. the sitco six were the focus famous. then matthew heaves. we all expected for us to get the phone call too, but it never came. they have not unlawfully given them the title of unlawfully detained, so it just s

and berkshire, chevron, hertz, and madison square garden is a long-time favorite of investors, and pepsico and u-haul, fo example. what do you think of the list? >> i think it's kind of interestin let's focus on a couple obvious ones berkshire. i don't think we know what happens. ultimately warren buffett won't be around, right he's getting up there. what happens after that? it's the story of a brk-up story? we don't have a good feel of a successor, and we know who he has talked about, but do you want to own that if warren pwep buffet is t around by ontech, i mean, i think that's kind of dangerous i know the company, and dot forget they were pfizer's partner, and they have a pipeline but so do others. i would rather buy the biotech -- now we are going to go into year four, and i thi that's reasonable. as far as some othe others, i think they tried too hard to be different. pepsi is a permanent compounder, and ozempic has not panned out but had a really good quarter. >> wt you just said is an interesting way to think about this market, because in many trying a little harder to be different.

celsius appeals to me because pepsico has a big position. there are a lot of people whispering about how this company is not doing that well. i don't know about that. i think of pepsi gets in it, it is fine what is the short versus long and the real tug-of- war. battlegrounds. we have seen the rally extended and it could be an indication that the lifecycle is nearing its end. mad money tonight, i'm going straight to the source with the commerce secretary to get an update on semi conductors, our relationship with china and what to expecting the new year. last few months of an bush of the market with long yields. could this be sustained? or should investors be prepared to handle a changing market? i'm going off the charts to get a sense of where things could be headed. and what happened to the ipo market? i will give you might take on the group that seems to have a promising start to 2023 and then fizzle out. so stay with cramer! after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do wi

it is hard to roll with the well-known consumer group plays procter & gamble, pepsico rated the bestto join the cnbc investment club and watch what we do. at the same time you want to give your kids something with more juice, like the great growth stocks of the era, i'm talking apple, teslas --. if you do set up an account for your kids, may i suggest going with a uniform gift to a minor act account. i'm going to call it ugma. you can give children money that can accumulate somewhat tax-free overtime. the rules have changed when i set up a mutual fund for my kids. i love them because they were trust that you did not need to create. check with your broker for the latest rules for you. they do differ. i think it is one of the better tax breaks around. i know tax rates may not sound exciting but that's how you take care of your family. who does not want free money? if your kid is planning to get financial aid in college you want to be careful because that ugma money can count as theirs and it might get them disqualified depending on the institution. i believe gold is a terrific insuranc

people point to wendy's, people point to pepsico and other consumer product type companies that he'sat trion's, you know, success te over the years, i think depending on the porolio company i ink is hard. i think, look, any actist will tell you, they are a concentrated portfolio. they have eight to ten investments, one or two of those investments go up 30, 40%. that's a win. right? the other six or seven could be, you know, laggards or could be, you know, neutral. i think it's very much based on ngular campaigns. they're activists and fighthe good fig, you know, their lps, that's what they want u do, that'shat you' paying them for. >> where doethis all go, and how quicklou're right, we're early in theame. ishere a way that this gets shut down early or do you think this just becomes nastier and nastier. >> like i said, this period of time before the nomination deadline begins, there's a little bit more of a jockeying, maybe a letter here, maybe an article there. right? they're in full on battle mode right now. look at what was announced, you know, the two statements that came out yest