Coca-Cola (KO -1.06%) is an iconic business and even some of the most notable investors happily own the shares. That list famously includes Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

If you like to own industry leading companies that are performing at the top of their games, you'll probably find Coca-Cola very attractive. And you'll collect an above-market yield of 2.8% if you ...

1. Coca-Cola is a well-run business Coca-Cola is a consumer staples maker since it, technically, produces food. The many beverages it produces are effectively a luxury version of a basic necessity.

That's not quite what makes Coca-Cola stock such a great bear market buy, although it's closely related. Rather, this beverage giant does well in all kinds of markets because its products are so ...

The lingering inflation that could not only help cause a bear market, but worsen because of one, is certainly nothing to dismiss. Just keep the company's business model in mind. Coca-Cola's bottom ...

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Coca-Cola’s stock slipped 0.61% in a minor pullback, but long-term investors aren’t reaching for the panic button just yet. Despite the dip, Coca-Cola’s stock remains up over 13% year-to-date and ...

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