Value Investments for Your Stock Portfolio

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Nike: Invest for Value in the Nick of Time?

Nike’s been knocked down, but insiders and institutions aren’t ready to quit. With strong cash flow, consistent dividends, and that iconic swoosh, is it time to just do it—or jog the other way?

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🥤 PepsiCo: More Than Just Soda—A Value Investment That Might Just Pop! 🍿

PepsiCo isn’t just about soda anymore—it’s a diversified powerhouse with brands like Lay’s, Gatorade, and Tropicana, delivering steady revenue growth and shareholder returns. With a rock-solid balance sheet, increasing dividends, and strong global presence, PepsiCo might just be the value play your portfolio needs.

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