Coca-Cola has a proven track record of global brand power and a reliable dividend. Domino's is operating smoothly and growing despite global economic volatility. Both of these stocks trade at the same P/E ratio,

Citi said it is encouraged by recent month-over-month growth in .com domain registrations, which could point to year-over-year growth in 2025.

Whenever the great Warren Buffett makes a move, some of his many followers are sure to scramble to follow in his footsteps. Indeed, Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRK-B) have been major net sellers of stock of late.

However, if you pull the lens further back, PepsiCo's drop from its three-year high is around 22%, while Coca-Cola's is around 14%. But Coke enjoyed a rally from late 2023 that lasted into 2024, while PepsiCo didn't. All in, investors appear to have been a little more negative about PepsiCo overall.