Cheap, Lazy Investing™

After seeing this in my in-box from one of my news searches:

PepsiCo Boosts Annual Dividend by 7%, Authorizes Stock Buyback

I set a limit buy for Pepsico, Inc. (PEP) at $61, while askStockGuru had them today at 62.3 for the conservative buy.

Tags: alerts, askStockGuru.com, Inc. (PEP), PEP, Pepsi, Pepsico, Watch List

Cheap, Lazy Reference links: Yahoo! Finance, Wall Street Survivor, Motley Fool CAPS, askStockGuru, Google Finance, MSN Money

One Response to “Pop Dividends from Pepsi”

1. admin says:

   September 13, 2010 at 5:06 am

   askStockGuru was right, I was wrong, so I still don’t own PEP yet. I just set a new alert on PEP, and then I see the Motley Fool is touting them, too (http://www.fool.com/investing/dividends-income/2010/09/12/is-pepsico-stock-cheap-right-now.aspx). Wish I had blogged my renewed interest at the time to claim the “great minds think…” but that is the down side of lazy.

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