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Coca-Cola set for Q2; upgrades suggest near-term upside

Jul 20, 2026, 9:51 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

Why it may matterVerify against the original reporting

Analyst upgrades and a history of earnings beats support upside potential; near-term catalysts include the July 28 print and target revisions, with technical metrics suggesting room to run if results impress.

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Coca-Cola is poised for a Q2 print on July 28 with consensus at $0.93 per share on $13.15B in revenue after a prior quarter beat. Analysts have raised price targets to $95–$98, reinforcing a constructive outlook. Technically, KO remains in an uptrend with a defined range near $84 resistance and $76.50 support, suggesting room for upside on any positive earnings reaction.

KO Q2 earnings due July 28; expected EPS 0.93, revenue $13.15B.
KO has eight straight EPS beats; last four quarters beat by ~0.05%.
Analysts raised targets to $95–$98; Buy ratings cited by UBS, Citi, BofA.
Near-term: 0.9% below 20-day SMA; long-term uptrend remains intact.
Resistance at $84 and support at $76.50 define KO's trading range.

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