Apple, Coca-Cola and Keurig Dr Pepper Shares Reach 52-Week Highs
Shares of Apple, Coca-Cola and Keurig Dr Pepper climbed to yearly peaks, per Stocktwits, on foldable iPhone demand, policy hopes and a JPMorgan target raise.
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what happened
According to Stocktwits, shares of Apple, Coca-Cola and Keurig Dr Pepper hit fresh 52-week highs on Thursday. Apple gained about 1% and reached a record $348.36 as demand for its foldable iPhone Duo lineup ran ahead of supply. Reports said early orders exceeded available units, and Apple pushed estimated delivery dates for the Duo to late January. Coca-Cola and Keurig Dr Pepper each rose more than 2%. Coca-Cola touched a record $95.37 and is on track for its strongest annual performance since 1996. Support came from a Wall Street Journal report that Calley Means, a health adviser to Robert F. Kennedy Jr., had resigned, and from KFC's plan to switch to Coca-Cola beverages at U.S. restaurants from January. Keurig Dr Pepper rose to an annual high of $35.4 after JPMorgan lifted its price target to $39 from $38 and kept an Overweight rating.
why it matters
The three stocks are up roughly 24% to 36% so far this year. Coca-Cola's October 27 results and Keurig Dr Pepper's November 3 third-quarter report will be the next tests for these expectations, so investors will watch revenue and guidance closely.
market impact
Consumer and tech sectors: strong demand and earnings expectations support Apple, Coca-Cola and KDP shares.
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- Why Did AAPL, KO, KDP Stocks Hit 52-Week Highs Today? — Stocktwits, 23 October 2026 at 03:23 UTC
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