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If you would like the opportunity to add this kind of fortune to your income, [watch this exclusive presentation now.]( ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fountain of Truth: Coke Needs M&A As Coca-Cola (KO) comes up with less-sugary drinks, there is good reason to question how it will fund growth. CEO James Quincey has been at the helm since May, and a fresh strategy is in the works. Coke expects the global non-alcoholic, ready-to-drink beverage industry to expand by $110 billion at retail between 2017 and 2019, representing 4% compound annual growth mostly coming from non-carbonated soft drinks, according to Susquehanna Financial Group. Coke's problem: it has a 48% share of carbonated drinks, but only 7% share in non-carbonated drinks globally. It may seek acquisitions to bridge this gap. Coke stock reflects the shift away from sugary beverages, with a cumulative total return of 53% over the past five years, while the S&P 500 index is up 111% in the same period, according to FactSet. Ahead of an upcoming Coke seminar -- the first such meeting since 2009 -- Susquehanna analysts Pablo Zuanic, Aatish Shah and Hailey Xu are neutral on the stock, and their price target of $41 indicates downside risk from a recent price of $47.19. The Susquehanna analysts think shares of potential M&A targets or companies that could be challenged by Coke expansion will move on the seminar. There could be other catalysts for Coke stock, though. From a lengthy Susquehanna analysis, some excerpts on beverage industry merger and acquisition buzz and what could help or hurt Coke stock. ——————— Sincerely, Market Rising Disclaimer: DO NOT BASE ANY INVESTMENT DECISION UPON ANY MATERIALS FOUND ON THIS WEBSITE. 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