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Save your seatKO ran from roughly $69 in early January to a fresh 52 week high of $82.66 in May after strong fourth quarter and first quarter results, a raised 2026 earnings outlook, and steady defensive money flow into large consumer names.
A failure to hold $79 has the potential to pull KO back toward the $76 to $77 area. Any slowdown in organic revenue growth, weaker pricing power, or a broader rotation out of defensive staples would accelerate the downside.
If KO holds the $79 to $80 area, a move back toward $82.66 and then the mid $80s is on the table. Resistance at $82.66 is the first hurdle, and continued follow through from the April 28, 2026 earnings beat would help.
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