Is PEP near its 200-week EMA?

No. PEP is 11.8% below its 200-week EMA ($134.02 against $151.97, 3.2 weekly ATRs below) at the scan of 21 Oct 2026. Long-term downtrend structure: the 50-week EMA is below the 200-week EMA, so the weekly structure is bearish and the 200-week zone does not apply. It has touched the 200-week EMA 3 times since Aug 2020, most recently in Nov 2024; 52 weeks after a touch, price was above the touch level 1 of 3 times, median −13.1%. The 50-week EMA is $142.70 (price −6.1% from it) and the weekly DeMarker is 0.51, neutral.

By RB Trading · Updated · From the Portfolio Builder's weekly scan · Educational market data, not financial advice
Price vs 200W EMA
−11.8%
3.2 weekly ATRs
200W EMA
$151.97
2-year change −7.6%
50W EMA
$142.70
price −6.1%
Weekly DeM (14)
0.51
neutral
Price $134.0250W EMA $142.70200W EMA $151.97
PEP: price −11.8% from the 200-week EMA and −6.1% from the 50-week, at the scan of 21 Oct 2026.

What the numbers say

The 200-week EMA itself is down 7.6% over two years, a falling long-term line. Weekly closes have been above the line on 71% of the 324 weeks measured. At its touches the weekly lows went a median 3.0% under the line within 13 weeks, and a weekly close fell below it within four weeks on 2 of 3.

Every touch of the 200-week EMA since Aug 2020

From 324 weeks of weekly bars. A touch is a week whose low reached the 200-week EMA after 13 weeks above it. Each row shows how deep the lows went in the 13 weeks after, whether a weekly close fell below the line within four weeks, and where price closed 13 and 52 weeks later, against the EMA at the touch.

Touch week200W EMA thenDeepest low, 13 wksWeekly close below13 weeks later52 weeks later
4 Nov 2024$164.50−14.0%Yes−12.1%−13.1%
10 Jun 2024$162.95−3.0%No+8.8%−19.7%
2 Oct 2023$160.19−2.7%Yes+5.5%+4.9%

Source: Yahoo Finance weekly bars, split-adjusted, read by the Trade Desk's Portfolio Builder scan twice a day. EMAs are exponential, as on TradingView. Open the weekly chart on TradingView.

How to read the 200-week zone

The Desk's Portfolio Builder reads three things together: the 50-week EMA above the 200-week, the 200-week EMA rising at least 8% over two years, and price within one weekly ATR of the 200-week line. PEP does not meet all three right now: the 50-week EMA is below the 200-week EMA, so the weekly structure is bearish and the 200-week zone does not apply. The weekly DeMarker adds the momentum read: at 0.51 it is neutral now. This is a long-term, no-leverage way of reading a chart, not a signal to act on.

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FAQ

What is PEP's 200-week EMA?

At the scan of 21 Oct 2026 the 200-week EMA was $151.97 and price was $134.02, 11.8% below it.

How many times has PEP touched its 200-week EMA?

It has touched the 200-week EMA 3 times since Aug 2020, most recently in Nov 2024; 52 weeks after a touch, price was above the touch level 1 of 3 times, median −13.1%.

Is PEP's weekly DeMarker oversold?

The weekly DeMarker (14) is 0.51, which is neutral: below 0.20 reads oversold, above 0.80 overbought, and anything between is neutral.

Is PEP in a long-term uptrend?

Long-term downtrend structure: the 50-week EMA is below the 200-week EMA, so the weekly structure is bearish and the 200-week zone does not apply.

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