How Good Are Bud Light Stocks for Investing Today?

Strong buy or stay away? — Our Research & Analysis

Liberating Options
Investor’s Handbook
2 min readOct 17, 2023

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Bud Light is one of the most popular brands of light beer, produced by Anheuser-Busch InBev, the world’s largest brewery.

Photo by Jonathan Cooper on Unsplash

Anheuser-Busch stock is listed on the NYSE under the symbol BUD (FinViz chart).

In October 2023, BUD’s stock price was $53.

According to Google Trends, Bud Light stock’s search popularity peaked in mid-April 2023.

Bud Light stocks research on Google Trends
Screenshot from Google Trends

This is due to the brand’s aggressive advertising on TikTok.

Bud Light Stocks Chart Analysis:

Bud light stocks chart from FinViz
Screenshot from FinViz.com
  • Analysis of the daily chart (D1) that Anheuser-Busch stocks are in a sideways trend.
  • The price has formed a figure of technical analysis “Double bottom”.
  • Above the level of 55.00 we can safely consider buying Anheuser Busch Stocks.
  • When the price crosses the critical level of 58.00 a powerful movement to 67.00 is possible.

Bud Light Stocks fundamental analysis:

Bud Light Stocks — Finviz Fundamental Analyses table
Screenshot from FinViz.com
  • Strong brand recognition. Market Capitalisation 92.16B, Current volume of 1,606,071 shares traded.
  • The actual P/E ratio of Bud Light Stock is 17, it’s means that the stock is overvalued by the market.
  • Earnings date Oct 31 2023, BMO — refrain from buying the stocks until that date.

5% BUD stock price movement — SO nice market reaction to the Anheuser-Busch InBev report today (October 31) ⤵️

Bud Light Stocks earnings report, TradingView Chart
Screenshot from TradingView

Conclusion

Based on the results of the report Oct 31 (Earnings date), it is possible to consider buying Bud Light Stocks above 55.00 with the potential to move to 67.00.

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