>Buy put coke options
What if coke is able to change their business and provide those healthy alternatives?
A big what if, admittedly, since the dopamine hit provided by sugar is what drives excess consumption of the product. But never say never.
Note that Coke ALREADY provides "healthy alternatives" (they sell bottled water if that's your thing). And also note that the parent has no idea what part of Coke's product line the dip in sales was caused by, whether it's an industry-wide phenomenon or not, etc. etc.
That's because the parent is just some armchair financial analyst spouting nonsense.
That was the implication of the post, yes, hence the mention of sugar-free drinks they already produce.