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Does McDonald’s Stock Have A Potential Upside?
[Updated 03/05/2021] McDonald’s Update At the current price of around $205, McDonald’s stock (NYSE: MCD) has a potential upside of around 24%. McDonald’s, a global fast food company, saw its stock rise by 16% from 2018 to n...
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Should You Buy Yum! Brands Stock At $107?
[Updated 01/20/2021] Yum! Brands Update Having risen 7% since the end of 2019, YUM! Brands’ stock (NYSE:YUM) seems to be at its near term potential. This is in comparison to the S&P 500 which gained 16% in the same period. The comp...
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Up 10% In 2020, Does McDonald’s Stock Have More Upside?
After a 10% rise this year, at the current price near $215 per share, we believe McDonald’s stock (NYSE: MCD) has a moderate upside in the near term. MCD stock has increased from $197 to $218 since the start of the year compared to the S&...
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What Will McDonald’s Look Like In 2023?
McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) has seen its stock rise by 55% in the last 5 months and by 9% since the beginning of this year, with its market cap standing at roughly at $160 billion. The stock now trades at close to 36x projected 2020 consensus ...
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Burgers Over Coffee: Why McDonald’s Stock Looks More Attractive Than Starbucks?
McDonald’s stock (NYSE: MCD) has grown only 19% since the end of 2019, but Starbucks’ stock (NASDAQ:SBUX) has grown by 36%. This, despite the fact that McDonald’s has better profit margins and geographical reach than Starbucks . We ...
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Luby’s Shutdown Expected?
Luby’s stock (NYSE: LUB) was at less than a dollar since 2nd half of March 2020 and has recovered slightly to around $1.85 after the company announced it will pursue the sale of its operating divisions and assets. The company will consider ...
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Would You Choose Restaurant Brands’ Stock Over McDonald’s?
McDonald’s stock (NYSE: MCD) has grown 20% in the last couple of years (since Jan 2018), but Restaurant Brands’ Stock (NYSE: QSR) has grown by only 10%. But it is hard to believe why McDonald’s stock is up more Restaurant Brands̵...
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McDonald’s Stock Up 40% While Revenue Fell. What’s Wrong?
McDonald’s (NYSE:MCD) stock has gained 40% in the last 3 years or so, since the end of 2016, and was up even more prior to the pandemic-driven market fall. But how did the company manage to pull off this tremendous feat considering its reve...
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Donuts Over Burgers: Why Dunkin’ Brands Stock Looks More Attractive Than McDonald’s
McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) stock has declined by close to 12.6% since early February after the WHO declared the Coronavirus a global health emergency, while Dunkin’ Brands (NASDAQ:DNKN) stock has fared worse and lost 21.7% of its value. The lockdown ...
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McDonald’s Stock Falling Below $100 Is A Real Possibility
McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) stock tanked from nearly $230 in early February to a multi-year low of $124 a month ago as the spread of the novel Coronavirus rattled the stock markets and the broader economy. However, McDonald’s stock has rallied t...
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Can McDonald’s See An Upturn Post Coronavirus Crisis?
As per Trefis analysis, it is likely that McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) stock could bounce back strongly as the crisis winds down. The company’s stock has taken a big hit, falling by about 14% from March 8-12, 2020, as the broader S&P 500 fell...
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McDonald’s Revenue And Earnings To Beat Consensus?
McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) is slated to release its Q4 and full-year 2019 results on January 29, 2020. We believe that McDonald’s Revenues and earnings will beat consensus . We expect McDonald’s to report revenues of $21.1 billion (vs. c...
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A Look At Chipotle vs. McDonald’s
Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE: CMG), is a quick service restaurant in the US that features a Mexican menu of burritos, burrito bowls (a burrito without the tortilla), tacos, and salads. The company’s focus is to give a fine dining experience...
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Will McDonald’s Record An Increase In the Top line For 2019?
Yes, as per Trefis estimations, McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD) top line is expected to have a small increase of 0.5% and post revenue at around $21.1 billion for 2019. The company generates its revenue primarily from its US Market which is projected to a...
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How Did McDonald’s Expenses Change Due to Re-Franchising?
McDonald’s (NYSE: MCD), has its expenses largely clubbed under its cost of sales and SG&A expenses, which together accounted for about 82.4% of the company’s total expenses in 2018. However, this is a reduction from 86.5% of total expenses th...
