Prev Close | 46.77 |
Day Low/High | 43.15 / 46.34 |
52 Wk Low/High | 12.37 / 47.65 |
Prev Close | 46.77 |
Day Low/High | 43.15 / 46.34 |
52 Wk Low/High | 12.37 / 47.65 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 19.72B |
Market Cap | 922.18M |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
I think the quarantine has gone too far, with unintended consequences that will be tallied later.
The deals that has been taking place in the industry in the last few years are likely to continue.
A basket of 38 restaurant stocks I track (large and small) is up about 20% for the year.
Small-cap restaurant chains in particular are down for the year to date despite some recent upticks.
Apart from big chains, very few restaurant companies have done well.
Some of the big names are doing well, but it has been a struggle for many others, include Ruby Tuesday.
Noodles & Co. leads a long list.
Chipotle, Chuy Holdings and Buffalo Wild Wings offer tasty opportunities for options players.
Both chains are up ahead of their addition to the S&P SmallCap 600.
These casual-dining names are showing bearish Relative Strength and price has broken below support.
The "A" mark was hit by seven, but only one got a "B".
The analysis on both stocks is basically identical.
I prefer to attack this one from the option side.
Management execution matters more to stock prices now.
My philosophy is to avoid the hot restaurant IPOs.
IPO Desktop President Francis Gaskins has a problem with Dave & Buster's growth plan, but he likes FleetMatics.
Dave & Busters is ready to return to the publicly traded game. But at what cost? Debra Borchardt of TheStreet.com looks at the numbers.
Del Frisco could be hurt if the economy stalls, but Chuy's affordable menu seems recession proof.