Prev Close | 114.65 |
Day Low/High | 108.72 / 116.65 |
52 Wk Low/High | 30.01 / 115.38 |
Prev Close | 114.65 |
Day Low/High | 108.72 / 116.65 |
52 Wk Low/High | 30.01 / 115.38 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 41.44B |
Market Cap | 4.75B |
P/E Ratio | N/A |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Zoe's Kitchen, Fitbit, GoPro and even Shake Shack show the danger of buying at steep post-IPO prices.
These names are showing signs of either bullish or bearish reversal patterns.
While shares could move higher, they're likely to take a break first.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer said investors should be careful with Shake Shack shares.
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Tuesday's trending stocks.
If you own these, seriously consider locking in gains before they become the next casualties of war.
Six formerly hot stocks that crashed and burned -- and three still too hot to touch.
Shake Shack has formed a bearish technical pattern.
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As Fat Brands prepares to IPO, we took a look at the menu at its most famous chain, Fatburger. Considering that even the fries are 'fat,' the brand more than deserves its namesake.
Markets have given up most of their early gains but major indices are all hanging on to slight gains at the noon hour. Shake Shack  taking a 5% hit as Wedbush downgrades the name due mounting concerns over the impact of cannibalization of same-store...
Jollibee, one of the best-known Filipino brands, is reportedly bidding north of $1 billion for British sandwich chain Pret A Manger, the biggest-ever deal out of the Philippines.
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.
It is not just tech names that attract insane traders during post-IPO action.
It is not just tech names that attract insane traders during post-IPO action.
The food is pricey, locations are scarce and the stock can't break out.
Here's some inspirational leadership tips from Randy Garutti, Shake Shack's top executive.
Shake Shack reveals how it all came together in a new book.
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The upstart better burger chain went public back in January 2015.
Stocks turn higher this afternoon as a rebound in crude prices fuels a rally in the energy sector.