Prev Close | 80.92 |
Open | 80.79 |
Day Low/High | 78.56 / 81.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 72.19 / 187.35 |
Volume | 635.48K |
Prev Close | 80.92 |
Open | 80.79 |
Day Low/High | 78.56 / 81.58 |
52 Wk Low/High | 72.19 / 187.35 |
Volume | 635.48K |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 29.88B |
Market Cap | 2.33B |
P/E Ratio | 140.04 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
While I don't want to anticipate, there's enough here for a starter position.
I keep hearing from complainers, who typically have a imperious tone, that these so-called meme stocks are wildly overvalued. How the heck do we know?
Leading investment advisors provide a menu of attractive QSR stocks.
This weakness following earnings probably has further to go.
The acceptance by corporate America and the rest of corporate earth certainly makes knocking bitcoin off of its pedestal more difficult.
Surprisingly, 2020 has turned out to be decent year for restaurant stocks.
The shares of several chains are doing surprisingly well while others are struggling as the pandemic puts restaurants' survival skills to the test.
As Covid-19 numbers rise in many states, it's time to get out of the restaurant stocks and look to Campbell Soup.
The prices of hotels and even beaten up retailers say that many believe a vaccine is on the way -- here's how I would get positioned.
Both Apple and Tesla are chopping shares into pieces, which will let individual investors have a shot at buying them.
After listening to the Yum call you know that almost every restaurateur seeking to make a profit will most likely fail.
As a whole, publicly traded restaurant names are doing better than I would have expected year-to-date.
DPZ, up 23% year-to-date, is one of just four restaurant names in positive return territory for the year.
WING shares have nearly tripled in the past two months.
Our government made businesses insolvent to conquer a disease it can't conquer, and now solid businesses that could have thrived, that could have been the next Walmart for all we know, are closing.
Here's a trade in the fast food name that's serving up amid the Covid-19 crisis.
When I scan the restaurant space, I remain perplexed, wondering not only when they might be able to reopen, but also how quickly consumers will come back, and to what degree?
Wednesday was a wake up call for those long the stock.
As I mentioned earlier, I've got the LendingClub earnings report to deal with after today's market close, but here are several reports that are likely to drive tomorrow's market open: Economic January PPI January Housing Starts & Building Permits ...
The chicken wing restaurant could trade sideways near term based on its charts, which would present an opportunity to acquire its shares.
The deals that has been taking place in the industry in the last few years are likely to continue.
WING could be at a buy point.
When trading in front of the Fed the focus must be much more defensive than offensive.
WEN boosted its quarterly dividend to 12 cents a share, up from 10 cents, continuing its annual streak of modest dividend increases started in 2012.
Value and income investors will like this name's recipe for success.
10 favorite stocks from wings, burgers and burritos to donuts, bakery goods, packaged vegetables and sweets.