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MCD - McDonald's Corporation

NYSE - NYSE Delayed Price. Currency in USD

194.91

+3.30 (+1.72%)

At close: 4:00PM EDT

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Previous Close	191.61
Open	191.77
Bid	194.82 x 1000
Ask	195.39 x 800
Day's Range	191.66 - 195.00
52 Week Range	153.13 - 195.00
Volume	2,769,653
Avg. Volume	3,451,011

Market Cap	148.813B
Beta (3Y Monthly)	0.33
PE Ratio (TTM)	25.85
EPS (TTM)	7.54
Earnings Date	Apr 29, 2019 - May 3, 2019
Forward Dividend & Yield	4.64 (2.44%)
Ex-Dividend Date	2019-02-28
1y Target Est	199.64

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Market Realist13 hours ago
Starbucks’s Q2 Earnings: Analysts’ Expectations
Will Starbucks Outperform Analysts’ Expectations in Q2?(Continued from Prior Part)Analysts’ expectationsAnalysts expect Starbucks (SBUX) to post an adjusted EPS of $0.56 in the second quarter of fiscal 2019—a rise of 5.7% from $0.53 in the
American City Business Journals13 hours ago
McDonald's ad agency finds a new top creative down under in Australia
Derek Green has returned to Chicago for a second stint in the city's creative trenches, this time for one of McDonald's principal ad agencies.
Investopedia14 hours ago
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Market Realist15 hours ago
Starbucks: Analysts Expect Its Revenues to Rise in Q2
Will Starbucks Outperform Analysts’ Expectations in Q2?(Continued from Prior Part)Analysts’ expectationsAnalysts expect Starbucks (SBUX) to post revenues of $6.32 billion in the second quarter—a rise of 4.7% from $6.03 billion in the second
Reuters16 hours ago
McDonald's pulls Signature Crafted burgers, doubles down on Quarter Pounders
The burger chain added the Signature Crafted burgers to its menu two years ago to keep up with competition from Wendy's and Shake Shack, which serve more premium burgers using fresh ingredients. The company said its new deluxe and bacon Quarter Pounders received good feedback and it would continue to focus on such items. "It (the removal) probably has more to do about the process of cooking the burger in McDonald's than it does what the consumer is saying about the food," said Howard Penney, a managing director at Hedgeye Risk Management.
Market Realist16 hours ago
Will Starbucks Maintain Its Upward Momentum in Q2?
Will Starbucks Outperform Analysts’ Expectations in Q2?Stock performance Starbucks (SBUX) is scheduled to announce its second-quarter earnings on April 25 after the market closes. As of April 17, the company was trading at $75.12—a rise of 16.0%
TheStreet.com20 hours ago
Why I'm Buying McDonald's Into Earnings
As the market processes fresh data, a stock's price moves to mirror investors' changing perceptions of that company. What about information that isn't yet available to the public, but is anticipated by a number of market participants? For example, I don't believe it's a coincidence that PepsiCo Inc.
Market Realist2 days ago
Morgan Stanley Downgrades Chipotle to ‘Equal Weight’
Morgan Stanley Downgrades Chipotle to 'Equal Weight'Morgan Stanley’s downgrade Today, Morgan Stanley downgraded Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) from “overweight” to “equal weight” as the surge in the company’s stock price drove its valuation
MarketWatch2 days ago
Ronald McDonald will soon be able to read your mind
YOUR DIGITAL SELF You may have heard that McDonald’s has acquired a machine-learning startup, Dynamic Yield. The hamburger chain (MCD) plunked down $300 million in lunch money. But aside from Mickey ...
InvestorPlace2 days ago
Is More Downside Ahead for Boeing Stock? Should You Buy?
The news surrounding Boeing (NYSE:BA) is no secret at this point. The 737 MAX has some serious issues that have resulted in massive backlash against the jet maker. To be honest, Boeing stock hasn't suffered as big of a blow as some would have thought, as support continues to lift BA.Source: Shutterstock Does that mean it's time to buy? Let's look at what's happening. Boeing's 737 MAX IssueLast fall, a 737 MAX operated by Lion Air crashed, killing all on board. There were concerns by pilots, but it didn't stop airlines from keeping the 737 MAX operating in their fleet. Another accident involving the 737 Max occurred in March, with Ethiopian Air suffering a crash, leaving no survivors.InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 7 Marijuana Companies: Which Pot Stocks Should You Buy? This caused the industry to awake from its slumber, with countries and airlines quickly grounding their 737 MAX fleet. This is a terrible optic for the aircraft manufacturer, and it's about to hit Boeing's bank account.For a moment, forget about the possible order cancellations, potentially lower prices and lawsuits Boeing will face. According to their first-quarter deliveries report, the company did not log one new order for the 737 MAX in March. This isn't some hokey jet at the bottom of its catalog, either. The MAX is Boeing's fastest-selling unit right now. For the order line to dry up instantly says everything about what the industry thinks about the embattled airplane.If the solution isn't a simple software fix, Boeing's sales and earnings could be at stake. Not that it will bankrupt the company, but it will cause some investors to rethink Boeing stock in the near term.More likely than not, BA will get through the 737 MAX issue in the same way that Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ), McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) or Disney (NYSE:DIS) and other blue-chip names get through issues like this. But that doesn't mean it may not suffer more before moving past it. Trading BA Stock Price Click to Enlarge The 737 MAX has become a short-term focus, but it could become a longer-term worry. That's why we're looking at two charts, the six-month daily (above) and a 30-month weekly chart (below). I have updated these charts from my prior outlook earlier this month.As you can see on the short-term chart, Boeing stock continues to bounce with each test of that $362-ish level. It's just above the 200-day moving average at $359, but BA stock is struggling to move higher. It put in a lower high earlier this month when it failed to reclaim the 50 DMA. If momentum fades here, it will secure another lower high and increase the odds that shares will break below support.Then what?That's where the longer-term chart comes into play. There's support in the low $360s, while the 50-week moving average is at $357. Click to Enlarge This 50-week/200-day combo should be enough to buoy Boeing stock on its first test. However, if there's a gap down below this level, BA stock may quickly find itself back in its prior range.This rangebound action persisted for most of 2018, keeping the Boeing stock price between $315 and $360. The occasional break below range support was met with buyers, and you can see how BA shares have been finding prior-range resistance as current support.If support does hold up, we need to see the Boeing stock price push through the 10-week moving average and get above its 50 DMA. Until then, a break below prior resistance/current support is a possibility. Bottom Line on BA StockBoeing stock will report earnings on April 24. It's hard to imagine investors finding a sudden wave of confidence ahead of that report. The only exception? Perhaps management giving the all-clear and global airlines announcing the re-addition of the 737 MAX to their fleet.Estimates currently call for revenue to grow 2.4% to $23.95 billion in the quarter, driving earnings of $3.59 per share. This EPS estimate calls for a 1.4% decline year-over-year, and has fallen from $4.30 per share over the last 30 days, a 16.5% decline.The full-year estimates have also come down, although not as much. Full-year expectations now call for earnings of $17.81 per share. This is down almost 12% over the past 30 days from $20.21 per share. However, this would represent growth of more than 11% YOY, while revenue is still expected to grow 4.6% for 2019.BA is still a cash flow machine. It runs a very profitable outfit and has a deep backlog of new orders. Even with the disruption to the 737 MAX, this backlog should remain robust and keep Boeing's long-term trajectory intact. That said, full-year estimates are perhaps the biggest risk to BA stock. If management comes out with a disappointing outlook or admits business-related headwinds, watch out! Covering analysts will likely cut their full-year expectations.If that happens, Boeing stock could come under pressure and fall below those key support levels we highlighted. Of course, the opposite is possible too.Bret Kenwell is the manager and author of Future Blue Chips and is on Twitter @BretKenwell. As of this writing, Bret Kenwell did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. More From InvestorPlace * 2 Toxic Pot Stocks You Should Avoid * 7 Stocks to Buy for Spring Season Growth * This Is How You Beat Back a Bear Market * 7 Dental Stocks to Buy That Will Make You Smile Compare Brokers The post Is More Downside Ahead for Boeing Stock? Should You Buy? appeared first on InvestorPlace.
Market Realist2 days ago
Analysts Favor a ‘Hold’ Rating for Chipotle ahead of Q1 Earnings
Will Chipotle Meet Analysts’ Expectations in Q1 2019?(Continued from Prior Part)Analysts’ recommendations Of the total 31 analysts that cover Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), 32.3% have given the stock a “buy” rating, while 51.6% are favoring a
Market Realist2 days ago
Why Analysts Expect Chipotle’s EPS to Rise in Q1 2019
Will Chipotle Meet Analysts’ Expectations in Q1 2019?(Continued from Prior Part)Analysts’ expectation Analysts project Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) to post adjusted EPS of $2.97 in the first quarter of 2019, which represents a rise of 39.3% from
Investopedia2 days ago
Goldman Sachs' Stock Picks for a Slowing Economy
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Zacks2 days ago
McDonald's (MCD) Stock Sinks As Market Gains: What You Should Know
McDonald's (MCD) closed at $191.70 in the latest trading session, marking a -0.08% move from the prior day.
Market Realist2 days ago
What Will Drive Chipotle’s Revenue in Q1 2019?
Will Chipotle Meet Analysts’ Expectations in Q1 2019?(Continued from Prior Part)Analysts’ expectations For the first quarter of 2019, analysts expect Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) to post revenue of $1.26 billion, which represents a rise of 9.7%
Market Realist3 days ago
Why Investors Are Optimistic about Chipotle’s Q1 Earnings
Will Chipotle Meet Analysts’ Expectations in Q1 2019?Stock performance Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) plans to post its first-quarter earnings after the market closes on April 24. As of April 15, the company was trading at $712.27, which represents a
InvestorPlace3 days ago
5 Fast Food Stocks That Are Cooking With Fire
Food stocks have been on fire. Whether that's been fast food stocks, fast casual stocks or whatever variation in between. The economy is going strong, the labor market is tight and that means good things for disposable income.As a result, a number of consumer-oriented food companies are doing quite well right now. Are they about to fizzle out or is the run just getting started?That varies by company, but with only tepid inflation impacting costs and bringing in technology to improve supply chain operations and efficiencies, many companies continue to churn out impressive results. Whether that's on the comparable-store sale side or the bottom line (or both).InvestorPlace - Stock Market News, Stock Advice & Trading Tips * 7 Stocks That Can Outperform for Years Let's quit wasting space and get on with the list of fast food stocks that have been on fire! Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) Click to EnlargeMan, what is going on with the burrito? Investors should print out the chart for Chipotle Mexican Grill (NYSE:CMG) and label it "lesson for stubborn short sellers."No matter what the bearish thesis is, it doesn't matter. Some shoot against Chipotle on a fundamental and valuation basis. Others note how overbought the stock has become. But none of these facts matter because the market can act irrational for far longer than expected. That's why discipline is so important and the only real factor to remember is price.Look, I get it. Chipotle reported earnings on February 6th, beating on earnings and revenue expectations. However, do earnings of just $1.72 per share and revenue growth of 10.4% justify an overbought condition for two months and a $194 (37%) rally in the stock?No, but that's what momentum can do to a stock.So what now? Obviously the risk/reward here does not favor those initiating a new long position. However, it's clear that -- short of a food-borne illness breakout -- Chipotle is back in investors' good graces.Eventually CMG stock will tire and it's a question of how much this one will pullback, not if it will do so. So far, it's been following its trends pretty well and luckily, it's a name we've liked since January. A pullback into the 50-day will likely attract some buyers and while I'm not sure if we get a $120 decline down to $600, but that could be a solid level of support too. Near $606 is the 38.2% retracement for the 2019 range.Watch for this one on a pullback. Starbucks (SBUX) Click to EnlargeNot quite as strong as the Chipotle rally, but one clearly with caffeine fueling its run is Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX). Earlier this week, I highlighted Starbucks stock as it was knocking on $75 resistance. I said that it's hard to get too bearish on Starbucks given its momentum, despite how much it's rallied in the past few months and quarters.Now pushing over $75, shares are definitely overbought. But as we just saw with Chipotle, that condition can persist for quite some time. If Starbucks stock rallies into earnings on April 25th though, it will become a strong candidate for a sell-the-news event.If the U.S. business can continue to buoy Starbucks' business until the Chinese business re-accelerates, SBUX could have plenty of upside over the long term. For now though, estimates predict 6.3% revenue growth this year and 7.8% growth next year. Earnings are forecast to grow 11.6% this year and 12.2% next year. For this, investors are paying almost 28 times this year's earnings.The bears will quickly point out that this valuation is stretched and given the stock's near-60% rally from the summer lows, that claim has some validity. But SBUX is a cash cow with strong margins and continued growth. That cash is being used to fuel an aggressive rollout in growth-hungry China, buy back large chunks of stock and put through huge increases in the dividend. * 7 Dental Stocks to Buy That Will Make You Smile Until the trend fades, SBUX stock is a buy-on-dips name. McDonald's (MCD) Click to EnlargeMcDonald's (NYSE:MCD) is likely the first stock that comes to mind when talking about fast food stocks.The Golden Arches are almost never a bad choice when looking for a long-term investment. Sure it goes through lulls and at times the stock is overvalued, but at the end of the day, its products are in demand. It doesn't matter about the trends in gluten or impossible burgers. Customers still want a Big Mac or McDouble with fries and that demand isn't going to fade.As a result, MCD rings up billions a year in profits. Before its most recent earnings report where McDonald's missed revenue expectations, it had beaten top- and bottom-line expectations nine quarters in a row. That "miss" though was by just $1.6 million on a consensus estimate of more than $5 billion.It shows just how incredibly consistent MCD has been over the last few years. While shares are hovering near all-time highs, the charts still look constructive and I would love a buyable pullback should this $187 to $188 area not buoy the name. The average price target hovers near $200, giving investors decent upside should it get there.Plus, McDonald's is one of the best dividend names you can own. Wendy's (WEN) Click to EnlargeAside from having a savage social media account, Wendy's (NYSE:WEN) stock has been doing well too. $18 had been resistance for almost a year before WEN stock finally pushed through it earlier this year.Wendy's has come up short of revenue estimates in four of the last six quarters, but after a volatile two years, expectations are settling down a bit.Analysts expect 4.9% revenue growth this year and 4.3% growth next year. On the earnings front, estimates call for 5.1% growth this year and a whopping 22.6% growth next year. If Wendy's stock can maintain momentum for the next few quarters, investors may really start to feast on this one in anticipation of that big earnings growth next year. * 3 Solar Stocks to Buy for a New Day in Solar Energy Should it lose $18 though, look for support to come into play near the 200-day moving average and uptrend support (blue line). While not quite as a high as MCD's 2.45% dividend yield, Wendy's 2.2% payout isn't unattractive after a 17.6% bump in February. Domino's Pizza (DPZ) Click to EnlargeFor years, Domino's Pizza (NYSE:DPZ) couldn't be stopped. The pizza maker was one of the first food companies to really embrace technology in a meaningful way. Consumers could place delivery and pickups order in a snap on the app and website. This not only gave a boost to revenue as more customers climbed aboard thanks to the convenience of online ordering, but it also gave a lift to margins. Domino's had less mistakes on its orders and therefore wasted less product.While the stock was a steady beast for many years, that hasn't been the same story over the past year. The stock is roughly flat over the past 12 months, but that may lead to big gains if DPZ can regain its prior momentum.On the weekly chart, you can see that these multi-month bull flags are not uncommon for DPZ. A break out of this pattern and a close over the 50-week moving average could ignite the stock to $300 and above.Analysts expect 9.7% revenue growth this year and next year, and earnings growth of 11.3% this year and 17.2% next year. If DPZ can deliver on these expectations (and perhaps more), maybe that will be enough to get the stock moving higher. Others say the stock's too cheap, so take your pick.Bret Kenwell is the manager and author of Future Blue Chips and is on Twitter @BretKenwell. As of this writing, Bret Kenwell is long SBUX. Compare Brokers The post 5 Fast Food Stocks That Are Cooking With Fire appeared first on InvestorPlace.
Zacks3 days ago
McDonald's to Expand Footprint With 25 Restaurants in Italy
McDonald's (MCD) to open 25 restaurants in Italy this year to entice more customers.
TheStreet.com3 days ago
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GuruFocus.com3 days ago
M. Kraus & Co Buys Coca-Cola Co, McDonald's Corp
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Motley Fool4 days ago
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Reuters4 days ago
McDonald's to open 25 restaurants in Italy this year, hire 2,300 people
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