Redburn-Atlantic improved its rating of Domino's to neutral, believing the stock has bottomed out after the company's stock crashed 13%. The company's Q3 sales warning led to shares falling and the stock's depreciation by 18% in three months. Domino's announced fewer new store openings following revenue misses, which subsequently led to a slide in stocks. However, the stock experienced a surge after the company's earning beat expectations and a promising long-term outlook was served. Nevertheless, the days of enticing yield are perceived to be over for Domino's. Domestically, DPZ's sales missed estimates which resulted in a dip in stocks. The weaker outlook resulted in the Australian-based franchise's stocks plunging. Despite these setbacks, the CEO is undeterred by the drop in shares as patrons respond to special deals and offerings. DPZ's Q2 results, however, were disappointing and various insider sales have occurred. On another note, Loop Capital reaffirmed their hold rating for DPZ due to steady sales growth. Domino's announced share buyback results, increasing investor confidence and resulting in the stock jumping by 57% over the past year.
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