McDonald's Co. (NYSE:MCD) has seen a turbulent period with analysts, investors and market sentiment continuously changing its stance. Clearbridge Investments LLC purchased McDonald's shares despite an 8% drop this year. With a fallout after the announcement of
Q1 results, many questioned if the stock had
peaked. Institutional owners heavily dominate the stock, owning 72% of the shares. A questionable claim suggested McDonald's, along with Starbucks stocks, should be avoided. Accelerating the concerns was a rare earnings miss causing the stocks to struggle. However, an offset by revenue beat and the release of a new burger drove the stock to rally. CFO's announcement of lower income customers cutting back on spending and a consumer pullback affected food giants like Starbucks, KFC and McDonald's. Due to these factors, McDonald's stock remained volatile with significant dips. In contrast, some saw this as an opportunity to buy the stock, with many analysts arguing the stock is undervalued and has potential for solid gains. A decrease in stock price was noticeable after CEO's promise of affordability and an alleged
sell-off by insiders. In contrast, McDonald's stock has shown promising trends due to its partnership announcement with Krispy Kreme leading to a boost in both companies' shares.
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