decemberangel
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if you're buying stock buy into walmart...it was up again yesterday. |
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Gregory Gray fan
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Not really - I'd ratther buy stocks that make people healthy! |
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Dr Dee
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I think there are better stocks you can buy. |
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mks 7-15-02
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NO |
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frankzappa
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there may be better stocks to buy BUT... hardly any of those companies will have a great ad campaign like the BK does... |
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thedavecorp
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Go to finance.yahoo.com (NO www)
It will tell you insider trades, competitor stats, charts, messages boards (which is my favorite) and all sorts of good stuff - it's not as up to the second as a professional trader's info, but it's very informative. |
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Always Right
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Absolutely not. |
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grateful6979
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no, they have been closing stores left and right, from what i heard they are in trouble |
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ft3535
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watch the past market on this stock for the past two or so years to see when if at all the stock seems to go tot low..then watch it to see if it starts heading down again now..then get ready to buy it.
good luck |
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Frodo
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Wendy's is more stable. Burger King is owned b y a larger conglomerate. |
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TODSHISHLER
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No No No No No No No No
Have you been to a Burger King lately?
The stores around me are so horrible I wonder how they even stay in business. |
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MancalledDad
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Not necessarily, because hamburger sales are not the wave of the future. The growth of sales at all hamburger chains has slowed. More health conscious consumers are staying away from burgers and french frys. Those are the younger consumers who will be the determinant of future sales. Now that good nutrition is being taught in health classes in high schools, kids are more aware than previous generations. Plus California's Attorney General is said to have sued Burger King and its competitors over the potentially unsafe health issues in question regarding french fries. Schools are cracking down on these sort of things too. Find an investment that is on the crest of a growth wave without all the negative publicity. |
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lanena87
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dont know how stocks work... |
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tliuall
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just to beat the CD rate, but if you want to retire and take risk
EZM is ur first choice of copper and zinc play, company with $30 million cash inflow and p/e less than 7, sequential revenue growth 37%, it is very affordable @ $2
CXXUF--> this may be ur best bet with less risk, 80% chance, this co will become world largest Uranium producer, plus a free stock dividend by this fall.
FLMTF--->gold play, I will challenge any one who can find 8 oz/ton grade in the world. I do see this stock will set me financially free.
At this moment, I buy all three as I feel these three will deliver the best return ever in history. |
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tara t
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ummmm i guess, but why out of all the choices would u buy that one?? how bout sirius ? disney? coke or pepsi? |
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margaret
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umm ya maybe |
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Gray Rock
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As sick as I got eating in there last month....I'd NEVER buy it. I think, overall....they are "going public" because they are facing financial hardships. Maybe if they'd hire a janitor, dust-off the 3 inches if dirt in the "play place"...and serve food that don't put you in your bathroom, when you get home....they might succeed.
Overall: I buy alot of "small/cheaper" stocks...hoping they'll grow...but these guys? I'd not spend a dime on...but that's just me.
They may prove me wrong...now watch: They'll TRIPLE their IPO offering price within a month. LOL! LOL!!
Good luck..
Gray Rock (Films)
Idaho |
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krishahya
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No.. I would rather have you own Starbucks (SBUX). |
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