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Starbucks SBUX
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Emcee:  Jean-Pierre Abe Type:  Unmoderated
Introduction Compact
Starbucks is growing very fast at a rate of more than 40% anually and
has superb management. SBUX is the undisputed national leader in
coffee shops and coffee distribution and I believe that it will
eventually become the "Mc Donald's" of coffee shops worldwide.
It has already penetrated the canadian and japanese markets
successfully, and I expect them to succeed in coffee-affictionado
Europe too, where such brand recognition in coffee shops does not
exit yet. Please share your views here.
Thanks! - JPA
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148 For a long time SBUX went nowhere because it was very overvalued at 60-70X earnDave Johnson-4/2/1998
147 Since your post the stock has risen by $10 or almost 30%. In the meantime, thiphilipah-3/31/1998
146 Sorry if I am wrong, a pyramid scheme is one which people recruit downlines to BenYeung-3/3/1998
145 SBUX is trading below 36 as I write, looking at 5 down days in a row. Is there Edward F. Aboufadel-1/6/1998
144 Mike, Thanks for a great post! This is the first I've read of the SBUX JaKatayamaGorobei-12/15/1997
143 Last Sunday while shopping in Machida, a city about 12 to 15 miles S.E. of the Mike Relyea-12/14/1997
142 the stores that i frequent are balanced in color - also seem to be more women tLabrador-12/2/1997
141 [What a coincidence -- almost everybody that works at Starbucks is white!] PerSchmedley-12/2/1997
140 Ken, can you or anyone explain someting to me? I go to fast food places from tBrian Moore-12/2/1997
139 Ron; I agree. I was only talking short term. Enjoy your vacation. KenKen Hays-10/7/1997
138 Ken, Short term, it's impossible to say what will happen to the price. HowKatayamaGorobei-10/7/1997
137 Ron; That's what makes the market. If nobody sold, nobody would buy. I gKen Hays-10/4/1997
136 Ken, I'll happily be on the long side of your short bet! Regards,KatayamaGorobei-10/4/1997
135 Ron, Your probably right in that it won't go down that much , maybe only tKen Hays-10/4/1997
134 Ken, >>I think you might see a price of $ 20 in 6 months Only if it splKatayamaGorobei-10/4/1997
133 Pat; First time on this thread. I have been following sbux for some time I doKen Hays-10/4/1997
132 Looks like a couple of downgrades on valuation.Patrick Thompson-10/2/1997
131 TO ALL: What happened to this thread? Does anyone in SI follow SBUX? lately? Iphilipah-10/2/1997
130 >>Re: Barron's -- Didn't see it. Want to volunteer some info?<Doug (Htfd,CT)-6/10/1997
129 Re: Barron's Didn't see it. Want to volunteer some info? Although yobenwood-6/10/1997
128 At Starbucks Chicago/O'Hare today, my chicken sandwich, fruit squeezer wateDoug (Htfd,CT)-6/9/1997
127 In regards to "where's the bottom?" I suspect it is/was around 28benwood-6/9/1997
126 Barrons had a very bullish piece this weekend. Things to consider are 1) StarRELLEK-6/9/1997
125 Ben, now reading your 10/96 posts "where's the peak?" -- That wasDoug (Htfd,CT)-6/7/1997
124 David, I think it's time to buy more and hold. MikeMichael Gleeson-5/13/1997
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