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Martin
@CuriousBrewery
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Current situation at McDonald's

$MCD (+0,49 %)

Does anyone have any news on the current situation at McDonald's? The share has now lost 12 percent in one month. I have only seen analyst downgrades or is there more information here.


Best regards

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Julius G.@Julius_Gru
4J
About time, would like to buy
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Robin2100@Robin2100
4J
@Julius_Gru I feel the same way
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Jakob@jkbsmn92
3J
A restaurant chain that sells junk food - not exactly a market for the future.
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Andy J.@Andy_Jurk
3J
@jkbsmn92 but it's a real estate share. I don't think it has anything to do with junk food!
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Gomerdoc@Gomerdoc
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@jkbsmn92 The quality of the food - which is debatable - is completely irrelevant. This is about investment. And McDonald's has been a top investment for 60 years.
What you see now as the share price is the result of 8 stock splits since 1975. If they were still displayed, you would have to extend your monitor upwards to be able to see the chart. And not to mention the fact that the share price chart has been running from bottom left to top right since the company was founded, as if drawn with a ruler.
McDonald's will be the last company on the planet to go under when the last person has starved to death 😁

PS: nevertheless, crashes like the one between around 1999 and the beginning of 2002 can also happen with a share like this. It's a question of investment horizon. The people who sold in a panic back then are probably annoyed as hell today.
From my point of view: currently a great buying opportunity.

(Diclaimer: invested in $MCD since 1985 🤣😘🤪🩵😍✅)
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Julius G.@Julius_Gru
3J
@Gomerdoc simply sent Jacob to sleep
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SCHLiCHTE_capital@SCHLiCHTE_capital
3J
@Gomerdoc That's exactly how it is. An absolute no-brainer. Buy, forget and enjoy in a few decades, in combination with Coca Cola a solid anchor for your portfolio,
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Performanceboy@Performanceboy
1J
@jkbsmn92 Junk food? They were already saying that 60 years ago when McDonald's went public. It's important to know what they really do for a living, namely real estate
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Gomerdoc@Gomerdoc
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@Performanceboy This is the case to a certain extent. Although a lot is franchised, around 60% or so of all the properties in which these stores are located are also owned by the Group
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BenMP@BenMP
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Mc Donalds is one of the largest private real estate companies in the world, even if the food is modest, the consumer has been proving them right for 80 years that it is apparently not quite so modest. For me as an investor, the dividend is also quite nice. So that's why I buy according to ✌🏽
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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024
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I only read once about a drop in sales due to the pricing policy at MC Donalds
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Stuttgarter81@Moneymoney
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24 P/E ratio - not exactly cheap
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MR.Bean@Bizzle
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Boykott
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Ronald@AlterMann
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I also have a savings plan: price losses of well under five percent and the dividends almost make up for that...
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Gomerdoc@Gomerdoc
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At the moment restraint due to the rather high inflation in the USA, restructuring measures.
I recommend going to a McDonald's somewhere in a location of your choice on a Saturday afternoon: after that it's clear that it's an investment....
In addition, the Euro Stoxx and even the DAX have outperformed the Dow Jones Index this year. The investment of European and global investors increasingly in Europe is now having an effect on all US equities, to varying degrees. The relative weakness of the dollar is currently making these investments even less attractive, especially for euro investors, and large institutional investors are taking this into account: and this is also leading to a compounding effect.
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