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Comments for SBUX

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barrons3	I’d fold ‘em, says Jim Iurio on the Halftime Report. Look at MCD instead.	Love	November 18, 2009
barrons3	Q: Barron's: For starters, why are you so high on the Pacific Northwest? A: Delafield: Many companies in the Pacific Northwest are undercovered and underserved by both Wall Street and the institutional-investment community. Of course, you have Starbucks [SBUX], Amazon.com [AMZN], Boeing [BA], which still has its main manufacturing facilities here, even though it's headquartered in Chicago, and Microsoft [MSFT]. But beyond them, the coverage drops pretty rapidly.	Love	October 17, 2009
rescuewendy	love the place	Love	August 30, 2009
joeibrahim	bullish and the company is adapting to changes.	Love	August 04, 2009
Exoplanet	Eventually everyone will realized a $1 coffee is just as good.	Hate	August 02, 2009
TraderJesseFinn	Finally they are getting their edge back. I know it will take time but we have to be patient as management delivers.	Love	July 27, 2009
tjsanger	Restructuring	Love	July 25, 2009
marlena lawson	Not enough play action.	Hate	June 10, 2009
carmelo221974	people spendihg habits are changing.McDonald is taking market share.	Hate	June 10, 2009
Stockpickr Staff	Shares of Starbucks Corp. jumped Thursday after the coffee chain said its sales in the fiscal second quarter fell less sharply than at the end of last year.	Love	April 30, 2009
barrons3	Doubting the comeback story? Nobody believed that Starbucks' (SBUX) Howard Schultz could execute this turnaround, but he is well on his way with getting the company back on track, that's obvious. Rationalizing and slowing the growth and making it cheaper -- these are the things that he's accomplished, the same way that McDonald's (MCD) executed its turn. I have always been a big believer in the Starbucks product and in Schultz, and it is great to see this one flying again ... although, as in MCD, we are only in the third inning -- too early to buy much beyond here.	Love	April 30, 2009
calinvertir	held too long	Hate	March 16, 2009
sarah z	From a recent Mad Money show: "It looks like it's bottoming, but McDonald's (MCD) took 18 months to turn around, let's wait before we buy."	Love	February 23, 2009
joe gonzales	like coffee; business model.	Love	January 19, 2009
RhinoStocks	With a tendency to bounce off its 50-day moving average, the stock’s average price over the trailing 50 days, Starbucks is definitely a stock to watch per Fitzpatrick. He recommended buying with a stop around $9.20 to limit risk to the downside.	Love	December 30, 2008
barrons3	Thankfully, as a recent New Yorker cartoon put it, there are still people funneling retirement money into double lattes. Not that it's helped Starbucks, whose stock has fallen 53% this year, to about 9.50. Barron's penned a positive piece on the Seattle company in September ("Something Good Is Brewing," Sept. 29, 2008), when the shares were at 15, and we continue to applaud steps management is taking to boost sales and profits.	Love	December 13, 2008
DogWalkin	Love MCD coffee and price	Hate	December 03, 2008
sportdog18	not a good business model	Hate	November 26, 2008
Magneto	They make and sell the best legally addictive product in the world.	Love	November 26, 2008
barrons3	Pete Najarian is seeing unusual options activity in Starbucks [SBUX].Institutional investors are gobbling up the December 12 and December 10 puts, reveals Najarian. That suggests to him that this stock could move lower sometime soon.	Love	November 05, 2008
Katelyn	7.00 latte is never gonna cut it now	Hate	November 01, 2008
barrons3	If you have to play this game, I’d play Starbucks [SBUX], says Jeff Macke.	Love	October 29, 2008
fnijm	Love the atmoshphere	Love	October 22, 2008
Rcd284	doing bad	Hate	October 22, 2008
hkeziah	Like the coffee	Love	October 20, 2008
rainrunner85	SBUX	Love	October 04, 2008
GregJLee	Value/Staple	Love	September 30, 2008
barrons3	Starbucks' stock could rally 20% to 30% from a recent 15 as revenue rises, costs fall and profits resume their trajectory.	Love	September 27, 2008
barrons3	The derivatives are more powerful than the stocks they encompass -- Nasdaq or S&P futures -- but they are not more powerful than the companies themselves. Genzyme (GENZ), Gilead (GILD), Hologic (HOLX), Starbucks (SBUX), they will all get killed. Is that right? I don't think so.	Love	September 18, 2008
robsterboy	bus model destroyed	Hate	September 03, 2008