Perhaps Sullivan's favorite consumer issue is Denny's (DENN), the family-style restaurant chain. With about 1,500 restaurants across the U.S. and annual systemwide sales exceeding $2.4 billion, Denny's "may be finally able to serve up some real returns for investors," Sullivan says. The stock recently fetched around $2.75, about 9.9 times this year's expected earnings of 27 cents a share and 8.2 times next year's expected 33 cents a share. "Customer traffic will pick up as the economy recovers," predicts the fund manager, who sees the stock going as high as $3.50 within a year.

hungry

growth

Olstein Capital reported ownership of 8.89 million shares, or a 9.5% stake. Olstein said it plans to talk with the company on alternatives and suggestions for improving its financial strength.

speculative play on price movement

buy

GrandSlam breakfast for already fat people and there are a LOT of us in both number & size.

Trading

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Mad Money recommendation

Give me a break!

can a poor record of service be a boon for takeover

Speculation only. Liabilities are greater than Assets on Balance Sheet. Tut tut. Cramer needs some cheap scotch to wash down that Original Grand Slam.