P/E is 14, and their yield is 3.3%.

Altucher: Three Tasty Chocolate Stocks
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P/E of 15 and a yield of 3.5%.

Being nosey..owned a franchise and went under they are horrible to their store owners but their stock continues to grow by opening up new store regardless of the amount that closes down yearly

P/E of 21.77 and a yield of 2.4%.

ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCOLATE FACTORY, INC. (RMCF)
CAPS Rating: 4
The Company is an international franchiser and confectionery manufacturer. The Company is headquartered in Durango, Colorado and manufactures an extensive line of premium chocolate candies and other confectionery products.

Rocky MOuntain Chocolate..going pretty good at the moment.

No debt, good company, Colorado company, price dip...bought too soon once again but is up now. Raising dividends, share buybacks

the small cap Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Inc. (RMCF), which has a product line that includes caramels, creams, mints, and truffles. P/E is 20, price sales ratio is 2.7 and their yield is 2.6%

I have been following this stock as part of my homework for HSY, I like what I see in it for the same reasons stated by Jeremy. My bear side though tells me to think about the empty Godiva stores. Being that I've not seen one of these places makes me hesitant to invest. But so far, I see a very clean balance sheet.