STARBUCKS $64.13

up +0.58


17/5/2013 04:17 PM  |  NASDAQ : SBUX  |  Industries : Accommodation and Food Services / Limited-Service Eating Places
Last Trade: 64.13
Trade Time: May 17 4:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time
Change: 0.58 (0.91 %)
Prev Close: 63.55
Open: 63.77
Bid: 63.76
Ask: 69.52
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IAHL IAHL 56.5K +0.12%
BDL FLANIGAN'S ENTERPRISES 60.4K +0.09%
DPZ DOMINO'S PIZZA 432.3K +0.01%
PZZA PAPA JOHN'S INTERNATIONAL 139.9K +0.01%
TAST CARROLS RESTAURANT GROUP 106.5K +0.01%

Insider Transactions

Date Name Title Volume Trade Price Holding Change
5/15/2013 SCHULTZ HOWARD D chairman, president and ceo -500,000 $63.89 -2.62%
5/15/2013 SCHULTZ HOWARD D chairman, president and ceo 500,000 $27.32 2.69%
5/14/2013 SHENNAN JAMES G JR Director 18,376 $12.25 177.24%
5/14/2013 SHENNAN JAMES G JR Director -18,376 $63.00 -63.93%
5/9/2013 BURROWS CLIFFORD pres, Americas and US 60,000 $30.42 38.44%
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SBUX Stock Analysis

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  2. Starbucks: A Premium Worth Paying

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  3. Starbucks' Special Model Is Valuable, But Maybe Not This Valuable

    Starbucks continues to deliver good execution, but the valuation demands greatness.
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    Lululemon announced April 3 that Chief Product Officer Sheree Waterson was leaving the company as of April 15. Assigning blame might appease the board, but it shouldn't do anything for investors.
  5. Is it Time To See Through Lululemon?

    Lululemon has pulled 17% of its women's bottoms due to a quality problem. It turns out that its latest batch of black luon yoga pants, which combine Lycra spandex with nylon, were virtually see through. Until they can replace them, it's business is in a heap of trouble.
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