Peet's Coffee & Tea Inc. (PEET)

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    Lesismore46
    Sep 11 01:14 PM
    Is a Coffee Price Breakout Imminent? [view article]
    Coffee stocks are loosely correlated with the price of coffee beans. Since coffee sellers must buy the coffee beans as a production input, if the cost of coffee beans rises then the coffee sellers cost rise and profits fall. However if the coffee seller is selling more coffee to an increase in demand either locally or internationally, then the seller can pass on some of the higher costs in the form of higher ground coffee prices. The short answer is coffee sellers would rather see stable, slow rises in coffee bean prices and do not want to see a sharp breakout in coffee bean prices because they can not push the increased price on to their buyers and hence profits will fall.

    Shelf Life Ground coffee - 2 years unopened, 2 weeks opened (in refrigerator)     Reply
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    Darrell
    Sep 10 06:30 PM
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    Is a Coffee Price Breakout Imminent? [view article]
    When I retired, I stop going to coffee shop for my moring fix. Instead I drink coffee at home; I do have a $3 off with coupon for Yuban and/or Maxwell coffee.

    No item limit, so I will stock up. Does anyone know shelf life for ground coffee?     Reply
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    miraka
    Sep 10 10:12 AM
    Is a Coffee Price Breakout Imminent? [view article]
    So do coffestocks rise? Reply
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    miraka
    Sep 10 10:11 AM
    Is a Coffee Price Breakout Imminent? [view article]
    So do coffee stocks? Reply
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    SeekingAlpha
    Editors
    Apr 06 05:18 AM
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    General Discussion on PEET
    Is this a buy or a sell? Reply
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    Lieutenant
    Sep 28 06:52 AM
    Jim Cramer's Mad Money In-Depth Stock Picks, 9/27/07 [view article]
    God I hope he is right about aapl, went short @149.80...little too early...oh well Im going long pretty soon...lets just hope the drop comes today or Monday! Reply
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    stocker blog
    May 03 08:50 PM
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    Coffee Stocks: Not Just Starbucks [view article]
    In most of the financial references I've seen, it has been listed as a restaurant company as opposed to a coffee company. Even on their website, it says that they compete "with all restaurants in the Quick Service category (burgers, subs, pizzas and so on)."
    However, I will consider it for the next update of my list.     Reply
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    AdamP
    May 03 12:05 PM
    Coffee Stocks: Not Just Starbucks [view article]
    No mention of Tim Hortons (ticker: THI)? This coffee shop in Canada has been growing SSS at 9% for a while! Nobody knows it in US, but hugely popular up north Reply
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