Coca-Cola: Take Profits As Shares Approach All-Time Highs [View article]
I recently bought in, because of the dividend prospects as well as the fact that this is a tried, and proven company with continuing growth opportunities. Staying long term and looking for another lower entry point.
Keybanc raises its price target on Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) to $70 from $55 after channel checks show that pricing is holding steady despite the emergence of new private labels in the space. GMCR +1.1% to $57.50. [View news story]
Green Mountain: Over $300 Or Under $10? The Next Few Weeks Are Key [View article]
I sold all my GMCR shares the day they announced quarterly earnings this month by placing a stop loss order the day before, and glad I did. I don't see this stock doing much in either direction in the foreseeable future. Just my opinion.
Green Mountain Earnings: Patent Expiries And Competition Could Spoil The Party [View article]
You're pedaling old sales pitches to short the stock and not presenting anything substantial to justify your prediction of a $29.00 price for the stock, which is currently trading over $47.00. Verismo has been a bomb, lost patents have not affected sales, so where is the competition that justifies your prediction?
Investors will decide the direction of the stock of this company. And that will be dependent on how the new management team handles all of the issues that have been raised over the last year. I am long.
Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) +1.2% AH following Starbucks' (SBUX) FQ1 report. Starbucks mentioned on its call it sold 175M K-Cups during the quarter; a year ago, it shipped 100M K-Cups over 2 months. Starbucks also mentioned its January U.S. same-store growth has thus far been consistent with FQ1 levels,. The coffee chain plans to open 30+ new Teavana stores by year's end, launch new single-serve Verismo machines, and have 1,500 stores in China by 2015. Shares +3.4% AH. [View news story]
GMCR is on a road of its own. Starbucks Verisomo machines have had bad reviews, so what they do will only have a positive effect on GMCR. Feb. quarterly report will reinforce the GMCR stock value.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR +7.6%) trades higher a day after David Einhorn admits his short position in the company wrecked his hedge fund's Q4 portfolio return. Without any company-specific news out, the working theory is that some shorts are giving up the ghost after Einhorn's bear bet backfired. (Greenlight Capital letter .pdf) [View news story]
Deserves Einhorn right to get slammed on his shorts. The guy loves to spread bad news to try to influence the direction of a stock.
Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) trail off 3.5% premarket without any company news of note out. Traders warn a risk-off mentality could hurt the stock (more than others) until the end of the year, while SA author Bill Maurer wonders what the impact will be of the company' slashed guidance for capital expenditure spending. [View news story]
It is best to use filtered water in the Keurig brewers. It protects the machine and makes a better tasting cup of coffee.
Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) trail off 3.5% premarket without any company news of note out. Traders warn a risk-off mentality could hurt the stock (more than others) until the end of the year, while SA author Bill Maurer wonders what the impact will be of the company' slashed guidance for capital expenditure spending. [View news story]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters: Technical Trap [View article]
I don't think cashing out is a very good idea at this point. The new CEO just came on board and, with his background, I suspect there will be changes made that will continue to produce strong quarterly reports. The competition factor, at this point, is unimpressive. Starbuck's entry with its new product has brought negative reviews. And now seeing WalMart erecting center-isle Kcup displays speaks well to market acceptance and growth. Holding long here.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Is Still A Buy At This Level [View article]
All good points and good reason to buy GMCR. I held firm through the downswing, buying at three different price points with a resulting average of 32.25. Am staying long.
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR +1.7%) is off to $50 a share, according to a majority of respondents to a MarketWatch poll. The heavily-shorted stock has doubled since hitting the summertime blues to the delight of celebratory bulls, although buyers of the stock in 2011 are still largely underwater. Traders will keep an eye on the Starbucks Investor Conference tomorrow to see if anything noteworthy on the single-serve market is disclosed. [View news story]
Some buyers are under water, but I suspect a lot more are in the black, having been able to buy at lower prices to offset prior higher price purchases. I am seeing more black every day, and am glad I stayed long.
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Keybanc raises its price target on Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) to $70 from $55 after channel checks show that pricing is holding steady despite the emergence of new private labels in the space. GMCR +1.1% to $57.50. [View news story]
Green Mountain: Over $300 Or Under $10? The Next Few Weeks Are Key [View article]
Green Mountain Earnings: Patent Expiries And Competition Could Spoil The Party [View article]
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Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) +1.2% AH following Starbucks' (SBUX) FQ1 report. Starbucks mentioned on its call it sold 175M K-Cups during the quarter; a year ago, it shipped 100M K-Cups over 2 months. Starbucks also mentioned its January U.S. same-store growth has thus far been consistent with FQ1 levels,. The coffee chain plans to open 30+ new Teavana stores by year's end, launch new single-serve Verismo machines, and have 1,500 stores in China by 2015. Shares +3.4% AH. [View news story]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR +7.6%) trades higher a day after David Einhorn admits his short position in the company wrecked his hedge fund's Q4 portfolio return. Without any company-specific news out, the working theory is that some shorts are giving up the ghost after Einhorn's bear bet backfired. (Greenlight Capital letter .pdf) [View news story]
Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) trail off 3.5% premarket without any company news of note out. Traders warn a risk-off mentality could hurt the stock (more than others) until the end of the year, while SA author Bill Maurer wonders what the impact will be of the company' slashed guidance for capital expenditure spending. [View news story]
Shares of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) trail off 3.5% premarket without any company news of note out. Traders warn a risk-off mentality could hurt the stock (more than others) until the end of the year, while SA author Bill Maurer wonders what the impact will be of the company' slashed guidance for capital expenditure spending. [View news story]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters: Technical Trap [View article]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters: Lingering Disconnect Favors The Bear Case [View article]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Is Still A Buy At This Level [View article]
Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR +1.7%) is off to $50 a share, according to a majority of respondents to a MarketWatch poll. The heavily-shorted stock has doubled since hitting the summertime blues to the delight of celebratory bulls, although buyers of the stock in 2011 are still largely underwater. Traders will keep an eye on the Starbucks Investor Conference tomorrow to see if anything noteworthy on the single-serve market is disclosed. [View news story]