jo wrote:
> gee i wonder how many blown accounts you need

Edward wrote:
> I don't think that SBUX will get to $8 but I still think it has some
> downside. Even if it good "value" at current levels, I don't want to
> miss out on the opportunity of owning it at $12 or less....  Could
> happen.  .  I'm waiting for the FAT pitch here...

frank...@yahoo.ca wrote:
> That's impossible. Though it's still overvalued at its current price,
> its P/E is above 18.

raghu.kond...@gmail.com wrote:
> I'm expecting SBUX to 12$ in another 2 months. SBUX is sued again..

Mr. Big wrote:
> "Even if it good "value" at current levels"

> I doubt it has good value. It doesn't seem to be at a compelling
> valuation. Even using a DCF analysis, I am not sure the value is
> there. I think value my start to show up around the $15 level. P/E
> isn't the only way to value a company, but for now I'm using it as a
> reliable way to gage value. For any buy to make sense, the company
> would have to be trading at well bellow a 17.5x multiple.

dane...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hey Big,

> I bought some SBUX when Schultz finally admitted to taking over the
> reigns again. But, the contra to this is the complete annihilation of
> goodwill for the firm. It was already grossly mismanaged, but now,
> with the Sonics owner planning to move the team to OK City, Starbucks
> is being blamed for that too.

> Personally, I think your $15 price target is pretty close to the
> actual bottom on this stock. Starbucks in Asia is HUGE. I still don't
> see how people can afford to pay $3+ a cup when their income amounts
> to about $20k a year for executives. But... they do. Then again, it
> could just be expats buying up the coffee.

> Mr. Big wrote:
> > "Even if it good "value" at current levels"

> > I doubt it has good value. It doesn't seem to be at a compelling
> > valuation. Even using a DCF analysis, I am not sure the value is
> > there. I think value my start to show up around the $15 level. P/E
> > isn't the only way to value a company, but for now I'm using it as a
> > reliable way to gage value. For any buy to make sense, the company
> > would have to be trading at well bellow a 17.5x multiple.

dane...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hey Big,

> I bought some SBUX when Schultz finally admitted to taking over the
> reigns again. But, the contra to this is the complete annihilation of
> goodwill for the firm. It was already grossly mismanaged, but now,
> with the Sonics owner planning to move the team to OK City, Starbucks
> is being blamed for that too.

> Personally, I think your $15 price target is pretty close to the
> actual bottom on this stock. Starbucks in Asia is HUGE. I still don't
> see how people can afford to pay $3+ a cup when their income amounts
> to about $20k a year for executives. But... they do. Then again, it
> could just be expats buying up the coffee.

> Mr. Big wrote:
> > "Even if it good "value" at current levels"

> > I doubt it has good value. It doesn't seem to be at a compelling
> > valuation. Even using a DCF analysis, I am not sure the value is
> > there. I think value my start to show up around the $15 level. P/E
> > isn't the only way to value a company, but for now I'm using it as a
> > reliable way to gage value. For any buy to make sense, the company
> > would have to be trading at well bellow a 17.5x multiple.

killera...@gmail.com wrote:
> Don't try to catch this falling star. This thing is going to 10
> dollars unless some foreign entity takes a stake in it. I think I can
> wait until that news. Otherwise I'll pick up shares at tem dollars at
> the end of the year

> dane...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Hey Big,

> > I bought some SBUX when Schultz finally admitted to taking over the
> > reigns again. But, the contra to this is the complete annihilation of
> > goodwill for the firm. It was already grossly mismanaged, but now,
> > with the Sonics owner planning to move the team to OK City, Starbucks
> > is being blamed for that too.

> > Personally, I think your $15 price target is pretty close to the
> > actual bottom on this stock. Starbucks in Asia is HUGE. I still don't
> > see how people can afford to pay $3+ a cup when their income amounts
> > to about $20k a year for executives. But... they do. Then again, it
> > could just be expats buying up the coffee.

> > Mr. Big wrote:
> > > "Even if it good "value" at current levels"

> > > I doubt it has good value. It doesn't seem to be at a compelling
> > > valuation. Even using a DCF analysis, I am not sure the value is
> > > there. I think value my start to show up around the $15 level. P/E
> > > isn't the only way to value a company, but for now I'm using it as a
> > > reliable way to gage value. For any buy to make sense, the company
> > > would have to be trading at well bellow a 17.5x multiple.

devsur...@gmail.com wrote:
> Do you mind telling me why you think SBUX will fall to $10?

> Help us all out by giving us some facts, reasoning and analysis so we
> can determine how much credibility you have.

> None of us have all the facts so your perspective could be really
> valuable.

> -VV

> killera...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Don't try to catch this falling star. This thing is going to 10
> > dollars unless some foreign entity takes a stake in it. I think I can
> > wait until that news. Otherwise I'll pick up shares at tem dollars at
> > the end of the year

> > dane...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Hey Big,

> > > I bought some SBUX when Schultz finally admitted to taking over the
> > > reigns again. But, the contra to this is the complete annihilation of
> > > goodwill for the firm. It was already grossly mismanaged, but now,
> > > with the Sonics owner planning to move the team to OK City, Starbucks
> > > is being blamed for that too.

> > > Personally, I think your $15 price target is pretty close to the
> > > actual bottom on this stock. Starbucks in Asia is HUGE. I still don't
> > > see how people can afford to pay $3+ a cup when their income amounts
> > > to about $20k a year for executives. But... they do. Then again, it
> > > could just be expats buying up the coffee.

> > > Mr. Big wrote:
> > > > "Even if it good "value" at current levels"

> > > > I doubt it has good value. It doesn't seem to be at a compelling
> > > > valuation. Even using a DCF analysis, I am not sure the value is
> > > > there. I think value my start to show up around the $15 level. P/E
> > > > isn't the only way to value a company, but for now I'm using it as a
> > > > reliable way to gage value. For any buy to make sense, the company
> > > > would have to be trading at well bellow a 17.5x multiple.

killera...@gmail.com wrote:
> It hasn't been able to hold support since falling from 35 dollars.
> Even in an upmarket it was still falling. Long term support over ten
> years is a little over 10 dollars ( it held here for over a year) so
> that's where I think it has very strong support. Its not that far off
> anyways.

> devsur...@gmail.com wrote:
> > Do you mind telling me why you think SBUX will fall to $10?

> > Help us all out by giving us some facts, reasoning and analysis so we
> > can determine how much credibility you have.

> > None of us have all the facts so your perspective could be really
> > valuable.

> > -VV

> > killera...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > Don't try to catch this falling star. This thing is going to 10
> > > dollars unless some foreign entity takes a stake in it. I think I can
> > > wait until that news. Otherwise I'll pick up shares at tem dollars at
> > > the end of the year

> > > dane...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > > Hey Big,

> > > > I bought some SBUX when Schultz finally admitted to taking over the
> > > > reigns again. But, the contra to this is the complete annihilation of
> > > > goodwill for the firm. It was already grossly mismanaged, but now,
> > > > with the Sonics owner planning to move the team to OK City, Starbucks
> > > > is being blamed for that too.

> > > > Personally, I think your $15 price target is pretty close to the
> > > > actual bottom on this stock. Starbucks in Asia is HUGE. I still don't
> > > > see how people can afford to pay $3+ a cup when their income amounts
> > > > to about $20k a year for executives. But... they do. Then again, it
> > > > could just be expats buying up the coffee.

> > > > Mr. Big wrote:
> > > > > "Even if it good "value" at current levels"

> > > > > I doubt it has good value. It doesn't seem to be at a compelling
> > > > > valuation. Even using a DCF analysis, I am not sure the value is
> > > > > there. I think value my start to show up around the $15 level. P/E
> > > > > isn't the only way to value a company, but for now I'm using it as a
> > > > > reliable way to gage value. For any buy to make sense, the company
> > > > > would have to be trading at well bellow a 17.5x multiple.