Starbucks Corporation Google Group

Nice to see starbucks getting back its lost glory

sucanmail...@gmail.com (sucan) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:44:59 UT

Nice to see starbucks getting back its lost glory it is has become a
part of American culture and people were worried about it a year back
[link]

Re: SBUX worth > $23

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Re: SBUX worth > $23

jonaker...@gmail.com (jonathon Kerrie) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 04:03:15 UT

I think it is worth 30 in the long run. buffett started to buy
companies, I saw his video [link]

very good

Re: SBUX worth > $23

ca.peabod...@gmail.com (CAP III) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 03:57:05 UT

"Starbucks is closing stores. Starbucks is cutting
costs just to make a profit. So it is actually at the exact opposite
and should be trading around 15 times earnings (or lower), because
growth looks unlikely."

Uhhhhhh... not according to Q4 results today, Timbuktu.

Re: Stupid Americans back to there old ways...

tranc3mot...@gmail.com (Trance_Emotion) — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 17:27:03 UT

I mean not PE ratio, but P / ( Sum of the PV of all SBUX's future
earnings)

Re: Stupid Americans back to there old ways...

tranc3mot...@gmail.com (Trance_Emotion) — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 17:11:41 UT

If it's worth 20$ and it trades at 20$, then it has a P/E ratio of 1?

Re: STARBUCKS STOCK IS OVERPRICED

alexw....@gmail.com (weihan c) — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 15:36:28 UT

I think whoever said Starbucks is a 20 dollar stock way back in August
is right.

Re: STARBUCKS STOCK IS OVERPRICED

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Re: STARBUCKS STOCK IS OVERPRICED

peanutgalleryn...@gmail.com (peanutgallerynews) — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 18:20:56 UT

I don't think you are making a strong bearish argument when your using
a p/e as central to your point, when that p/e is based off of horrible
numbers during a re-organizing of the business. .01, .09, .03 and then
the good quarter .20 which kick started the recent rise in the stock.
If you assume the poor three quarters are thus anomalies that occurred

Re: STARBUCKS STOCK IS OVERPRICED

sayhellotoy...@gmail.com (Hello Yall) — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 17:38:55 UT

You must have been at the unemployment office. or was it the food
bank? .

Re: Stupid Americans back to there old ways...

dionysustheolymp...@gmail.com (Dionysus) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 23:50:16 UT

1977, you're a twat. Mr. Big didn't call $14 he said it was worth $14.
There is a difference between value and price. Remove the ticker tape
that's wrapped around your eyes.

Re: STARBUCKS STOCK IS OVERPRICED

bamh...@netzero.net (XyClone) — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:30:58 UT

Lines all day long......

Up we go!

Re: SBUX worth > $23

tcon1...@gmail.com (Tim Conley) — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 13:57:51 UT

All the short arguments seem emotional and hopeful rather than based
on some long-term business impairment. P/E ratios don't help much
when
companies have gone through a period of write-offs that distort
earnings. SBUX closed unprofitable stores that were likely stealing
business away from close by stores rather than serving new customers.

Re: SBUX worth > $23

sayhellotoy...@gmail.com (Hello Yall) — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 23:11:32 UT

SBUX is worth only what someone will pay for it as is their coffee,
Closing unprofitable locations will indeed help the bottom line. The
reason so many stores were opened was because SBUX believed there was
an almost bottomless pit of suckers willing to part with their money.
Now SBUX believes that opening new stores and deceiving the public

SBUX worth > $23

spend...@gmail.com (Steve) — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 15:48:48 UT

I put together a model with some single digit sales growth and nominal
margins going forward. It seems that they are worth more like $24 to
$25. If recent price increases and lower milk prices have more impact
than my assumptions, shares could be worth more.
If you want to see the numbers, I posted them at: