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Starbucks: Sideways Trend Continues Starbucks shares have remained in a sideways range over the past two weeks. This does not alter our primary outlook: We continue to see the stock in the dark green wave , which is expected to peak near the resistance level at $117.46. After reaching this high, we anticipate a move lower, with the stock dropping below the support at $71.53. However, since the intermediate high has not yet been established, an alternative scenario remains on the table: With a 31% probability, the dark green wave alt. could take hold first, driving the price below the $71.53 mark ahead of schedule. 📈 Over 190 precise analyses, clear entry points, and defined Target Zones - that's what we do (for more: look to the right).
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by MarketIntel
Starbucks (SBUX) Brewing a Breakout? Don’t Miss This $100 BattleStarbucks (SBUX) 2-Hour Chart Breakdown Hey traders, let’s dive into Starbucks (SBUX) on the 2-hour chart and see what’s cooking. The price is sitting at $99.65 right now, up a tiny 0.01%, but don’t let that small move fool you—this chart has been a wild ride lately, and I think we’re at a really interesting spot for a potential trade. What’s Been Happening with the Price? If you look at the chart, you’ll see Starbucks hit a high of $112.38 back on March 17th. That was the peak, and man, did it come crashing down after that! The price tanked all the way to $97.34 by early April, a pretty steep drop. Since then, though, things have calmed down a bit, and we’ve been stuck in this tight range between $97.34 and $100.00. Lately, the price has been pushing toward the upper end of that range, and it’s got my attention. Let’s Talk Trends From mid-March to early April, we were in a clear downtrend. You can see it on the chart—lower highs, lower lows, and a descending trendline that kept the price in check as it slid down. It was a bear’s paradise, and there’s even a sell signal marked on the chart from that $112.38 peak that caught a massive 27.96% profit on the way down. Not bad at all! But now, things are starting to shift. After hitting that $97.34 low, the price has been consolidating, and just recently, it broke above that descending trendline. That’s a big deal because it tells me the bears might be losing their grip. We’re not in a full-on uptrend yet, but the momentum feels like it’s tilting toward the bulls, especially with the price testing that $100.00 level. Key Levels to Watch Let’s zoom in on the levels that matter here. On the downside, $97.34 has been a rock-solid support. The price has bounced off that level a couple of times in early April, so it’s a spot I’m keeping an eye on. If we drop back down, that’s where I’d expect buyers to step in again. On the upside, $100.00 is the big resistance we’re testing right now. The price has struggled to break through here before, so it’s a critical level. If we can get a clean break above it, I think we could see a nice move higher. The next big resistance after that would be around $107.00, which was a swing high from late March, and then up toward $111.00 or even that $112.38 peak if things really get going. What the Past Signals Tell Us The chart has a couple of trade signals marked, which give us some context. That sell signal at $112.38 was a home run, as I mentioned—27.96% profit as the price collapsed. Then there’s a buy signal at the $97.34 low on April 5th, but that one only managed a peak profit of 0.27%. Not exactly a big win, and it makes sense because the price has been stuck in this range since then. It’s like the market’s been taking a breather, trying to figure out its next move. Digging into the Technicals Alright, let’s get into the nitty-gritty of what’s happening on the chart. That break above the descending trendline is a bullish sign for me. It’s like the price is saying, “I’m done with this downtrend, let’s try something new.” We’re also in this consolidation range between $97.34 and $100.00, and when I see a range like that, I know a breakout is usually coming. The question is, which way? One thing that’s catching my eye is the potential for a double bottom pattern. We’ve got two tests of that $97.34 support, and if we can break above $100.00, that would confirm the pattern. If that happens, I’d measure the height of the pattern and project it upward, which could take us toward $107.00 as a first target. That’s something to watch for. I’d love to see volume on this chart to confirm the breakout, but from the price action alone, it feels like there’s some buying interest building as we push toward $100.00. If we get a strong candle closing above that level, I’ll be a lot more confident in the bulls. How I’d Trade This Setup So, what’s the play here? I see a few ways to approach this, depending on what the price does next. First, let’s talk about the bullish case. If we get a solid break above $100.00—ideally with a strong 2-hour candle and some good volume—I’d be looking to go long. My first target would be $107.00, and if we get some momentum, maybe even $111.00 or $112.38. I’d set my stop loss just below the recent swing low around $98.00 to protect myself in case this breakout fails. That trendline break and the potential double bottom make me think the bulls have a shot here. On the flip side, if the price gets rejected at $100.00—and I’ll be watching for something like a shooting star or a bearish engulfing candle—I’d consider a short. If we drop back down, $97.34 is the first target, and if that support breaks, we could even see $94.00, which is a psychological level and a spot where I’d expect some buyers to show up. For a short, I’d set my stop loss just above $100.65 to give it a little room. If you’re more of a scalper, you could play the range while we’re stuck in it. Buy near $97.34, sell near $100.00, and use tight stops outside the range—say, below $97.00 for longs and above $100.65 for shorts. It’s a decent way to grab some quick profits while we wait for the bigger move. A Word on Risk One thing I always remind myself is to keep risk in check. Starbucks has been volatile—look at that 27.96% drop from the peak! So, I’d be careful with my position size and aim for at least a 1:2 risk-reward ratio on any breakout trade. Also, keep an eye out for any news that might shake things up, like earnings reports or big economic data releases. Starbucks is in the consumer discretionary sector, so things like consumer spending trends or even coffee prices could move the stock. The Bigger Picture Speaking of the broader market, Starbucks can be influenced by how the NASDAQ 100 is doing, since it’s listed there. If the overall market is feeling optimistic, that could help push SBUX higher. On the other hand, if there’s a risk-off vibe, we might see that $100.00 resistance hold strong. It’s always good to check the bigger picture before jumping into a trade. Wrapping It Up So, where does that leave us? Starbucks is at a really interesting spot right now, testing that $100.00 resistance after breaking above the descending trendline. I’m leaning toward a bullish breakout, especially with that potential double bottom pattern, but I’ll be watching closely to see if we get confirmation above $100.00. If we do, I think $107.00 is a realistic target, with $111.00 or higher in play if the bulls really take control. But if we get rejected here, $97.34 is the level to watch on the downside. For now, I’d say be patient and wait for the price to show its hand. Whether you’re looking for a breakout or playing the range, there’s definitely an opportunity here. Just make sure to manage your risk and stay on top of any news that might move the stock. Let’s see how this plays out I’ll be watching this one closely!
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by wolfchemist
1
Starbucks (SBUX) AnalysisCompany Overview: Starbucks NASDAQ:SBUX is executing a strategic turnaround, focusing on barista wages, store renovations, and menu optimization to enhance efficiency and customer experience. Key Catalysts: Loyalty & Digital Engagement 📊 34.6M U.S. Rewards members now drive 57% of total sales. Personalized offers and data-driven engagement are boosting customer retention and spending. China Expansion & Growth Potential 🌏 Despite a 4% decline in same-store sales, Starbucks opened 169 new stores, reinforcing its long-term commitment to China. The region remains a key growth driver, with opportunities for premiumization and digital adoption. Financial Strength & Shareholder Returns 💰 SEED_TVCODER77_ETHBTCDATA:5B in share buybacks could increase EPS by 3-4% annually. A SEED_TVCODER77_ETHBTCDATA:1B sustainability bond aligns with ESG-focused institutional investors. Investment Outlook: Bullish Case: We are bullish on SBUX above $97.00-$98.00, driven by loyalty growth, operational improvements, and capital efficiency. Upside Potential: Our price target is $160.00-$165.00, reflecting strong turnaround execution and long-term expansion. 📢 Starbucks—Brewing Growth with Digital Innovation, Expansion, and Shareholder Returns. #SBUX #StockMarket #LoyaltyEconomy
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by Richtv_official
Bonus Analysis: 80 Stocks Reviewed, 15 Stand Out!Hello readers! First things first – if you find value in these analyses, don’t hesitate to hit the Boost/Like button! 🚀 Your support helps keep these ideas coming and is greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot! As an extra bonus for everyone who participated in the survey, I decided to go through all the mentioned stocks—a total of 80 different names—and pick out the ones that stood out to me from a technical perspective. Made just a brief overview. Previously, I covered the top 15 most mentioned stocks, but now it's time to highlight 15 additional setups that caught my eye with very short descriptions. These are purely technical insights—no fundamental analysis here. To be said, many of the stocks mentioned were at all-time lows, which means technical analysis isn’t much help. If a stock is sitting at the bottom with no structure, you’re relying purely on fundamentals to make a decision. With that said, let’s take a look at the charts that stood out. 1. Oklo (OKLO) – Nuclear Energy Strong momentum, but for me, the most important area is $20 to $30. 2. Tecnoglass (TGLS) – Glass and Window Manufacturing Steady higher highs - The strongest zone sits between $50 to $60. 3. MicroStrategy (MSTR) – Software and Bitcoin Holdings Extremely volatile but key interest zones for me are $170 to $240, with $200 as a strong mid-point. 4. Everest Group (EG) – Reinsurance and Risk Management $250 to $280 was a strong resistance, now acting as support. Trendline retest and third-touch scenario align well with the $230 to $280 range. 5. H. Lundbeck (HLUN_B) – Pharmaceuticals Resistance turned support has already played out but still, there might be some volatility, and $35 to $40 DKK remains the strongest zone. 6. Alpha Group International (ALPH) – Financial Services Breakout and retest already worked well, so waiting for slightly better prices might be the best move but it is valid. ------- I’ve picked out the first six stocks from the survey and shared my technical insights here on TradingView but this is just the beginning. 9 stocks in Substack with some bigger names like Alibaba (BABA), Starbucks (SBUX), Snowflake (SNOW), Uber (UNER), and Netflix (NFLX) have also caught my eye, and I’ll be covering them on my Substack along with more technical breakdowns. Substack-ENG link is in my BIO (clicking the website icon), or you can find it by scrolling up - just below the main image. See you there, Vaido
NASDAQ:TSLA
by VaidoVeek
Starbucks Earnings Top Expectation, Amidst Declining in SalesEarnings Overview Starbucks reported fiscal first-quarter results that topped analysts’ expectations, despite sales and profit declines year-over-year. The results came as new CEO Brian Niccol said the company made progress toward its "Back to Starbucks" strategy. Starbucks did not provide an outlook for 2025, but CFO Rachel Ruggeri warned earnings pressure could "intensify" in the 2nd quarter, before improving in the back half of 2025. Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) reported fiscal first-quarter results that topped analysts’ expectations, despite sales and profit declines.1 The coffee giant saw net sales fall 0.3% year-over-year to $9.4 billion, above the analyst consensus compiled by Visible Alpha. Earnings of $780.8 million, or 69 cents per share, declined from $1.02 billion, or 90 cents per share, a year earlier but topped Wall Street expectations. Global same-store sales fell 4%, a narrower decline than the 5% drop expected by analysts. Better-Than-Expected Results Come Under New CEO's Turnaround Plan new CEO Brian Niccol said in a release: “While we’re only one quarter into our turnaround, we’re moving quickly to act on the 'Back to Starbucks' efforts and we’ve seen a positive response,” . Niccol, who took the mantle of power in September, has implemented a turnaround strategy known as “Back to Starbucks,” which has included the reinstatement of a policy requiring customers to make a purchase if they want to spend time in the company’s cafes or use its bathrooms. His new initiative also includes a roughly 30% reduction in menu items to help cut down on order times, Niccol said on the company’s earnings call. Niccol said Starbucks plans to develop a time slot model that will allow customers to schedule mobile orders, as well as adding shelving to separate mobile orders from in-store ones. Starbucks aims to expand its presence with more stores too, after adding 377 net new stores in the first quarter. Niccol further stated "Starbucks could even double its store count in the U.S. in the next couple years, which stood at 17,049 as of Dec. 29." CFO Warns of Earnings Could Be Pressured in Q2 In what came as a shocker, Starbucks did not provide an outlook for 2025, after saying last fall that it wanted to “complete an assessment of the business” under Niccol, before issuing guidance. However, CFO Rachel Ruggeri said on the company's earnings call Starbucks expects YoY earnings pressure could "intensify" in the second quarter, before improving in the back half of 2025. China Challenges Persist Amid Competitive Pricing In China, Starbucks’ second-largest market, same-store sales fell 6%, with a 4% decline in average ticket prices. The company has leaned on discounts to compete with lower-priced rivals like Luckin Coffee. Despite these measures, traffic remains a challenge in the region, contributing to the ongoing decline in sales performance. Technical Outlook Shares of Starbucks were little changed and slightly higher in extended trading Tuesday following the company's earnings call. They were up 10% for the year so far through Tuesday's close. For traders, Starbucks’ stock is showing resilience, with shares up 30% since Niccol’s appointment last year. While the long-term success of the turnaround plan is uncertain, the current momentum suggests a cautiously optimistic outlook for the stock. as of the of time of writing, shares of Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) is trading with a moderate level in premarket trading up 0.38%. there's a bit of a concern largely due to the fact that the stock is overbought with the relative strength index at 70.75. Also adding to the peril, is the gap-up pattern exhibited by NASDAQ:SBUX on the 12th of August, 2024 this gap up pattern wasn't filled up. while seen as a bullish pattern, gaps are historically known to be filled up either up or down. In the case of a cool off, immediate support lies in the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level a break below that pivot could resort to the fill down of the gap up pattern formed last year.
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by DEXWireNews
Starbucks stock (NASDAQ:SBUX) Down in Monday's Premarket TradingStarbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX), the global coffee powerhouse, is navigating turbulent waters as its leadership changes hands amidst growing concerns about its mobile ordering system. The app, once hailed as a game-changer, is now being criticized as the company’s “Achilles heel,” posing significant challenges to both operations and customer satisfaction. With former Chipotle CEO Brian Niccol set to take the helm, the question looms: can Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) turn this liability into an asset? The Mobile Ordering Dilemma Mobile orders account for nearly a third of Starbucks’ sales, a figure that highlights the importance of the app to the company’s business model. However, the complexity of these orders, often laden with customizations like extra foam or flavored syrups, has led to operational bottlenecks. Baristas are finding themselves overwhelmed, with the added time required for these customizations leading to longer wait times and frustrated customers. Former CEO Howard Schultz, who recently discussed the issue on the Acquired podcast, did not mince words, calling the mobile app Starbucks’ biggest Achilles heel. Schultz’s concerns are echoed by industry experts, including Robert Byrne, senior director of consumer research at Technomic. Byrne emphasized that the problem isn’t just theoretical; it’s a tangible issue felt in stores nationwide. The Leadership Transition As Brian Niccol prepares to take over as CEO, he inherits a company facing significant operational challenges. Niccol, known for his successful turnaround of Chipotle, has a reputation for steering companies through tough times. His appointment has been met with cautious optimism, with industry analysts praising his background in the food industry, particularly his experience leading companies through challenging economic conditions. Greg Zakowicz, a senior eCommerce expert at Omnisend, noted that Niccol’s experience could be exactly what Starbucks needs. With consumers becoming more price-conscious, especially in non-essential categories like specialty coffee, Niccol’s ability to appeal to cost-sensitive customers could prove invaluable. Legal Troubles on the Horizon Adding to Starbucks’ woes is a fresh legal battle that threatens to further tarnish its reputation. The coffee giant is being sued for the third time by Balmuccino LLC, a Los Angeles-based company that claims Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) stole its concept for coffee-flavored lip balms. The lawsuit alleges that Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) used proprietary information shared during a 2018 meeting to develop and launch its “S’mores Frappuccino Sip Kit,” which included coffee-flavored lip glosses. Balmuccino’s leaders, including a sister-in-law of TV doctor Mehmet Oz, argue that Starbucks did not compensate them for the idea, despite the company’s apparent success with the product. The case has been plagued by procedural issues, with previous versions of the lawsuit being dismissed on technical grounds. However, Balmuccino is pressing forward, seeking compensatory and punitive damages. The Road Ahead Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX) finds itself at a critical juncture. The company’s ability to address the operational issues linked to its mobile app will be a significant test for Niccol’s leadership. At the same time, the ongoing legal battle with Balmuccino could have lasting implications, both financially and in terms of public perception. As Starbucks charts its course under new leadership, the stakes have never been higher. Niccol’s success—or failure—will likely hinge on his ability to resolve these challenges while steering the company toward continued growth in an increasingly competitive market. Technical Outlook Starbucks stock (NASDAQ:SBUX) is down 0.34% in Monday's premarket trading, presenting a challenging start to the trading day. Despite showing a gap up pattern, the company's looming lawsuit over allegedly copying a coffee-flavored lipstick concept suggests a strong bearish reversal may be on the horizon. The daily price chart closed with a bearish harami candlestick pattern after Friday's after-hours trading, indicating a potential fill of the previous gap up. Conclusion The upcoming months will be crucial for Starbucks (NASDAQ:SBUX). With a new CEO taking the reins and ongoing legal disputes, the coffee giant must navigate these challenges carefully to maintain its position as a leader in the industry. All eyes will be on Niccol as he works to transform Starbucks’ Achilles heel into a strength, while also addressing the company’s legal and operational hurdles.
NASDAQ:SBUXShort
by DEXWireNews
2
Starbucks Appoints New CEO: Brian Niccol Takes the Helm Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:SBUX ), a global leader in coffee retail, has made a significant leadership change by appointing Brian Niccol, former CEO of Chipotle Mexican Grill, as its new Chairman and CEO. This decision, announced on September 9, 2024, has already sparked considerable investor interest, with Starbucks shares surging 24% on the news. However, while the market reacts positively, some caution may be warranted as the journey ahead could be challenging. Leadership Change and Market Reaction The appointment of Brian Niccol is a bold move by Starbucks, aiming to revitalize the company's growth strategy. Niccol is widely recognized for his transformative leadership at Chipotle, where he nearly doubled the company’s revenue and achieved an 800% increase in its stock value during his tenure. His success in driving digital transformation, menu innovation, and expanding brand benefits positions him as a promising leader for Starbucks at a crucial time. Niccol is set to succeed Laxman Narasimhan, who is stepping down after a brief 17-month tenure. During his time as CEO, Narasimhan focused on enhancing partner experience and store operations, but the company faced several challenges, including declining sales, rising competition in China, and changing consumer spending patterns due to economic pressures. What This Means for Starbucks The appointment of Niccol signals Starbucks' commitment to reinvigorating its growth and adapting to the evolving market landscape. His track record at Chipotle suggests that Niccol could introduce significant changes to Starbucks' operational and digital strategies. However, investors should be mindful that such transformations take time to materialize and that the initial market exuberance may be premature. Technical Analysis: Key Levels to Watch From a technical perspective, Starbucks’ stock has confirmed a double bottom pattern, a bullish indicator that suggests a potential reversal from its recent downtrend. The stock surged above its 200-day moving average with a trading volume of over 150 million shares, the highest since June 2000. This level of activity indicates strong interest from institutional investors, which could bode well for the stock’s future performance. The daily price chart shows a gap up, a strong bullish reversal pattern where a stock's opening price exceeds the previous day's closing price. Conversely, a gap down occurs when the opening price is lower. A gap up indicates bullish sentiment and strong buying interest. However, the stock’s Relative Strength Index (RSI) is currently above the 70 threshold, indicating overbought conditions. This could lead to short-term profit-taking, so investors should monitor key support and resistance levels closely. - Support Levels: Starbucks shares may find support around $86, a level that aligns with key Fibonacci retracement levels. If the stock pulls back further, it could test the $83 level, where the double bottom’s neckline is located. - Resistance Levels: On the upside, the stock could face resistance near $98, with a more bullish move potentially targeting the $107.50 area, where a trendline connects multiple peaks from the past year. Conclusion: A Cautious Optimism While the market has responded enthusiastically to Niccol’s appointment, it’s essential to approach this transition with cautious optimism. Niccol's proven leadership could drive significant growth for Starbucks, but the challenges he inherits from his predecessor will require time and strategic execution to overcome. Investors should keep a close eye on how these developments unfold and consider their risk tolerance before making any decisions. The potential is there, but as always in the stock market, nothing is guaranteed.
NASDAQ:SBUX
by DEXWireNews
Starbucks: Brewing Long-Term Success Amid Short-Term ChallengesTrading at 23.4% below our estimate of its fair value Earnings are forecast to grow 9.78% per year Earnings have grown 10.8% per year over the past 5 years Pays a reliable dividend of 3.04% Starbucks Corporation's recent earnings report might have raised some concerns, but there are several reasons to remain optimistic about SBUX stock. Despite a challenging quarter, Starbucks is strategically investing in digital innovation and expanding its global footprint, positioning itself for long-term gains. The company's focus on sustainability and enhancing customer experience highlights its commitment to quality. Moreover, Starbucks' diverse product offerings and loyalty programs provide a solid foundation for future growth. With strategic cost-cutting measures and a strong financial position, Starbucks is poised to rebound and deliver value to its investors.
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by Maximus20000
Starbucks partners with Grubhub to expand delivery servicesStarbucks Corp., a global coffee shop giant, has embarked on a new delivery service through a partnership with Grubhub. This strategic move aims to broaden Starbucks' customer base, potentially boosting sales despite the high delivery costs. The timing of this collaboration is strategic, as Starbucks faces challenges in increasing store traffic and sales, particularly in shopping centres and high streets where many of its coffee shops are situated. This challenge is compounded by reduced consumer spending in certain segments due to inflation. However, Starbucks could see an uplift in service appeal since Grubhub+ subscribers will enjoy the benefit of no delivery fees on their coffee orders. The impact of this delivery integration on Starbucks' overall profitability is currently under evaluation. Let's analyse the stock chart of Starbucks Corp. (NASDAQ: SBUX) for potential trading opportunities: On the Daily (D1) timeframe, Starbucks' stock has identified a resistance level at 81.45 USD and support at 76.85 USD. The stock has been in an uptrend since early May 2024. Should a downtrend emerge, the price could drop to 73.00 USD. If the uptrend persists and the stock breaches the resistance at 81.45 USD, there could be a buying opportunity with a short-term target of 90.00 USD. In the medium term, if the upward momentum continues, the stock price might rise to 98.00 USD. __ Ideas and other content presented on this page should not be considered as guidance for trading or an investment advice. RoboMarkets bears no responsibility for trading results based on trading opinions described in these analytical reviews. The material presented and the information contained herein is for information purposes only and in no way should be considered as the provision of investment advice for the purposes of Investment Firms Law L. 87(I)/2017 of the Republic of Cyprus or any other form of personal advice or recommendation, which relates to certain types of transactions with certain types of financial instruments. Risk Warning: CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 69.88% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.
NASDAQ:SBUX
by RoboMarkets
Fill The Gap Into $SBUX Short Setup, RR of 1:4Understanding My Investment and Trading Strategy I focus my charting on three key elements: 1. Price Action via Engulfing Patterns: I look for larger bullish or bearish candlesticks. 2. Price Gaps After Earnings Announcements or News Catalysts: These gaps can indicate significant price movements. 3. Volume Spikes: These confirm increased buying or selling pressure. These elements help me identify demand and supply zones (support and resistance). Trade Example Long Trade: Entry: $73.06 from the first demand zone (starting May 1st for 5 days). Stop Loss: A close below $68. Target: $85. Risk/Reward Ratio: 1:2.4. My Trade Idea Short Trade: Entry: $87 when the gap is filled. Stop Loss: $90, due to significant selling pressure from the recent earnings report. First Take Profit: $75, with a Risk/Reward Ratio of 1:4, just before the $73.06 demand zone (which is likely to fail if tested again). Second Take Profit: $61, anticipating that $60 might be a psychological barrier for investors with buy limits, and it's close to the demand zone at $57.23. For Long-Term Investors Interested in Starbucks Price Target for Buying: $57.23, which corresponds to a Price/Earnings (PE) Ratio of 16. Dividend Yield Target: $56.25, offering a 4% dividend yield. Considering a 5-year dividend growth rate of 9.24%, this results in a 13.24% Rate of Return (RoR).
NASDAQ:SBUXShort
by NickMackintosh
2
Not So Little Brother ? NYSE:BROS +3.85%on 05/06/24 is a powerful contender for Starbucks customers. Living in southern California, I've started seeing DutchBros popping up around town (are they any good?). One thing for sure they've gotten right is their amplified focus on delivering the best customer experience. One thing that the NASDAQ:SBUX Starbucks former CEO Howard Schultz asked his former company to refocus on. It's so good that Tiktokers started making videos poking fun at the friendly nature of the Dutchbros employees. With all of that being said, it's working for them and very well. They've opened 159 new shops in 2023, and according to Placer.AI, "While the growth of Starbucks' foot traffic has been shrinking since last year, Dutch Bros' growth in traffic has been accelerating." also, Earnest Analytics reports, Dutch Bros. accounted for 6% of U.S. consumer spending on coffee and other premium drinks. Up from 4% at the end of 2020. Last year's revenue was up about 31% This is my Strategy: Using Bollinger Bands and Fibonacci Retracement, we see increased trade volume and volatility as the price rises above the SMA and towards the upper band. The price is currently $28.34. We can expect it to reach a price target of $31.16 (test strategy here) before retracement or reversal, as the shares may be near overbought status. This will give us a $2.82 profit per share. If sold Enter at price targets: $27.33 (low) and $29.92 (max) Hold for the price to cross $32.90 for uptrend confirmation. (FYI, analyst target maintains $33.00/share) It is one of my favorite stocks, and I'll watch its performance closely this year.
NYSE:BROSLong
by eakosah
Starbucks: Deeper! 🐳 Starbucks recently moved lower into our Target Zone (between $86.38 and $68.39), where we anticipate the low for wave (B) in dark green. In the short term, the only thing missing here should be the completion of the subordinate wave (c) in magenta. So, we still grant the stock the space to head closer to the 100.00% Fibonacci. However, it is also 35% likely that our Zone will be undercut. In this case, we would anticipate the low of the alternative wave alt. (B) a little lower in the chart. In any case, as soon as the $89.73 mark is crossed, that will be an important confirmation for a successful bottom formation.
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by MarketIntel
Something Brewing? NASDAQ:SBUX Has had a tough week (dropping -17.7%), topped with a demand from the former CEO Howard Schultz to shift focus from the current data-driven business model to a customer-centric business. With the above being said, I believe the coffee giant will recover amid rising competition from Dtchbros $NYSE: BROS and Dunkin Donuts $FINRA: DNKN_SHORT_VOLUME. This is my strategy: Using Bollinger Bands and Fibonacci Retracement, we see a large trade volume and volatility increase as the price drops below the SMA and lower band. The price is currently $73.11. We can expect it to reach a price target of $84.68 (test strategy here) before retracement or reversal, as the shares may be near overbought status. This will give us a nice $11.50 profit per share. Enter at price targets: $70.31 and $72.92 Hold for the price to cross $87.46 for uptrend confirmation.
NASDAQ:SBUXLong
by eakosah
Starbucks Joins Forces with Podback for Coffee Pod RecyclingIn a significant stride towards environmental sustainability, Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) has announced a groundbreaking partnership with Podback, a leading coffee pod recycling initiative in the UK. This innovative collaboration aims to revolutionize the way coffee lovers dispose of their used pods, making recycling effortless and accessible to all. With coffee pod usage on the rise, environmental concerns regarding their disposal have been escalating. Recognizing this pressing issue, Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) has taken proactive steps to address it. Through this partnership, Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) At Home customers can now easily recycle their used coffee pods by simply picking up free Podback recycling bags at any of Starbucks' 1,250 coffee shops across the UK. Once filled with used pods, these bags can be conveniently dropped off at any of the 6,500 Yodel drop-off locations nationwide. Additionally, Podback offers kerbside collection services for 1.5 million households in 21 UK local authorities, further enhancing accessibility to recycling facilities. This initiative sheds light on Starbucks' commitment to sustainability. Jacqui Wetherly, Sustainability Director at Starbucks UK, emphasizes, "We are committed to our continued journey of reducing the environmental impact of all of our coffee products, from the beans to the milks we use and the way it is served." By partnering with Podback, Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) is not only making recycling more convenient for its customers but also significantly reducing its environmental footprint. Rick Hindley, Executive Director at Podback, lauds the collaboration, stating, "Partnering with one of the world’s best-known coffee brands is a sign of the considerable progress that Podback has made towards establishing a convenient and simple way for people to recycle used pods." This partnership exemplifies the collective effort of both Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) and Podback in promoting sustainability and responsible consumption. Furthermore, all coffee pods collected by Podback are recycled within the UK, contributing to the circular economy. Aluminum pods are repurposed into beverage cans, while plastic pods are transformed into various products, including supermarket crates and building materials. Even the leftover coffee grounds undergo anaerobic digestion, generating biogas and serving as a soil improver, completing the recycling loop. This collaboration between Starbucks ( NASDAQ:SBUX ) and Podback marks a significant milestone in the journey towards a greener future. By providing a seamless recycling solution for coffee pod users, they are not only mitigating environmental impact but also inspiring other companies to adopt similar initiatives. As consumers become increasingly conscious of their environmental footprint, partnerships like these play a crucial role in fostering a more sustainable society. Technical Outlook Despite the collaboration with Podback, NASDAQ:SBUX stock is down 2% trading below the 200, 100, and 50-day Moving Averages (MA). NASDAQ:SBUX trades in the oversold region with a Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 16.99
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