Let's talk WENDY'S

[Hafar1014]

A simple business, they sell hamburgers. I have some Wendy's in my account and in my wife's account. If they can get things turned around, it's an easy double or triple from the current $8+ range. They do have a lot of debt. My gut feeling is that Wendy's is a survivor, no bankruptcy coming, and the stock is undervalued.

Fast food is on the decline

 

[CrazyTrader55]

Fast food is on the decline

It was today.

 

[egp320i]

A simple business, they sell hamburgers. I have some Wendy's in my account and in my wife's account. If they can get things turned around, it's an easy double or triple from the current $8+ range. They do have a lot of debt. My gut feeling is that Wendy's is a survivor, no bankruptcy coming, and the stock is undervalued.

Not a good growth stock, high overhead per what they make, they pull a profit but barely
it's a fast food joint, don't expect this to be any 500 a share stock, just will never happen
plenty out there doing way better

 

[Cellblock2429]

Not a good growth stock, high overhead per what they make, they pull a profit but barely
it's a fast food joint, don't expect this to be any 500 a share stock, just will never happen
plenty out there doing way better

/----/ "plenty out there doing way better."
True. Here's a little penny stock with some potential—more so than that hamburger joint.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Square hamburgers are an abomination.

I simply won't stand for it.

Do you often eat while standing? I usually sit down.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Square hamburgers are an abomination.

I simply won't stand for it.

/----/ White Castle has square burgers. Major heartburn when you eat them by the sack. We call them belly bombers. When I was on my own at 22, it was a cheap meal.

 

[egp320i]

/----/ "plenty out there doing way better."
True. Here's a little penny stock with some potential—more so than that hamburger joint.
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hardly a penny stock, when WD and sandisk went their own ways it was 40 bucks and flat until around sept and the nand shortage and it exploded fast and it's still going up fast
former toshiba has been making their chips for 10+ years and sandisk makes the drives
pure plug and play and that's why it's exploding
getting prime for a split

 

[Cellblock2429]

hardly a penny stock, when WD and sandisk went their own ways it was 40 bucks and flat until around sept and the nand shortage and it exploded fast and it's still going up fast
former toshiba has been making their chips for 10+ years and sandisk makes the drives
pure plug and play and that's why it's exploding
getting prime for a split

/—-/ The penny stock comment was sarcasm.

 

[LibertyWeeps]

Their problem. It's the same as many. When I was in high school (granted years ago) a single and small drink was under $1. Today it is almost $9.

On occasion when on the road I'll stop at a Wendy's to get the $5 bag. Without that I would never enter a Wendy's.

I read the other day where they are closing many stores. Many of these stores are likely profitable on their own, just not profitable enough for stockholders.

You got it in one.

Businesses are not being killed off by the economy, nor are they being shut down by prices or trade restrictions, or even tariffs.

Since the late 1980s, corpoate levels have gained an iron fist on companies. Draining them of money and resources. Like the corrupt politicians in our government, using the companies they are supposed to serve as their own personal ATMs. THEY drain the company of life, priorities, business ethics, and intelligent employees.

Corporate executives would rathe syphon a business dry and watch it die a slow, long, horrible death......than to give up thier money laundering and heinous lack of ethics, and work at making a prosperous and long lasting business. Case in point.........Sears. They bled themselves dry and then hung themselves.

 

[pknopp]

You got it in one.

Businesses are not being killed off by the economy, nor are they being shut down by prices or trade restrictions, or even tariffs.

Since the late 1980s, corpoate levels have gained an iron fist on companies. Draining them of money and resources. Like the corrupt politicians in our government, using the companies they are supposed to serve as their own personal ATMs. THEY drain the company of life, priorities, business ethics, and intelligent employees.

Corporate executives would rathe syphon a business dry and watch it die a slow, long, horrible death......than to give up thier money laundering and heinous lack of ethics, and work at making a prosperous and long lasting business. Case in point.........Sears. They bled themselves dry and then hung themselves.

I am very aware of what Eddie Lampert did to what was once a great company. POS.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Increased financial aid was not the cause of increased tuition but a response to it

Pure horsecrap.

It's been demonstrated time and time again that as more student load money became available, the cost of college went up.

You are a terrible schill for this garbage. You can't sell it all.

 

[Cellblock2429]

You got it in one.

Businesses are not being killed off by the economy, nor are they being shut down by prices or trade restrictions, or even tariffs.

Since the late 1980s, corpoate levels have gained an iron fist on companies. Draining them of money and resources. Like the corrupt politicians in our government, using the companies they are supposed to serve as their own personal ATMs. THEY drain the company of life, priorities, business ethics, and intelligent employees.

Corporate executives would rathe syphon a business dry and watch it die a slow, long, horrible death......than to give up thier money laundering and heinous lack of ethics, and work at making a prosperous and long lasting business. Case in point.........Sears. They bled themselves dry and then hung themselves.

/----/
"ANSWER ME THIS :
If the government could give out FREE shots during COVID to the entire world......then WHY don't we have FREE healthcare for everything else?"

Happy to oblige. The shots weren't free. They were paid for by our taxpayer dollars. It's why we're $37 trillion in debt.

 

[pknopp]

/----/
"ANSWER ME THIS :
If the government could give out FREE shots during COVID to the entire world......then WHY don't we have FREE healthcare for everything else?"

Happy to oblige. The shots weren't free. They were paid for by our taxpayer dollars. It's why we're $37 trillion in debt.

Rephrased. How is it we can afford to give Ukraine $800 million dollars (along with the millions and millions we already gave them) but we can't be bothered with the health care needs of the people here?

 

[gipper]

Rephrased. How is it we can afford to give Ukraine $800 million dollars (along with the millions and millions we already gave them) but we can't be bothered with the health care needs of the people here?

It’s all about priorities and the ruling elite love war. We pay for it and they benefit. War is socialism for the super rich.

 

[Cellblock2429]

Rephrased. How is it we can afford to give Ukraine $800 million dollars (along with the millions and millions we already gave them) but we can't be bothered with the health care needs of the people here?

/-----/ We can't afford either. Hope that answers your question. BTW, we're SELLING the arms to NATO nations who will then GIVE the arms to Ukraine.

 

[pknopp]

/-----/ We can't afford either. Hope that answers your question. BTW, we're SELLING the arms to NATO nations who will then GIVE the arms to Ukraine.

We gave them $800 million. America first!!!

We can see to the people's health care needs. Other first world countries pull it off.

Granted if we quit giving Israel billions they would have a harder time at it.

 

[gipper]

Rephrased. How is it we can afford to give Ukraine $800 million dollars (along with the millions and millions we already gave them) but we can't be bothered with the health care needs of the people here?

And don’t forget the Zionist apartheid regime committing genocide.

 

[Cellblock2429]

We gave them $800 million. America first!!!

We can see to the people's health care needs. Other first world countries pull it off.

Granted if we quit giving Israel billions they would have a harder time at it.

/----/" Other first world countries pull it off."
Are you completely clueless? They have the money for so-called free healthcare because the US provides the bulk of their national defense. Besides, those countries have punitive taxes to pay for healthcare.

IT AIN'T FREE

Taxation Rates in Europe: High vs Low Tax Nations Flat Tax

europe-hr-solutions.com

 

[gipper]

/----/" Other first world countries pull it off."
Are you completely clueless? They have the money for so-called free healthcare because the US provides the bulk of their national defense. Besides, those countries have punitive taxes to pay for healthcare.

IT AIN'T FREE

Taxation Rates in Europe: High vs Low Tax Nations Flat Tax

europe-hr-solutions.com

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Yeah the richest nation in the world $40 trillion in debt, just can’t afford healthcare for its citizens.

 

[pknopp]

/----/" Other first world countries pull it off."
Are you completely clueless? They have the money for so-called free healthcare because the US provides the bulk of their national defense. Besides, those countries have punitive taxes to pay for healthcare.

IT AIN'T FREE

Taxation Rates in Europe: High vs Low Tax Nations Flat Tax

europe-hr-solutions.com

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Yes, and I'm saying we need to quit sending trillions off for others to provide health care while the people here do without.

Did you miss that?