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I’ve given Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) lots of room to grow over the last three years. Now it’s time to say goodbye to one of this decades best.
I’ve given Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) lots of room to grow over the last three years. Now it’s time to say goodbye to one of this decades best.
Green Mountain (GMCR) crapped the bed last quarter. The stock’s now $26 after hitting a high of $116 last September. What to do now? Value GMCR like a food stock.
Everything’s cranking at Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) — brewer sales, K-Cup sales, royalties, profit margins and most importantly profits.
David Eihnhorn’s call on shorting Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) was on the mark. The stock’s now cut in half. But GMCR may have secretly fixed the accounting shenanigans.
Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) raised prices this year and higher profit margins helped propel profits 158% last quarter. It’s time to look ahead to next year, as new licencing deals will push profits over expectations.
Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) is racing like my heart after a double shot of espresso. There’s a lot of other doubles to discuss, including the most important one. GMCR just doubled — since last quarter.
Green Mountain (GMCR) is brewing a strong cup of coffee. The numbers look solid as far as the eye can see.
Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) has a lot of haters, but its got one of the best games in town. Skeptics claim the growth story is done because a lot of people already own Keurigs. But profit growth of 59% or better coming the next four quarters keep GMCR a top-ten stock.
Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) is on fire. Catalysts like Ice Tea, Mr. Coffee brewers and cappuccino makers keep GMCR moving in 5th gear. Left: GMCR’s one-year chart shows profits are expected to climb 82% and 133% during the next two quarters.