McDonald's - eine Cash-Maschine (Seite 38)

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Zitat von Betterway: ... kann denn das tatsächlich noch ein paar Jahre andauern, bis der Markt von MC gesättigt ist ???????????????????????????????????????????

Denke schon. Gibt noch genügend Märkte mit deutlich geringerer Filialendichte als in Mitteleuropa. Man erschließt sich zudem neue Kundengruppen durch neue Angebote (vegetarische Gerichte etc.)...

[Betterway]

... kann denn das tatsächlich noch ein paar Jahre andauern, bis der Markt von MC gesättigt ist ???????????????????????????????????????????

[Betterway]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.528.799 von MOAB am 29.12.11 10:36:51

... und ich freue mich, dabei zu sein !!!

[MOAB]

Sie läuft und läuft und läuft.............!

[Betterway]

The biggest position on the list above is McDonald's Corp. (MCD), in which Navellier invested $54 million at the end of the third quarter. The average analyst recommendation score for MCD is 2.0. Since the end of September, MCD returned 14.90%, outperforming the market by over two percentage points. Billionaire Jim Simons is also bullish about MCD. At the end of the third quarter, his Renaissance Technologies invested $271 million in this stock.

[Betterway]

Gestern in USA minus 1 $geschlossen und heute trotzdem dick im plus ??? Versteh ich zwar nicht, finde ich aber gut !

One of the companies that made the list did not surprise me. McDonald's (MCD) is a quality company with quality management that is always experimenting with new sources of revenues, always trying to find something new that will draw more customers in more often.

When the Great Recession unleashed its wrath upon Americans, most consumers looked for ways to maintain their lifestyles at a lower cost. A significant number made the decision to continue to eat out but maybe find somewhere that could lower the cost of doing so. One such beneficiary was McDonald's with its value menu. Other consumers decided to eat at home more often. But the net effect for McDonald's was just a slowdown rather than a fall on a per share basis. McDonald's continues to buy back shares which cushions the blow from economic slowdowns while providing shareholders with regular added value, year in and year out. Revenue, earnings and dividends per share from 2006 through 2010.

Cashflow/Share

Return on equity actually increased over that same period from 18.6% to 33.9% for 2006 and 2010, respectively. Of course, net profit margins also gained significantly during that period. Those are all marks of a company with a great model and consistent execution. And I should mention here that McDonald's has increased its dividend for 35 consecutive years. I like that.

[Betterway]

I constantly screen the list of best performing stocks to ascertain prospective momentum ideas. If you see a stock hitting multi-year or even better all-time highs, you may feel you have already missed out on the move, but rest easy; the stocks on this list are hitting these extraordinary levels for a reason and still have room to run. I posit the macroeconomic conditions that have driven stock performance year to date will continue throughout next year. Mark my words, these surging stocks will set new highs and provide significant returns for savvy investors throughout 2012. The following is a summary chart with current performance statistics, a brief review of potential company-specific catalysts following by a chart with detailed fundamental statistics regarding each company.

McDonald's Corporation Chief Executive Officer Jim Skinner and members of senior management reiterated the Company's commitment to its strategic plan - the Plan to Win - and outlined opportunities and investments to further modernize the Brand, enhance customer relevance and sustain the Company's performance for the future during the company's investor meeting recently.

CEO Jim Skinner said:

Over the past nine years the Plan to Win has been the right blueprint for McDonald's and remains relevant today. It has enabled us to perform well in both robust and challenging economic environments. Most importantly, the Plan is supported by our unparalleled competitive advantages in size and scale, our financial strength and our System alignment.

[Betterway]

Liebling ind Amerika und beste Performed in 2011 im Dow Jones. So, hahaha , jetzt laß ich es wirklich gut sein !

5. McDonald's (NYSE: MCD ) : Operates as a foodservice retailer worldwide. Market cap of $100.89B. The fast-food chain operates almost 33K restaurants in 117 countries and has a "superbly managed company with terrific execution," according to Cramer. He says the business is growing into Asia Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, and that the chain can survive just about anything.

[Betterway]

McDonald’s (MCD) – Speaking of McDonald’s, the company spent $16 million on NBA advertising last year. To be sure, that’s a drop of a drop in the bucket of this $100 billion hamburger flipper, for which 80% of restaurants are independently owned and operated. MCD is more of a high-margin landlord than it is a restaurateur. This system has proven to work well, as McDonald’s currently hovers around its all-time high. Additionally, investors have been rewarded beyond price appreciation as dividend payouts have increased for 35 straight years.

Perhaps even more impressive is the near 27% average yearly dividend grow rate MCD has been able to sustain over the last decade. More recent announcements have been lower, but still in the double digits. With a payout ratio near 50% and a heavy emphasis on shareholder value, investors would do well to grab a piece of this happy meal at the right price.

Ja, wird gemocht! So, jetzt laß ich es gut sein ! Heute nachgekauft, gutes Gefühl! Guten Rutsch und so.... Gruß B.

[Betterway]

.. na da ist aber einer spaßig ! "Wait for pullback bilow 100," bevor baying !! Auf die paar Kröten ist auch gepfiffen, da kann man auch gleich kaufen.


McDonald's Corporation (MCD) is a global fast food giant with thousands of locations worldwide. This company has experienced solid growth over many years and that is likely to continue as it continues to expand into emerging markets. The menu at McDonald's appeals to people of all income levels and the value pricing of McDonald's food allows it to prosper in good times and even during recessions as consumers skip more expensive restaurants. This stock is on a roll and just closed at fresh 52-week highs, so wait for pullbacks below $100.

Here are some key points for MCD:

Current share price: $100.15

The 52-week range is $72.14 to $100.15

Earnings estimates for 2011: $5.23 per share

Earnings estimates for 2012: $5.73 per share

Annual dividend: $2.80 per share, which yields 2.8%