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Rating for McDonalds
McDonalds is the biggest fast food firm in the world. It serves more than fifty million customers regularly. It is mainly operated by the franchisee or any other affiliate of the firm itself. There are many sources for its revenues such as rent, sales and so on. Its revenues grew by more than twenty five percent in the last three years making a total of more than twenty two billion dollars. Its main products include hamburgers, different sorts of cheeseburgers and chicken products, many types of breakfast items, french fries, soft drinks, desserts and so on. In this paper, we will analyze the analysts' rating for McDonalds. We will also see how many analysts rated the company, what was the percentage rated for a strong buy, what has been the average ratings and other factors regarding ratings.
Analysis in Detail
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Looking at its rating by analysts related to NASDAQ, its corporate stock ratings are very strong. There are total sixteen ratings for McDonalds. Here the percentage given to it was eighty eight which gives it a consensus recommendation of strong buy. This indicates the strong approval it has in front of new buyers who want to increase their stake in the firm. Since very few companies enjoy such a good perception of itself, therefore McDonalds is in a great position in achieving many different goals in the near as well as long-term future such as more revenues through new products or discount offered on the current ones, achieving more expansion in different other markets, such as the Chinese market and other Asian countries and other long-term strategic goals like to have…
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