$MCD

MCD

McDonald's Corporation

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09-30
The Acquirers PodcastPublished 2026-09-30
“Why Own a Sports Team Stock? Jonathan Boyar on MSGS, Braves & 3 Other Value Picks”
$MCDBullish
MCD is cheap, recovering, yields 3-3.5%, and has positive catalysts from low-capital restaurant acquisitions.

McDonald's, which is also a cheap company, recently closed and is now in the early stages of recovery, which is why we prefer fast-food restaurants a little. It's also slightly cheaper.

You will receive a return of 3%, or 3.5%, and possibly a little more during the waiting period. They also bought a large number of low-capital restaurants, but one of the franchisees encountered a problem.

They bought Carol's restaurants. There were about a thousand branches, and over the next two years, the franchise for these branches will be renewed , and they will all become low-capital dependent. So , there is a lot to like about this story.

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09-29
Parkev Tatevosian, CFAPublished 2026-09-29
“Forever Stocks: 4 Undervalued Dividend Stocks Investors Can Buy Now and Hold Forever”
$MCDBullish
MCD is undervalued with >26% upside in 12-18 months; AI innovation supports long-term thesis despite near-term FCF decline and health trend risks.

Let's start directly with McDonald's as the first dividend-paying stock I will highlight. McDonald's is undoubtedly the most optimistic dividend stock for me. The main reason for my optimism about McDonald's is innovation.

I believe this company will benefit from significant progress in innovation over the next three, five, and ten years. The primary driver of this innovation will be artificial intelligence.

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09-28
Everything MoneyPublished 2026-09-28
“I Can’t Believe How Cheap These Mega Cap Stocks Are Right Now (Near a 52 week low)”
$MCDNo side taken
MCD has strong quality metrics (high ROIC, brand) but faces challenges from high debt and low growth; current valuation implies moderate returns (~8.5%), limiting upside attractiveness.

McDonald's stock has fallen by more than 27 % from its highest levels. Let's start with the most famous, McDonald's, and take a look at this. It is near its lowest level in 52 weeks, down 27% from its peak, although business is still growing.

Its sales last year reached $27.7 billion , an increase of more than 6%, and it achieved profits of nearly $9 billion. Well, the real reason is the market's fear of the overworked American consumer.

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