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watsmubic said: "What do you guys think of McDonalds for a long term investment? Is the pricing good for a purchase. Is there a website that quickly pulls up analyst ratings for a specific stock. Thanks, W"

johnnylite said: "finance.yahoo.com has estimates and opinions. MCD is a quality stock in my book for the long term. Do some valuation and look for a pullback in the price to buy into. I have not priced it out but I am sure there will be a deal sometime in this crappy market."

Raharu Haruha said: "for a long term investment i like YUM better. it has more of a stake in china, and it's fundamentals are a little stronger. mcd has 9% 5 year growth and a PE of of around 26, Yum has a PE of around 22 and 12% 5 year growth. Mcd could go higher in the short term because of the recession, but it's ability to grow is low. I think I'm going to watch for their earnings and determine whether or not to buy based on that."

Rbreb13 said: "The drop today was an overreaction IMO. I picked up some shares under $50 and feel like I was stealing it. What a gift today was."

Harry said: "[QUOTE=Raharu Haruha;62418]for a long term investment i like YUM better. it has more of a stake in china, and it's fundamentals are a little stronger. mcd has 9% 5 year growth and a PE of of around 26, Yum has a PE of around 22 and 12% 5 year growth. Mcd could go higher in the short term because of the recession, but it's ability to grow is low. I think I'm going to watch for their earnings and determine whether or not to buy based on that.[/QUOTE] Earning's report for YUM is slatted for Feb 4th."

FirefighterB said: "MCD is starting to feel the pain too. Them taking the double cheeseburger off the $1 menu is something that makes me think they're starting to feel the pain of higher food prices. I don't follow the stock at all, so that's just my totally random and outside opinion."

1997zj said: "You know it's bad when those obese Americans can only afford one burger with their fries and drink. Nothing like taking in your average daily calorie intake at one sitting!"

Raharu Haruha said: "[QUOTE=1997zj;62498]You know it's bad when those obese Americans can only afford one burger with their fries and drink. Nothing like taking in your average daily calorie intake at one sitting![/QUOTE]lawlz I went to McDonald's today. It was the most popular store in the whole mall. It's not even in the food court. I'm trying to get in at 50.5 right now. wish me luck."

Harry said: "[QUOTE=Raharu Haruha;62418]for a long term investment i like YUM better. it has more of a stake in china, and it's fundamentals are a little stronger. mcd has 9% 5 year growth and a PE of of around 26, Yum has a PE of around 22 and 12% 5 year growth. Mcd could go higher in the short term because of the recession, but it's ability to grow is low. I think I'm going to watch for their earnings and determine whether or not to buy based on that.[/QUOTE] YUM's CEO was on TV a couple of weeks ago. He didn't display any exuberance at all when comparing his organization to McDonalds. That stuck in my mind."

Raharu Haruha said: "[QUOTE=Harry;62537]YUM's CEO was on TV a couple of weeks ago. He didn't display any exuberance at all when comparing his organization to McDonalds. That stuck in my mind.[/QUOTE]really? what i keep hearing over and over is that they're opening a new store every single day in china. mcd said they'd open up 150 in 2009. i think i've got 150 mcds in my state."