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You're eating really flavorful food, you're eating very satisfying food, and, oh, by the way, it's better for you. You don't have to make compromises, you don't have to make sacrifices.
The lower the percentage, the more expensive it is. In the case of Cava, it is 0.2%. ... suggest that people are eating out less, feeling a bit more sensitive toward how they spend their money ...
Value types will think it is too expensive and income investors will be turned off by the fact that Cava doesn't pay a dividend. Young growth stocks also tend to be volatile, so that's something ...
Despite the expensive nature of the stock, I still like Cava over the long term. Traffic increased 9.5% during the quarter, which again is in contrast to what was a weaker quarter for restaurants.
Although profitable, Cava shares are still very expensive, priced at more than 300 times this year's expected per-share earnings of $0.42 and just under 300 times next year's expected $0.50. The ...
The Motley Fool recommends Cava Group and recommends the following options: short December 2024 $54 puts on Chipotle Mexican Grill. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy . Show comments
One of the hottest food stocks to own this year has been that of Cava Group (NYSE: CAVA).The Mediterranean restaurant chain went public last year, and while it didn't get off to a great start ...
The first way that Cava is similar to Chipotle is that both chains operate based on similar concepts that are loved by customers. Namely, combining fresh, popular ingredients into a meal quickly ...