Company
Starbucks
- Episodes
- 8
- Share
- 0.8%
- Shows
- 8
- Net sentiment
- +0.25
Down from 0.8% of episodes in the weeks before; net sentiment was −0.20.
Bullish 1Mixed 3Neutral 4Bearish 0
4 weeks
Share of each week's episodes naming it, and net sentiment.
0%2%4%
Sep 21Sep 28Oct 5Oct 12
Net sentiment
−10+1
Sep 21Sep 28Oct 5Oct 12
The episodes that named it
Why each one was bullish, bearish or in between on Starbucks. Longest episodes first.
Mixed 3
- Shares fell on reports of a possible Chipotle takeover after the CEO change.Why Stocks Keep Setting Records While Rates Rise, Plus New Tax Breaks for Seniors Over 65 · Money Matters with Dean Greenberg · Oct 12
- Hosts like the brand but doubt synergies in a possible Chipotle acquisition.SpaceX Wants To Sell You A Phone Plan, Starbucks Wants To Buy Chipotle & LADWP Sent Us A $3,000 Bill | GCP 1032 · Group Chat · Oct 12
- Operations are executing well, but the Chipotle takeover idea seems unwise.A Potential Bidding War at Mattel – The Special Situations Report Episode #72 · The Special Situations Report · Oct 12
Neutral 4
- Used as an example of idle customer balances that stablecoin rewards could capture.Stablecoin Banking, Hot CPI, and The October FOMC Meeting · CFB Talks Digital Assets · Oct 15
- Denied interest in acquiring Chipotle; facing share pressure from competitors.Closing Bell 10/12/26 · Closing Bell · Oct 12
- Reported Chipotle merger interest was ruled out; discussed as a puzzling deal driven by its CEO.October 2026 Random Ramblings · Yet Another Value Podcast · Oct 14
- Used only as a personal example of a long-held stock with reinvested dividends.10 Tips for Harvesting Investment Losses · Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing · Oct 17
Themes, sentiment and reasons are AI-written paraphrases, checked so they never quote an episode. They may contain errors. Not investment advice. Episodes remain the property of their creators.
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