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We have McDonald's, which is suffering from a decline in consumer demand for restaurants. There is a lot of competition in this field. They now have their strategy for the next ten years, which did not receive a good reception yesterday, but they are rising today in the wake of Investor Day.

McDonald's shares rose today after facing a tough day yesterday following its first investor day in nearly 3 years. It seems that despite setting strategic plans and financial targets, investors were not very impressed by their statements , especially regarding the macroeconomic outlook and the huge amount of money they would have to spend on franchises.

But to begin with, I want to start with McDonald's. Their stock is down 4.81% and has lost 21% in the past year. Excluding yesterday's intraday fluctuations , the stock is now at a 52-week low.

And if we look at 5 years, McDonald's stock has fallen 3% in the last 5 years. So, is this recent price drop a buying opportunity? Let's look into this matter.

Now, there is one name that has very little to do with the story of artificial intelligence, at least not yet, and that is "McDonald's". Now , McDonald's has been crushed . Basically, they're trying, you know, they've seen their share of the fast-food market decline, and they're trying to make big changes.

With changes come many costs, and it is also an admission that profits will not be as they had hoped. But the stock was in a major oversold condition before this news, which yesterday reduced it by 5%.

We have actually reached a major technical level.

What is this arrow? McDonald's. McDonald's. Oh my God, yes. As you know, this is n't a stock we talk about much on the channel, but do you know why we're talking about it today?

The stock has plummeted by more than 30% since March. So, how long is that period? About 6 months? The stock has fallen by more than 30%. This is a huge crash for a stock like McDonald's.

Uh, next up, McDonald's. On the inverse side of the coin, you can see here McDonald's over the past several days here, uh, from July all the way through August was doing its best to try to maintain within this inclining parallel channel that started back here from March of 2022.

Over the most recent trading days, it could not hold it, guys. Even plunged further today.

McDonald's performance in 2026 was disappointing. The stock has dropped by more than 18%, and of course I'm disappointed because I ranked McDonald's as one of the top 10 stocks to buy this year .

My ranking of McDonald's in the top ten for 2026 appears to have been premature, as the company has faced implementation difficulties along with macroeconomic headwinds . The management team recently pushed back their estimate for when they will reach their 50,000 store goal from 2027 to 2028.

Now, we come to a popular household name. We have McDonald's, stock ticker MCD. And this is another example of a stock, yes, trading right at their 52- week low, down almost 15% in the last year.

But it's not just that. 5-year returns have been very substandard as well.

And what's really interesting is they're now trading at their lowest valuation multiple in the last 5 years for this stock. The average PE multiple has been about 24. They're currently trading at around a 19 PE multiple, historically low for this stock.

Hi, I'm Jimmy. In this video, we're looking at McDonald's, ticker symbol MCD. So, in this video, we're going to go through the basics of McDonald's business, run through some of the numbers, and then we're going to try to come up with a fair value for McDonald's stock to see if it's worth investing in today.

There are many comments about McDonald's. When there are many comments, it also means that the stock has fallen, that the price-to-earnings ratio is becoming attractive, and that dividends are becoming higher.

I have discussed McDonald's a few times already, probably once a year. So, we need to see where we stand now in terms of the returns side.

McDonald's is another of my favorite stocks at the moment. I ranked it among the top 10 stocks. I calculated a fair value for McDonald's stock at $330 per share. The current market price is $262.

This leaves it with a 26% rise over the next 12 to 18 months.

One of my favorite positive factors for McDonald's, which I think the market underestimates, is its technological innovation across multiple categories, which could benefit McDonald's in the short and long term.

Food delivery networks and the spread of this technology allow McDonald's to reach more consumers on more occasions. You no longer have to leave your home to eat McDonald's. In addition, the company benefits from improvements in automation and robotics.

The food delivery networks I mentioned no longer need humans to deliver them. Over the next five years, more and more of these deliveries will be carried out by robots, which will reduce the cost of servicing these customers.

In addition, McDonald's is integrating automated kiosks into its stores and locations. This reduces the need for cashiers and lowers labor costs at every McDonald's location. Collectively, these innovations are something McDonald's hasn't seen in its business for decades.

I am excited to see how the company will prove successful in integrating and using these new technologies in its operations.

McDonald's might be the most interesting and surprising inclusion into my top stock rankings in 2026. I've calculated an upside of 28% given my fair value estimate at $340 and the current market price of $265.

McDonald's, like Visa, is a stock that rarely trades at this much of a discount compared to its fair value estimate. But the restaurant industry has faced significant headwinds in 2026.

In addition to some of the consumer trends like uh healthier lifestyles and uh increasing usage of weight loss treatments that have really reduced restaurant visitation in 2026.

Now, we come to McDonald's stock, who in the last year is down by over 10%, and in the last 5 years only up by 17% after we've seen the pullback in the last year. So, returns have certainly not been attractive, and of course, that's the reason that it's at a 52-week low.

But what's interesting about trading at these prices is the starting yield for McDonald's is now the highest that it's been really in close to the last 10 years with the exception of the 2020 market crash.