Nathan's Famous, Inc. (NATH)

THIS A NY BASED STOCK-AM INVESTED IN MCDONALDS ALREADY-WILL KEEP & EYE ON THIS ONE & DO SOME RESEARCH.

3 to 5 star stock in one year.

Clothing an fast food! What more can a girl ask for!

UhOh Notdog!

Have you been to Nathan's lately? I don't know how many people are going to pay $3.50 for one measly hot dog at times like these.

The trend is showing a steady decline, some upturns, but no the less a downward spiral. Even though this is a famous company, people are becoming more aware of the perils of fast food establishments. The obesity in our society has gone to epidemic proportions. Changes have to be made that reflect a healthier more balanced eating patterns. People are showing a greater interest in foods that have lower fat content/caloric items.Many other fast food companies are changing their menus to reflect this trend in our society. Not only in the U.S.A., but globally. The community says outperformance,but the statistics show a different picture. The trend definetly shows a underperformance.

it's hot dogs for crying out loud. plus, one of the bachelorettes on this season is a hot dog vendor. good omen!

Amazing ROI and great balance sheet.

NATH is incredibly undervalued (because there are no analysts following) and has a proven ability to increase earnings quarter after quarter, year after year, and boasts an impressive cash flow and balance sheet.

NATH currently has a PE of 11, and EV/EBITDA of 8, crazy for a company that has beat earnings from the previous year's qtr for 16 qtrs in a row!

NATH has done great against the S&P over the last two years (compare it on a chart), and has been beaten down 40% by the market over the last 2 months, despite continued earnings growth.

Undervalued - Financially Strong - Proven Growth Ability - Brand Name

For more details check out the article "Promising Stocks Wall Street Ignores" written in November (before the price drop) on Fool.

dominant player in the hot dog category, well known for their july 4th hot dog eating contest, solid long term prospects due to brand strength.

inexpensive comfort food

Nathan's has great food, a good nostalgic basis being based from Coney Island, and is overlooked due to its lower priced shares. It will end up having at least a 10 to 15% return in the next 5 years or so.

Cheap eats. Should pretty much stay even with S&P, maybe a notch above.

Low market cap, no analysts following it, overlooked stock, low P/E, steady growth, steadily rising stock price, lots of untapped markets.

smart marketing has helped this manufacturer of premium deli items capture huge market share.

Excellent Brand with small market cap. Very little correlation to broad equity market. Should outperform long term.

Riding without Jim Cramer on the NATH BULL pick

Not much float or volume, so the price can fluctuate. Getting in under $18 is a good price point for this sort of sustained, good growth with no big downside.