Peet's Coffee & Tea, Inc. (PEET)
The Company sells fresh roasted coffee, hand selected tea, and related merchandise in several distribution channels, including grocery, home delivery, food service and office accounts and company-operated retail stores.
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Market sell-off opportunity.
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$60/shr is a coming but I wish it would pullback to load the wagon.
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a good chains of coffeeshops
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This is a great product that can sell itself. It would be a little speculative. Though the company has no debt, it is in a low margin business with a lot of competition. It's p/e is high even given it's growth rate. The product has a real strong core following which makes it a buy.
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GOOD STOCK
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Alternate CAPS profile for stocks I'm thinking about purchasing in the near term.
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PERFECT CHART - CUP W/HANDLE
NO DEBT
OLDEST AND HIGHEST MARGIN SPECIALTY COFFEE
PREDICTION REVENUE FLAT, EPS GROWS BECAUSE OF MOVE TO HIGHER MARGIN SUPERMARKET BAG SALES
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People we start buying coffee again and Peet's is the best coffee.
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The best coffee I've ever tasted. If the management and promotion is good the coffee can sell itself
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Micro-observation: We've been belt tightening in my home and we have yet to be able to go longer than a week without purchasing Major D in our house. We've tried others, even purchased Starbucks in bulk from Costco (yuck). I predicted a major slowdown for Peets since they are a high end luxury product. Not so. Every location in the Bay Area is bustling and I need a twelve step program to get any length of time away from the product. A dip below 20 again and I'm adding to my real money position.
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If you think Starbucks is good, try Peets. Coffee is delivered to your door fresh-roasted only a few days before. Fantastic company, smart management that focuses on its core and only that, unlike the fore-mentioned company. 2nd quarter profits were quite tasty, should be a few more of those coming.
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In the short term, they're adoption of free wifi in the retail stores will cause a bump in customer satisfaction and sales. In the longer term, their long-standing commitment to unpretentiously provide top-quality coffee -- drip, espresso, and beans -- will continue to set them apart from the competition. Now that Starbucks is faltering, it is time for companies like Peets to shine, shine, shine.
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David to Goliath Starbucks has superior product and customer experience. Company has strong expansion plans. Look out Star-sucks.
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We joined the Gevalia mail-order coffee club just to get the free coffee maker, then canceled right away. Peet's only gives you a "tumbler", and that's only if you join for a whole year.
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Better coffee, friendlier staff than Starbucks. Aimed at the coffee snob who has the money to spend on fancy beans.
Peet's will do well through a recession because caffeine is an addictive drug and people (me) will find a way to pay for their fix.
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This is one of those stocks that I keep watching and... for some reason not buying. What I like about Peet's is their customer loyalty... long lines and big crowds with stars in their eyes every time you go. What I don't like is their admission of NOT seeking fast and furious growth. However... their stock seems to keep climbing... albeit not feverishly.
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Peet's careful expansion strategy is paying off.
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Steady, good LTBH stock. Good value, treats its employees right, great coffee.
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The best coffee. The company is determined to keep it that way. Growth is slow but steady. They have a lot of pride in their product.
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Great coffee. A "better" version of Starbucks. The negative: my sense is that management is not as shareholder focused (read "profit") as Starbucks, but the better mousetrap theory wins the day.

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