The Wendy's Company (NASDAQ:WEN)

SUMMER, AND BEST IN THE FIELD WITH GOOD MARKETING

Strictly a speculative call on the buyout.

disposing of financial holdings to focus on the Arby's business should have shareholders reaping the benefits

Even after the recent jump in price due to buyout rumors, WEN is far from it's previous 52 week high and if a buyout does go through I estimate it will be in the 40's.

I Shoulda bought this one! But my son doesn't like square burgers on round buns.

outrageous PE; poor earnings & crazy price jump on purposed sale? I'll take my chances

Good product

It's on hard times right now! It'll come around...

This stock is flat and not going anywhere.

Wendy's Inc has performed quite well over previous years inspite of the finger in the chili incident. It always bounces back from a sagging performance.

Great food, great everything!

wen has better quality than mcd

Wendy's International, Inc. is the third largest quick-service hamburger restaurant chain in the world, with more than 6,300 Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers restaurants in North America and more than 300 international Wendy’s restaurants. The company also has a 70% stake in Café Express and 29% stake in Pasta Pomodoro.

The company recently completed the distribution of the common shares of Tim Hortens, Inc. held by Wendy’s; the distribution took place in the form of dividend to Wendy's shareholders. Additionally, it has also completed the sale of its struggling Baja Fresh Mexican Grill chain. Both these moves will allow the company to focus on its flagship brand Wendy’s. Furthermore, the management is also considering strategic options for its smaller Café Express and Pasta Pomodoro chains.

The company has just reported its fifth consecutive month of positive same store sales and anticipates for more such sales in future, with the nationwide launch of new breakfast menu. The new management of the company is focused on re-energizing the Wendy’s brand by concentrating on advertising and promotional activities.

To add to the company’s delight, the restaurant industry is showing a steady growth and the guest traffic is likely to pick up if the recent fall in oil prices continues. Moreover, the overall industry margins are expected to increase as the increased labor and utility costs are likely to be offset by lower average prices for food, especially beef, pork, and chicken. The stage is looking all set for Wendy’s to cash the tremendous opportunities in the near future. With all the developmental plans under its belt and focus on the Wendy’s brand, the company is expected to outperform in the coming months.

The Radical Left and their "Childhood Obesity As An Epidemic, Not A Matter of Personal Responsibility" attitude will lead to problems for the fast food industry during a Democratic Congress and/or Presidency.

This stock has taken a recent dip due to pending litigation and is trading at 50% of it's 52 week high. The company is constantly providing innovative choices in its product selection and I feel will rebound past it's 52 week high within the next 5 years.

Wendy's steps up as first fast food company to ban partially hydrogenated oils

The reorganization is starting to bear hambur -uh - fruit

The focus is back. :)

They have nice restraunts to eat in and a wide cost range of food items with new ones added occasionally.