$105.16▾ 0.79%
End-of-day close · 2026-08-06
What most investors miss
Trends, drivers and alerts — the full picture.
Profit → Cash
$2.52cash per $1 profit
Strong
It turns every reported profit-dollar into real cash, and then some.
Valuation
72th pctvs its own history
Rich
Its valuation sits in the richer end of its own recent range.
Revenue growth
-1.4%year over year
Weak
Revenue is contracting year over year.
Leverage
Highdebt to assets
Weak
High leverage relative to its assets.
More coming: dilution / share-count creep.
Fair value
Overvalued
Trading about 5% above our fair-value range
Value-trap risk
A cash-flow (DCF) estimate cross-checked against peer multiples.
✦ The read
Starbucks Corporation turns 252¢ of every reported profit-dollar into real cash. Revenue is contracting year over year. Its valuation sits in the richer end of its own recent range. High leverage relative to its assets.
Key numbers
Valuation
EPS (TTM)$1.74
TTM (trailing 12 months, through fiscal Q3 FY2026)
Profitability
Net margin5.2%
TTM (trailing 12 months, through fiscal Q3 FY2026)
Size
Revenue (TTM)$38.34B
TTM (trailing 12 months, through fiscal Q3 FY2026)
Recent news
Sentiment · last 30 days11 articles
3 bullish6 neutral2 bearish
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Signals and key numbers are from the fiscal Q3 FY2026 filing. Price freshness: end-of-day close on Free, 15-min delayed on Pro.