Dutch Bros Stock Just Plunged 18%. Is Now the Time to Buy?
After the stunning announcement earlier this week that the U.S. and China are bringing their tariffs back down, the S&P 500 is nearly back to where it started out the year. There's no way to know if it will keep climbing and hit new highs anytime soon or unravel again, but it's a big burst of confidence in the economy.In the meantime, coffee shop chain Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) continues to outperform the market. The growth stock has incredible opportunities as it opens new stores and builds up its presence. However, it's plunged 18% over the past few months. Let's see why the market is spooked and whether or not this is a buying opportunity.Dutch Bros recently celebrated its 1,000th new store opening (this one in Florida), and it concurrently announced plans to open another 1,000 stores by 2029. It doubled its store count from around 500 when it went public in 2021 to where it is today, but it's still a bold statement to imagine doing that again over the next four years. It's planning to open at least 160 stores in 2025, so this ambitious plan implies that the rate is going to accelerate significantly over the next few years.Continue reading
After the stunning announcement earlier this week that the U.S. and China are bringing their tariffs back down, the S&P 500 is nearly back to where it started out the year. There's no way to know if it will keep climbing and hit new highs anytime soon or unravel again, but it's a big burst of confidence in the economy.
In the meantime, coffee shop chain Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) continues to outperform the market. The growth stock has incredible opportunities as it opens new stores and builds up its presence. However, it's plunged 18% over the past few months. Let's see why the market is spooked and whether or not this is a buying opportunity.
Dutch Bros recently celebrated its 1,000th new store opening (this one in Florida), and it concurrently announced plans to open another 1,000 stores by 2029. It doubled its store count from around 500 when it went public in 2021 to where it is today, but it's still a bold statement to imagine doing that again over the next four years. It's planning to open at least 160 stores in 2025, so this ambitious plan implies that the rate is going to accelerate significantly over the next few years.
