Redburn Atlantic is the latest Wall Street shop to get more bearish on the fast-food giant.
Wall Street is losing faith in McDonald’s
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Redburn Atlantic sees shares of McDonald's falling 15% from their Monday closing price.
The 'Mad Money' host pushed backed against recent downgrades of stocks he believes can persevere, including McDonald's, Tesla and…
For the most part, Wall Street analysts remained bullish on McDonald's following its fourth-quarter earnings and revenue beat.
McDonald's shares are down 11% over the past three months, but they should gain ground as the company's moves to increase sales…
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The upgrade comes as the fast food giant's stock has been struggling in 2025.
