Starbucks
SBUXWhat is Starbucks (SBUX): complete guide for Beginners and Investors
Starbucks operates and licenses coffeehouses worldwide and runs one of the most widely used retail loyalty apps. On Walbi it trades as a USD-settled perpetual, so an AI agent can take a position in either direction without you holding the underlying share.
Rate
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History
Opened in Seattle in 1971 selling beans. Howard Schultz reshaped it around Italian-style cafés after joining in 1982, and the format went global.
Technology
Company-operated stores dominate in the US and China; licensing carries the rest. Mobile ordering and loyalty balances are a significant part of the model.
Use cases
Same-store sales, and Chinese ones in particular, drive the share more than store-count growth.
Forecast
Walbi does not publish price targets. What can be said is what moves this instrument: same-store sales, and Chinese ones in particular, drive the share more than store-count growth. Positions here are perpetual contracts settled in USD rather than shares, so there is no ownership, no dividend and no shareholder vote — and funding is exchanged between long and short holders for as long as a position stays open.
Starbucks details
| Ticker: | SBUX |
|---|---|
| Website: | https://www.starbucks.com |
| Type: | Equity · Restaurants |
| Founder: | Jerry Baldwin, Zev Siegl, Gordon Bowker |
| Launch: | 1971 |