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Experts agree that Papa John's Intl. has undergone a significant turnaround since Starboard bought it in February 2019. The company has made substantial improvements to their menu, technology, and delivery services, leading to a substantial increase in share price. While the stock saw a dramatic rise of 400% at the pandemic high, it has since experienced a pullback but is still trading at double the level from February 2019.
Oversold now and an erratic chart. The founder should have kept his mouth shut, so the stock's come down to 2014 level. A buy and a hold here. (Analysts' price target: $51.08)
He would not touch it technically. The roll over means you have a steep climb back up. It has had declining earnings estimates.
Papa John's Intl. is a American stock, trading under the symbol PZZA-Q on the NASDAQ (PZZA). It is usually referred to as NASDAQ:PZZA or PZZA-Q
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On 2024-10-07, Papa John's Intl. (PZZA-Q) stock closed at a price of $49.34.
It has turned around since Starboard bought it in February 2019: revamped their menu, improved their technology, embraced 3rd-party delivery. Shares roughly soared 400% at the pandemic high, though has pulled back a lot to levels double since Feb 2019.