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Starbucks gets 15 FY EPS upgrades after Q1 beat and guidance raise; stock up 25% YTD near 52-week high
- Starbucks collected 15 FY EPS upgrades with zero cuts in 7 days, lifting the FY consensus from $2.28 to $2.38 (+4.5%), following a Q1 beat and guidance raise under CEO Brian Niccol.
- The stock surged 3.4% on April 29 post-earnings and closed at $105.90 on May 1, within 1.5% of its 52-week high of $107.52 versus a 52-week low of $77.99.
- Jim Cramer called the quarter a 'home run' on May 1, citing improving margins; the stock is up 25% year-to-date, marking a clear turnaround from the prior year's underperformance.
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eps_revisions (2026-05-04): up_last_7_days = 15, down = 0, period '0y'. eps_trend (2026-05-04): 0y current = $2.384 vs seven_days_ago = $2.282 (+4.5%). daily_prices Apr 29: pct_change = +3.43%. May 1 close = $105.90. 52w high = $107.52, 52w low = $77.99. News (May 1): guidance raise confirmed, Cramer 'home run' quote.