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Domino's (DPZ) sees 21 FY EPS cuts in 7 days; stock near 52-week low amid franchise headwinds
- Domino's Pizza has 21 FY EPS cuts and zero upgrades in the last 7 days, with current-year consensus slipping from $19.80 to $19.27 (–2.7% in 7 days)
- The stock closed at $323.48 on May 8, near its 52-week low of $321.27 and 35.2% below its 52-week high of $499.08, reflecting a prolonged decline
- The CEO acknowledged on the Q1 earnings call that one international franchise is materially weighing on global results, though U.S. operations continue to show market share gains and positive order count growth
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eps_revisions (May 9): '0y' up=0, down=21; '+1y' up=0, down=21. eps_trend (May 9): '0y' current $19.270 vs seven_days_ago $19.802. daily_prices (May 8): close $323.48, 52w low $321.27, 52w high $499.08. News: TheStreet (May 8) confirmed CEO comments on international franchise drag. Context: Stock has declined 42% from all-time highs over a longer period; U.S. same-store sales and market share gains remain positive, with the international headwind concentrated in one major franchisee (DPE).