Starbucks’ polar bear cookies are wearing cozy scarves, not gushing blood — and treats haven’t been sold since 2010.

Starbucks produced $6 billion of operating cash flow in fiscal 2023 (ended Oct. 1), which is a usual occurrence. Management directs this capital to dividends and stock buybacks.

Some Starbucks customers do, and they are talking about bloodied polar bears on social media. What should be an innocent, red scarf on a polar bear looks more like a serious neck injury, folks say.

Let’s take a closer look at how the company currently stacks up. Starbucks Starbucks shares have faced a rocky road year-to-date, down 23% compared to the S&P 500’s impressive 7.3% gain.

Notably, the firm is the only notable bear on Wall Street on Starbucks (SBUX). The analyst ratings scorecard now shows 18 Buy-equivalent ratings on SBUX, 16 Hold-equivalent ratings, and 1 Sell ...

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Starbucks discontinued the polar bear cookies in 2010! That means all of those people were upset with Starbucks for no reason which caused other people to defend the company.

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