CBRL Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc

$CBRL Q4 '26 Earnings Results & Recap • Reported GAAP EPS of $0.99 up 33.78% YoY • Reported revenue of $849.34M down -2.15% YoY • Cracker Barrel's fiscal 2027 outlook is total revenue of $3.33B to $3.4B and adjusted EBITDA of $180M to $200M, with comparable store restaurant sales growth of 3% to 5%.

$CBRL If I wasn't so bullish on Memory stocks I would buy and hold this through earnings.

$CBRL Sold Maple Street and 35 Restaurant assets to Biscuit Belly in July. Guidance lowered for 2027

$CBRL last earnings it was a lawsuit windfall that saved them. This time it's the tarrif refund. Their business depends on drivers, and cheap food. If this goes up again it would be a great short.

$CBRL the shorts are bringing it down prior to earnings because they are scared shit. Their real estate alone is worth more than 1.5 billion on a bad day as I said before . total stock manipulation, they should go to jail

$CBRL all known and balance sheet improved. What’s your thesis other than missing the 120 point decline from highs already 🐂

the weird one this morning is a restaurant with shrinking sales gapping up. $CBRL up about 8% premarket after q4. revenue down 2.2%, restaurant comps down 2.1%, and it still printed 0.99 adjusted eps against a street number around 0.18. read the footnote though, about 9.1 million of the 62.1 million adjusted ebitda was tariff refunds. the real driver is the fy27 guide, 180 to 200 million ebitda with comps up 3 to 5%. new ceo deno's first call is 8:15.

$CBRL I bought today at $45.7 and I feel confident my ass will have a blowout in chicken and dumpling profits!!

$CBRL wait till new high prints than what will these clueless shorts say, I just entered? Give me a break 🔥

$CBRL Cracker Barrel's business lost $12.5 million last year, even after a $47.4 million gain from selling 26 of its own stores and renting them back. So how did it post a $31.7 million profit? A $47.4 million check from a credit card fee lawsuit.

$CBRL More rate hikes likely smh Not good for business unless you’re financing flap jacks.

$CBRL Fiscal Q4 this morning: adjusted EPS 99c vs 26c expected (Barron's). Revenue $849.3M vs ~$845M est, down 2.2% YoY. Shares up ~8% premarket to ~$49. The EBITDA beat had help: adjusted EBITDA was $62.1M, and per the release that includes ~$9.1M from tariff refunds, net of investments. Roughly 15% of the line. The guide is softer than the pop suggests. FY27 revenue $3.33-3.4B vs ~$3.38B consensus, comp restaurant sales +3% to +5%, no new stores. On traffic, the trend is real: Placer.ai has visit declines narrowing to low single digits in July and August, down from double digits late last year.

$CBRL decent earnings, gonna be chop as expected in the restaurant sector but longer term with new ceo and when costs come down this can easily double from here

$CBRL prints BMO Mon. Fri's 48.68 low better hold into the open or I'm fading that bounce.