Shake Shack shares crater 30% after burger chain reports operating loss
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/07/shake-shack-shak-shares-drop-earnings-report.html
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Shake Shack shares crater 30% after burger chain reports operating loss
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/05/07/shake-shack-shak-shares-drop-earnings-report.html
Posted by Timely_Car_4591
25 Comments
Looks like we’re seeing quite a few recessionary signals. ATHs here we come!
Predictable. Food sucks.
Place is beyond overrated
Are they stupid? Why would they name it Shake Shack if it’s a burger place?
Burgers are low brow, for many reasons. Whoever thought they could build a national entity around premium burgers is an idiot
I just order one last night. It was solid
SS burger is a pure grease-bomb.
And thus, a new generation of bag holders were born!
A burger for 100k is probably the problem like why do I have to get a heloc to afford to eat there
down 30%?
sounds like a value meal to me
Crinkle cut stocks for crinkle cut profits.
It is $8 for a milkshake, $6 for small fries and $14 for a tiny burger, no wonder they’re losing business.
Their cheeseburgers have the PFAS
this one time i tried their “shack stack” and felt personally betrayed by a burger lmao
I guess salt costs must be through the roof!
I blame the Mike Vrabel / Dianna Russini affair. Russini’s husband is an executive at Shake Shack, and couldn’t focus with all of the news coverage.
I do like shake shack but I feel it’s overpriced and most of the places I have visited are often dirty
Diana Russini caused this
I just did this to see
A single patty cheeseburger, cheese fries, and a small vanilla shake (without whipped cream) comes to a total of $18.98
Change that single patty cheeseburger to a double patty bacon cheeseburger, and you’re now up to $23.48
For those not following, that’s an extra $4.50 for just a thin beef patty and 2 pieces of sad bacon.
Their food tastes good, but it’s also a fucking rip off.
CEO is too busy hiring private I’s to follow his wife and mike Vrabel.
Not hard to imagine when it’s damn near 20 bucks a person to eat there
Burgers are delicious but the experience is absolute ass. I hate placing my own order on a touch screen because they have the balls to ask for a tip. The chairs are uncomfortable due to their tilt, the tables are tiny, the decor is prison-like minimalistic so the inside ends up loud as fuck due to all the sound reflections. All of these chains that make it terrible to dine in need to go under.
Just announce AI pivot, no?
Goddamn… that’s a pretty fucking good milkshake. I don’t know if it’s worth eight dollars, but it’s pretty fucking good.
Shake Shack is delicious but, when your portions are small, inconsistent, and expensive, you lose your customer base and bankruptcy follows.