Which Growth Stock Is Cheaper, Cava Group or Wingstop?
2025 was a rough beginning for the chains of restaurants Cava Group: (NYSE: CAVA) aeration of Sleeve (NASDAQ. Wing)As well as shares, respectively, about 24% and 21% (as of March 31).
Losing this great value in a couple of months is not ideal. But if there is a silver lining, then the two shares are now much cheaper than at the beginning of the year and give investors a much better price or raise their current stake.
However, what is the cheaper two? Let’s see. Watching their Price-sales (P / S) coefficientsWingstop seems to be a cheaper option, although the difference between them is very minimum.
The company’s P / s ratio tells you how much you pay for every $ 1 revenueThe higher the higher the ratio of the P /, the more expensive it is considered to be compared to such companies.
There are a handful of measurements that can give you an idea of how the “cheap” or “expensive” fund, but you can compare the score for Cava Group and Wingstop.
The price-earned ratio is also commonly used to determine the evaluation, but it can be a little misleaded for a company like Cava Group, as the company is rapidly recovering. So far, to compare these two shares, it is better to stick with a P / S ratio.
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Stephon Walters does not have any of the specified shares. Motley Fool recommends Cava Group and Wingstop. Motley Fool has Discovery Policy:A number
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