Shake Shack (SHAK), a growing restaurant chain, ended 2023 strongly with successful sales strategies and margin expansion. CEO Randy Garutti highlighted the opening of 41 new U.S. restaurants and 44 international locations, with same-store sales rising 2.8% year-over-year despite inflation. Potential for further expansion in 2024 if Federal Reserve maintains or lowers interest rates. With 518 locations (334 in the U.S.) by end of 2023, significant growth potential remains. Bullish on SHAK above $87.00-$88.00, targeting $145.00-$150.00. Investors should monitor sales growth and expansion efforts. #SHAK #Investing #StockMarket
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