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Some stocks should not be downgraded.

Sell, sell, sell.

It's just not worth it because it's only a matter of time before they snap right back.

Yet we see this happen every day, including today.

Dow dropped at one point.

S&P gain point, 99%, NASQ climb point through 11%. It amazes me that analysts refuse to learn from the mistakes that some stocks should not be taken off the buy list.

Today, Morgan Stanley downgraded the stock of McDonald's, saying it is arguably too expensive and that it will probably not be insulated from some structural pressures on fast food.

Now, with the stock at 25 times earnings, consent assessments too high,

Morgan's selling moved to equal weight or whole. The stock dropped $2.58 or 0.84% on that.

Now, it would not have made much of an impact on me if McDonald's hadn't also been downgraded by loop capital on Friday, again concerned that it won't beat the consensus

numbers. Look, I understand the

downwage. Stocks up 5%, it's holding its own, but I think that in the long run, it has never

paid the downgrade Mickey Dees. It's the king. It offers good value, and it's incredibly well

run. Let's see Morgan Stanley's valuation downgrade aside for a moment, focus on group

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