It’s sickening how much money we spend eating out each year. I’m sure you hate looking at your bank account and thinking about how much money you could’ve saved by eating healthier home-cooked meals.
The average American spends $2,700 per year eating out at restaurants, and this specific restaurant wants to pay you back.
It’s not some hole-in-the-wall type of place either; it’s somewhere you probably already eat at least twice a week.
Stop scanning your bank account and regretting what you’ve spent on food, and start getting paid $18,000 and more from this desperate restaurant.
$2,700 a year on dining out is a lot of money. Especially considering you could cut that in half by simply eating a few more home-cooked meals.
But there’s a more profitable way to eat, and it’s all thanks to Chipotle (CMG).
Chipotle is willing to pay you thousands of dollars, and you don’t even have to work there. In fact, it’s probably best that you don’t work there, because the reason they’re willing to pay out so much, is because they’re rapidly losing business.
Whether you’re a Chipotle fanatic or you’re unfamiliar with the popular Mexican-styled food chain, I’m sure you’ll be happy with the prospect of them paying you thousands of dollars.
The timing of this opportunity couldn’t be any better. Chipotle just reported their final earnings report for 2016, and sales are sinking indefinitely.
Their overall profits for 2016 were down 95% from the previous year.
Their quarterly profits were down 76%—to $16 million from $68 million—when compared to the same quarter in 2015.
Needless to say, Chipotle are struggling big time.
But that’s where your thousands of dollars come in.
Chipotle stock dropped almost 50% within the span of a year—August, 2015, saw its stock price at heights of $758 per share, but by August 2016 it had fallen to less than $390 per share, which is where it has remained.
This stock hasn’t quite hit rock bottom yet, as there’s an imminent danger set to tread on the company in the near future.
Chipotle is one of many American companies that imports a lot of its ingredients from Mexico. While this is a great way to get the freshest and most authentic products, it’s about to become a massive inconvenience.
U.S.-Mexico relations have been on rocky terms for the past couple of months, and even in the best possible outcome, Chipotle will suffer.
Regardless of whether a physical wall will ever be erected or not, a metaphysical wall has already been put in place.
If the 20% tariff on all Mexican products crossing into the U.S. reaches fruition, Chipotle will have to raise their prices, which would be very harmful for their business, or look elsewhere for Mexican-styled ingredients, which would be devastating to their brand.
The thousands of dollars that you could gain from all this chaos could reach up to $18,000 and beyond, depending on how and when you decide to act.
Keeping a close eye on Chipotle (CMG) stock is crucial to when you’ll receive your payout.
While the stock dropped 6% after their latest earnings report, there has been a glimmer of hope for the company after comments made by CEO Steve Ells:
“In the upcoming year we intend to continue to simplify and improve our restaurant operations, utilize creative marketing to rebuild our brand, and further the roll-out of our digital sales efforts,”
To me, this almost sounds like an insider’s desperate cry for help. Chipotle could meet its demise, and you need to be there when the payout occurs.
If you were to short-sell (the opposite of buying/betting a stock will fail) Chipotle when it starts to sink even further, your payout would be huge. In fact, by shorting a mere 100 hundred shares, another 50% drop would see a payout of over $18,000.
You’d receive your thousands and could afford to eat Chipotle for a long time, if they remain in business. If not, the money is yours regardless and you can do with it as you please.
