Move over McDonald’s

Move over McDonald’s, there’s a new burger in town!

It may seem like a strange way to invest, but it turns out fast food is the golden standard for stock market gains.

McDonald’s (MCD), Dunkin’ Donuts (DNKN), Wendy’s (WEN), Papa John’s (PZZA), and a dozen others have been dominating restaurant sales for years, but there’s a new mover that is making waves in the industry.

This not so little company has spiked a whopping 146% since last December and is showing signs of jumping up again.

Will you be one of the lucky investors when it does?

Thanks to this company’s success, lucky shareholders with stock bought in December of 2018 saw $31,032 returns for just 500 shares.

For a stock that’s only been on the market for 4 years, that’s some pretty solid earnings.

Plus, I’ve done some digging, and my sources tell me that this stock is going to jump again.

Before you go crazy with anticipation, I’ll go ahead and tell you. The stock I’m referring to is Shake Shack (SHAK).

You might be thinking Shake Shack? Really?

But don’t be too skeptical. In addition to the numbers, Shake Shack has some marketing strategies that set it apart from rivals and position it for huge future earnings.

Shake Shack is the epitome of diversification with its business plan, and it’s working. In addition to its identity as a successful fast food restaurant, Shake Shack holds clout as one of the few fast food options to offer locally produced and organic options.

And, in a society where Beyond Meat (BYND) is all the rage and millennials will kill for anything with ‘green’ or ‘organic’ in the name, this is a big plus for the company.

In fact, 87% of consumers reported that they prefer supporting a company with organic, and/or environmentally friendly options. Plus, Shake Shack’s clever integration of locally sourced items makes it a more unique and locally friendly business.

In addition to casting a wide net for consumers (you can have a good old burger, a classic milkshake, or a locally grown veggie option), Shake Shack has literally cast a wide net so far as locations go.

Though the company is in its infancy compared to other international competitors (like McDonald’s), Shake Shack has managed to successfully expand into foreign markets.

There’s even a bustling Shake Shack in the middle of London’s historic Covent Gardens, where the best and brightest of the city go for fine dining and shopping.

Shake Shack currently has 208 restaurants open around the world, 136 of which are located in the U.S. Plus, the company just began expanding around the time it went public in 2015. Suffice to say, the international expansion of the company has been a success.

And as a result, Shake Shack is ramping up to jump in share value all over again.

Just look at the chart.

In addition to an ongoing increase for the past several years, the company has surged since the December market decline, shooting up 146%.

And, as you can see from the red line meeting the blue on the chart at the end of July, that incline has broken through and is surging all over again.

If you want your hand in this fast food fortune, it’s time to make your move. Don’t miss out!