Is Sweetgreen Stock Poised for an Nvidia-Level Run?

Sweetgreen's (NYSE: SG) stock has been through the wringer in 2025. After a hot start last year, the fast-casual salad chain's shares have tumbled as growth cooled and profitability slipped back into the red. With shares trading at only a fraction of their all-time high of $53, some overly optimistic investors may hope the stock can quickly rebound to these levels in the near future, leading to Nvidia-like returns. Unfortunately, there's almost no chance that this will happen.Restaurants scale differently than chips and software. They're capital-intensive. Expansion is site by site, and unit economics ebb and flow with traffic, pricing, and labor. Sweetgreen may yet be a great long-term brand, but expecting an Nvidia-level run misunderstands how restaurant models compound. Even more, such a positive outlook downplays the severity of Sweetgreen's recent slump in key business metrics.There's a reason the stock has been hammered, and a big recovery anytime soon is unlikely.Continue readingWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei MotleyFool