StarbucksSBUX · United States
Key figures.
Technical analysis.
Computed automatically from the last year of closing prices.
- Mixed trend: the price (103.65 $) sits between its 50-day (99.26) and 200-day (99.85) moving averages.
- Recent death cross: the 50-day average just moved below the 200-day one, a weakness signal often watched.
- RSI at 63: neutral zone (between 30 and 70), neither overbought nor oversold.
- Over 3 months, support (low) is at 90.75 $ (−12.4 %) and resistance (high) at 108.55 $ (+4.7 %).
This is a reading of the past, not a forecast. Understand RSI and moving averages (in French) ›
What to know about Starbucks.
Sector: Restaurants
Starbucks is the world's largest coffeehouse chain, with thousands of stores.
Over one year, Starbucks shows +28.2 %. Its annualised volatility is around 27%, a moderate level, and its deepest drop from a peak over the period reached −16.4 %. The price sits −4.5 % from its 1-year high. These figures are computed automatically from daily closes: they describe the past and predict nothing.
Latest alerts on Starbucks.
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Frequently asked questions.
What is the Starbucks stock price today?
The Starbucks stock (SBUX) is at 103.65 $ at 10:44 (Paris time), −1.76 % on the day. The market is closed, this is the last known price.
Where is Starbucks listed?
Starbucks is listed on a US exchange (Nasdaq or NYSE), in USD.
Are these prices real-time?
They come from Yahoo Finance and can be a few minutes late. They only move while the market is open.
What does Starbucks do?
Starbucks is the world's largest coffeehouse chain, with thousands of stores.
How volatile is Starbucks?
Over one year, Starbucks shows +28.2 %. Its annualised volatility is around 27%, a moderate level, and its deepest drop from a peak over the period reached −16.4 %. The price sits −4.5 % from its 1-year high. These figures are computed automatically from daily closes: they describe the past and predict nothing.
