12 Consumer Discretionary Stocks Moving In Thursday's Pre-Market Session

In Thursday's pre-market session, several consumer discretionary stocks saw significant movements. Good Times Restaurants (GTIM) shares rose 18.5% to $2.05, with a market cap of $18.4 million. Garrett Motion (GTX) increased 15.9% to $14.5, market cap at $2.5 billion, following Q3 earnings release. Noodles (NDLS) stock climbed 10.69% to $1.06, market cap at $44.4 million. Gentherm (THRM) shares grew 10.62% to $38.0, market cap at $1.0 billion, also reporting Q3 earnings. J-Star Holding (YMAT) and QuantumScape (QS) saw increases of 8.82% and 7.87%, respectively.

Good Times Restaurants Amends Credit Agreement With Cadence Bank, Receives Consent for Restaurant Closures

Good Times Restaurants Inc. has amended its Credit Agreement with Cadence Bank, allowing for the closure of two Bad Daddy’s Burger Bar locations in Roswell, Georgia, and Broomfield, Colorado. The amendment modifies terms related to financial covenants and updates the Consolidated Leverage Ratio and Restricted Payments covenants. This amendment was filed as an exhibit to the company’s latest Form 8-K.

Investors Aren't Buying Good Times Restaurants Inc.'s (NASDAQ:GTIM) Earnings

Good Times Restaurants Inc. (NASDAQ:GTIM) has a low P/E ratio of 14x, suggesting it may be undervalued compared to the market average. Despite a 14% EPS growth last year, the company's overall growth has been stagnant over the past three years, leading to investor skepticism about future performance. Analysts expect the broader market to grow by 15%, which further explains the low P/E. Investors are cautious, anticipating continued limited growth, and have identified two warning signs regarding the company's future prospects.

Good Times Restaurants Q3 Revenue USD 37 Million

Aug 07 (Reuters) - Good Times Restaurants Q3 adjusted EBITDA USD 2.2 million. * Q3 net income USD 1.5 million

Good Times Restaurants | 10-Q: FY2025 Q3 Revenue: USD 37.03 M