Key Points McDonald's stock is down 31% from its recent high as the market has reacted to its weak U.S. comp sales. U.S. comparable-store sales grew only 0.8% in the second quarter, a result that management blamed on execution missteps. At the current share price, it offers an attractive dividend yield of 3.2%. 10 stocks we like better than McDonald's › McDonald's (NYSE: MCD) recent sell-off looks more like a buying opportunity than a reason to avoid the stock. As of Sept. 28, shares were at a 52-week low, down about 31% from the high of $341.75 they hit this spring. The near term could stay bumpy as the business navigates a weak macroeconomic backdrop and searches for ways to reignite sluggish sales growth.
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