What McDonald’s November Comps Mean for Mutual Fund Investors (MCD)

Fast good giant McDonald’s Corporation (MCD) released its November sales data before the opening bell on Monday. For the fifth month in a row, the company reported lower comps.

Inside MCD’s Results

The company reported a 2.2% decline in comparable store sales for November. On average, analysts expected to see a 1.7% decline in sales.

MCD saw a 4.6% drop In U.S. sales, a 2% decline in Europe and a 4% dip in Asia/Pacific, Middle East and Africa.

Mutual Funds to Watch

For investors seeking exposure to McDonald’s, but prefer to diversify risk, a mutual fund with exposure to MCD may be a good alternative. Below are three mutual funds with the highest exposure to MCD.

The Bottom Line

The funds above allow investors to gain exposure to a wide range of holdings and industries. Investors interested in MCD may also be interested in other restaurant companies like Burger King (BKW), Wendy’s (WEN) and Dunkin’ Brands (DNKN).