Jim Cramer's, Mad Money, featured WingStop. Did you catch it?
One stock that was beaten down hard last year was Wingstop, the chicken wing chain with more than 800 locations that came public in June. Its stock surged from $30 to $19 on the first day of trading and has since been crushed.
However, Cramer thinks it may have come down so much that it could be intriguing. Wingstop did report a strong quarter in November, delivering a .02-cent earnings beat from a .09-cent basis and deceleration in same-store growth.
So with the restaurant stocks in pain lately, could it be time to take another look at Wingstop? To find out, Cramer spoke with Charlie Morrison, the company's CEO.
"We have one of the most efficient economic models probably in the business today... 75 percent of our business is carry out. We keep it very simple, very efficient and it creates great returns for our franchisees and they continue to keep growing the business with us," Morrison said.
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