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By Jason Bond:Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Inc. (GMCR) shares had a phenomenal run for over six months after bottoming out at $17.11 in July last year. Between July 24, 2012 and February 6, 2013, GMCR shares surged nearly 180%. However, the six-month long rally ended earlier this month after Green Mountain Coffee Roasters gave a weak sales forecast for its second quarter.

ByKarthikeyan Srinivasan Harith:I am a Green Mountain Coffee (GMCR) bull. In this article I will lay out an argument to look for more significant upside in GMCR from here on by making a simple comparable peers analysis along with an analysis of its growth and earnings capacity.

By Stock Croc:Green Mountain (GMCR) coffee roasters has been riding a growing wave of popularity. Its unique product, ease of use and perceived value have helped it gain market share and improve results. However, the company is facing renewed challenges in 2012.

By Bret Jensen:I want to take a moment to revisit the short case for previous Cramer favorite Salesforce (CRM) that I published in November. The stock is down some 10% since that article, going smartly against a market that has risen since then.

By Rash Menaria: I wrote an article after Green Mountain Coffee Roasters' (GMCR) last quarter earnings recommending buying the stock after its steep correction. My main arguments were the low valuations of GMCR and the continued strength in demand at consumer level for the company’s product.

By Chuck Carnevale:Up until very recently, specialty coffee stocks were among the best performing stocks in the market since the great recession of 2008. The following performance table (click to enlarge images) comparing four of the leading specialty coffee companies against the S&P 500 (the average company) illustrate just how extraordinary their performance has been.

By Stephen Rosenman:When it comes to P/E, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) (102) and Salesforce.com (CRM) (611) are in nosebleed territory. Coincidentally, both companies have $15 billion market caps. Green Mountain Coffee Roasters makes the Keurig single-cup brewing system. Salesforce.com is a provider of enterprise cloud computing applications.

Jim Van Meerten submits: One of the fastest growing Nasdaq 100 stocks on Barchart has been Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR), which has been up over 248% in the last year. The company markets and distributes coffee using its K-Cup portion packs and acquired Keuring brewing systems under not only its own brand name but also under Newman's Own.