GOOD TIMES RESTAURANTS INC

GTIM is the ticker symbol for Good Times Restaurants Inc., a company whose shares trade on the Nasdaq Capital Market. The stock represents ownership in a restaurant operator that manages and franchises dining brands, primarily in the United States. Investors should note that GTIM is a small-cap equity, which can involve different liquidity and volatility characteristics than larger restaurant chains. For current details, refer to the latest GTIM quote and company profile on this page.

Begin with GTIM's investor relations website and SEC filings, including annual 10-K and quarterly 10-Q reports. These documents cover financial statements, strategy, and risk factors. Also review the latest GTIM price, volume, and market cap data on this page. Comparing GTIM's metrics with peers in the restaurant sector can add context, but avoid relying on any single source. No specific investment recommendation is implied.

The 52-week range shows the lowest and highest prices at which GTIM traded over the past year. Because this range changes with market activity, the exact figures are not fixed here. You can find the current 52-week high and low for GTIM in the price data section on this page. This metric helps gauge historical volatility and where the stock currently sits relative to its yearly extremes.

Whether GTIM appears overvalued or undervalued depends on the valuation metrics you use and the assumptions behind them. Common approaches include price-to-earnings, price-to-sales, and enterprise value multiples, compared with restaurant industry peers. Since these measures require current financial and market data, refer to the latest GTIM statistics on this page rather than relying on a static judgment. Different investors may reach different conclusions.

GTIM trades on the Nasdaq Capital Market during regular U.S. market hours. Extended-hours trading may be available through some brokers in pre-market and after-hours sessions, but liquidity is often thinner then, and spreads can be wider. Availability depends on your brokerage and the venue. Check your broker's rules and the latest GTIM quote to see whether extended-hours trading is offered for this stock.

GTIM faces risks tied to the restaurant industry, including changing consumer spending, food and labor costs, competition, and location performance. As a smaller company, it may also have less financial flexibility and lower trading liquidity than larger peers. Broader market and economic conditions can amplify these risks. GTIM's own SEC filings list company-specific risk factors that investors should review before making any decision.