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Shake Shack is getting smoked again

Shake Shack VS Burger King 26
Shake Shack VS Burger King 26

(Christian Storm/Business Insider)

Shake Shack shares are getting crushed again.

The stock fell more than 12% on Wednesday after falling by more than 6% yesterday.

It fell to as low as $75.12 per share Wednesday. It's up 64% from the IPO.

Tuesday's drop ended a six-day streak of gains that was a record since the fast-casual food chain went public January 30. Shares reached an all-time high of $96.75 on Friday.

Earlier this week, we highlighted the stock's incredible rally since its first-quarter earnings that analysts described as historic. Also, we noted comment from CNBC's Jim Cramer, who described the stock as the "Tesla for burgers."

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In an article Monday, The Wall Street Journal's Miriam Gottfried noted that every Wall Street analyst who covered Shake Shack rated it at "hold" — they're not advising clients to buy or sell the stock.

Here's a look at the drop lower Wednesday:

Screen Shot 2015 05 27 at 10.54.12 AM
Screen Shot 2015 05 27 at 10.54.12 AM

(Google Finance)

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