Investing in Great Companies That Do Good

Here's a not-so-dirty little secret: Companies that do right by their employees, their local communities, their customers, and the world at large tend to do very well for their investors as well. It's little wonder that a "pro-social" investment portfolio can beat the market. And it's no surprise that fast-casual restaurant Chipotle is a natural fit for the socially responsible investor.

Chipotle's stock has been on an absolute tear since the company went public in 2006. Unfortunately, 2012 hasn't been kind to Chipotle's stock, as investors question whether its growth has come to an end. Fool analyst Jason Moser's new premium research report analyzes the burrito maker's situation and answers the question investors are asking: Can Chipotle still grow? If you own or are considering owning shares in Chipotle, you'll want to click here now and get started!

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