Maxim analyst Stephen Anderson believes the most important takeaway from yesterday's quarterly report from Dunkin' Brands (DNKN) is the improvement at the flagship Dunkin' Donuts brand in the U.S., not the top-line miss. The analyst noted the company cut its unit growth forecast for 2016, but expects a boost in 2017 development, and also believes the ready-to-drink bottled coffee deal recently signed with Coca-Cola (KO) is important. Anderson continues to name Dunkin' as his top pick for the rest of this year and recommends buying on yesterday's pullback. He has a Buy rating and $57 price target on Dunkin' Brands shares.

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