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Looking for Solid Sub-$10 Stocks to Hold Long-Term – What’s Still Undervalued Out There?
B&G Foods is a short selling opportunity.
Possible short play on a small holding company BGS
Possible short squeeze opportunity
Through the pipeline of my sources I have some slick moves this week! Slide into Oil while it’s hot!
Daily option statistics for CLEN, AMC, WISH, GME, BB, CLOV, and others.
Ones To Watch... 7 stonks I like
BGS is the best play today - for anyone who missed the solid DD yesterday, link in post. BGS going to moon, get in early.
Ones to Watch??? $BGS $WEN $ASO $SKT $BMBL $WOOF $CRSR
Still looking for that short-interest play? I've aggregated a list of potential squeeze plays that have not "squoze" yet. Options activity included.
Still looking for that short-interest play? I've aggregated a list of potential squeeze plays that have not "squoze" yet. Options activity included.
$BGS - Green Giant™ Dildos, and Cream of WSB
$BGS - Green Giant™️ Dildos, and Cream of WSB
BGS: >25% Shorts - Consumer Staples (food), 5.5% dividend, hedge against inflation
if anyone is interested - as seen on thefly- recent short interest report for Aspen, AMC, Atara, Fisker & B&G food
$BGS Failure to Deliver 2nd Half Jan 2021 - Stock Peaked the Same Day 286,318 shares failed to deliver. Squeeze starts now!
REITERATING IMPORTANCE: Thorough DD on $BGS and the Opportunity it Presents
REITERATING IMPORTANCE: Thorough DD on $BGS and the Opportunity it Presents
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BGS a dividend you won't believe to pay you to wait.
Well I've collected most of my life and I know what TCGs always fuck me (MTG and One Piece) so I'll maybe buy a collectors booster pack or two for a new MTG set and grab one BB for a new One Piece set or if I happen to catch a restock whatever I can get within the store's purchasing limit. Since I mainly do graded cards it's more about setting yourself up with singles that have a high chance to grade well which means good quality control, something the Pokemon Company with English releases knows fuck all about and the same with Hasbro to a lesser extent. Bandai Namco games pull 10s from PSA relatively easy due to good quality control and if something is especially good gambling on a Black Label from BGS is possible. I bought a cheap microscope meant for coin collectors on Amazon to check for scratches in the foil or dents in the edging I might miss by the standard eye test.
Not for nothing, y'all, but I made a killing of BGS when the economy was in the shitter during COVID. They make cheap shelf stable groceries and have off brand contracts as well. Today may be a hiccup, but if we slide hard and people are hurting, consumer defensive is always profitable.
And go long on packaged foods because they are all that's left to spend on. CAG, BGS, GIS all at excellent entry points
Sleeping on BGS for cooking oil
B & G foods, ticker BGS makes crisco, down 28% in 2025. Ripe for a pop I’d say.
Calls on BGS since they own Crisco...
Consumer staples (FLO, BGS, CAG, GIS) ... boring, priced for bankruptcy and madmax dystopian future. Also Futa Tentacle stuff is a spicy category
BGS. Hear me out, since it is school, i imagine short term. 16% dividend for now suggests a minimum return of that. Any turn around has huge upside. Dark pool shorts at 42% can't maintain forever it is pay to play. If you get 16% div and it goes up to 5.50 that's 22% + 16% so you end up with a 38% return. If you get the div and it stays flat, 16% return. Cuts the div in half and drops 50 cents, like 5% return? Div cut in half improving bottom line + 5.50 situation is a 30% return. If it goes belly up...... you lose.
Oh yeah baby. I got in all these turds: WHR, BGS, CLX, JHX, DOW, CAG, DG, PCG, MOH, JELD
BGS. Undervalued, food always sells, many brands most of us know.
My money is in BGS. Near 15-year low and ready for a breakout. [DD HERE](https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/s/nSpdW0SeaO)
BGS should stand for Big Green Stacks. Even though last quarter was pretty bad, the sell-off is overdone. DD write-up coming soon. I'm long $165k.
RKT has a 33 billion market cap. Gonna be harder to move than KSS. Should target small cap stocks with market cap under 1 billion. There is sector rotation into retail and consumer staples. I like BGS, HAIN, CAL.
$BGS should stand for Big Green Stacks. Even though last quarter was pretty bad, the selling has been overdone. DD write-up coming soon. I'm long $165k.
I agree WOLF should be next stock used to be what $40-60? Massive abuse by the scammer shorts Perfect candidate BK is bs they are going to restructure Also MPW and AAL BGS too is a good one Like AAL is only being kept down by shorts who think debt is a huge issue for them but they are raking in the cash Also BGS due to inflation down but they still have 18% and didn't cut Hopefully WSB smart enough to see this!
Better ones WSBs should be focusing on : MPW, SDGR, BGS
Not sure yet. I saw KSS building yesterday and was posting in the daily. I like these food companies, left for dead, high short. Like BGS, GIS, etc no big conviction yet. Market might need to cool off for a few days
What to play next guys and the one girl? Let's see. BGS. Beat to hell, 24% short. See you tomorrow morning
Possible value buy... BGS You're welcome.
BGS is the stock that never stops losing me money, so naturally it's time to buy more
I'm a full GameStop regard and grabbed a few of these for shits a giggles. I have done zero DD other than look at historic price movement. What's the story behind the initial price collapse a while back? Are BGS involved? Bad actors in the board room? Institution ownership?
Meanwhile our wonderful state approved rate hikes for electricity: The New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) approved electricity rate hikes for residential customers, with the increases set to take effect on June 1, 2025. The hikes, ranging from 17.23% to 20.20% depending on the utility and service area, are due to the results of the annual [Basic Generation Service (BGS) auction](https://www.google.com/search?cs=0&sca_esv=f35f7c11fd1fb00c&q=Basic+Generation+Service+%28BGS%29+auction&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwil5d_Nhu-MAxUGElkFHVGaFR4QxccNegQIBBAC&mstk=AUtExfBHG8s04_nltaELHyRMdmemMhV2KiXQuqpgP1wXo3gNv49-S9lFdZyL743p_5v-cbgInJAqh0rEbNKcK3JrAvesCLnxt1o4ZCPuFGI0X9XewGM0K7w6xFEKyw78_v5Y1MgsVqclkcR2apHtR04IikrxIh5bprZWKAFUiRzpqzIOID22uh5oA9fT3sJz_vxUe_DD&csui=3). This auction determines the cost of electricity for most New Jersey residents and some businesses.
Yes there is a healthy re-sale market. But the maintenance PARTS come from Boeing. Boeing BGS does the maintenance for much of the fleet. Boeing even has a “Completion and Delivery Center” in Zhoushan.
Forgeworld Asurmen statue + BGS 8.5 Masaki Gengar. I’m ready for the collapse!
Dude, pay your mortgage off. The savings on interest and principle will reduce your monthly financial obligations way more than investing in some risky high yield instrument will increase your cash flow. Especially in this turbulent market. I lost a lot of money since 22 on high yield dividend stocks.. BGS, LUMN, KSS... there were several others that rebounded nicely last year but the losses on those made the strategy a flop. You wouldn't want to watch all that $$ go down the drain if this recent dip was actually the beginning of a crash. If your home drops in value on paper, it doesn't matter as much, because it's physical value to you and your family hasn't changed. It still keeps you and your stuff warm and dry, and you own it outright.
BGS is a grocery store. I think. Not advise.
Here's the list and Goodluck o7 Tyson Foods Inc. (TSN) – Major supplier of processed meats. Conagra Brands Inc. (CAG) – Produces frozen meals and snacks. Kellogg Company (K) – Known for processed cereals and snacks. General Mills Inc. (GIS) – Supplies cereals and processed snacks. Campbell Soup Company (CPB) – Produces processed soups and snacks. McCormick & Company (MKC) – Provides processed seasoning mixes and sauces. TreeHouse Foods Inc. (THS) – Supplies packaged and private-label foods. The Kraft Heinz Company (KHC) – Offers processed meals and condiments. Hormel Foods Corporation (HRL) – Known for processed meats and canned goods. B&G Foods Inc. (BGS) – Offers packaged foods and snacks.
It’s not that simple. Pope is an arrogant shit, but this strike is hurting BCA, BDS, and BGS. Managers and workers across all three segments are being furloughed which impacts work and slows productivity. People are quitting. BCA getting a government handout doesn’t help the permanent schedule slip and talent loss of the other business units. This is purely hubris from a Calhoun sycophant that believes the union will blink first.
Boeing isn’t just the commercial airplane side where the strikes are occurring. Boeing is three companies in a trench coat: BCA, BDS, and BGS. Of the three, BGS is the only one that is currently profitable. BDS just removed its CEO and still may be up for sale due its is significant losses over the last five years. Even if the strike resolves, Boeing has a long way to go to right the ship. If the E7 contract doesn’t work out BDS is unlikely to recover.
Thoughts on Boarshead puts, anyone. Their entire brand is high quality and nearly priced the same as "store brand". BGS is publicly traded, was down 33% in the past 6 months at one point, possibly from news of the single plant having issues. The company is basically all about brand image, so something like what's going on now may wipe out what little recovery had been made in their stock price. Down more than 80% from their all time high in 2016, the company may not exist much longer. Puts on BGS anyone.
Is puts on $BGS a move because of the stuff about boars head deli meat rn?
Bought a Tom Brayden Championship Ticket BGS8 auto rookie card for $2400 and sold it for $1.3 million.
In 2023 Canada produced 10.4 million gallons of maple syrup, and the Canadian Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve currently holds 10 million pounds out of the potential 133 million pounds. This equates to just under 1 million gallons. Pouring 5% of Canadians maple syrup down your throat would require you to consume \~570,000 gallons of Maple Syrup, a pretty sweet death if you ask me. If you meant only the syrup that hasn't been bottled and sold, it would be a paltry 45,450 gallons, which is still a pretty sweet death. In the meantime, while the negotiations for this transaction take place. Us regarded folk want calls on BGS, KHC, CAG, and SJM.
I thought about selling BGS yesterday when i was up 4%, but was like nah it could make a good run. Fuck me and the crunchy hemroids deep in my asshole
PFE is a good one especially now at this price. A lot of divi stocks fairly priced, so good ones still are MMM, PFE, BGS, ENB, BMG, things like that
> The company is organized into three primary divisions: Boeing Commercial Airplanes (BCA), Boeing Defense, Space & Security (BDS) and Boeing Global Services (BGS) .. I've heard that spin off of BDS idea, but it would make untangling BGS more challenging.
Try normal stocks not up 600% perhaps, take risks on stuff bloody in the street. WBA, PANW, BABA, BGS, AAP, PFE, MMM, WHR, NYCB, EB... Guaranteed a few losers in there, a few winners too perhaps... But all at serious lows and all things I have bets on
yeah just snagged some $46 C. I was looking at buying BGS or CPB yesterday actually so it's fitting.
As rates drop and small/mid caps come into favor: PFE, BMY, VZ, T, MMM, DG, ADM, CVS, AAP, BGS, WHR All at significant lows, dividends.. these are some of my top plays
B&G owns green giant who I believe is the largest producer of canned spinach. Puts on $BGS?
BGS 1Y -50%, but that 9% dividend
Safe shit that's down and nice dividend, diversified. WBA, VZ, IBM, T, USB, ENB, BGS, LEVI, CVS, TSN, WFC, F Meh, or just dump it into Nvidia like the other regards.
I prefer CGC perfect 10s or BGS black labels for their scarcity - but you do you.
Rookie move using PSA over BGS
I own 348 shares VFC and 526 shares of BGS. VFC has a little over $3 per share cash on hand. Dividend is safe and brands are too valuable. Plus it’s at over decade low levels. I’d be surprised to see it make new lows at all going forward. It’s at this level because the yield was cut and you can get 6 month CD’s around 5%. Money is just going elsewhere. This is not financial advice. I just like these stocks.
BGS is an interesting stock too! Will have to do some research.
I stay away from the options but I’m buying the stock and plan to hold long. You’re right, first sign of good news and this one has a 30% + one day increase. Much like BGS just did. Also, one I was adding to prior to the bounce with a very similar story.
ok I have gone long, again...SOFI, BAC for earnings...and still in BGS
The shorts on BGS will start to cover as commodity prices come down and the food stock goes up.
This is either larp, or you didn’t do your research. A BGS 10 is worth more than a PSA 10 in literally 100% of cases. When I say worth more, I mean 50% to 2000% more. And that isn’t even talking about a black label BGS 10.
I collect cards myself. Have been picking up some decent ones lately. My latest is a 2009 Topps Gold Steph Curry RC BGS 8.5. It’s /2009 and pretty low pop. I think any current and future HOF’s you can pick up right now and hold is a steal.
Rookie cards tend to be more valuable while the player is active. BGS is equal or at least on par with PSA. Black label and arguably, their gem-mint 9.5, both supersede PSA 10. Cards in general boomed during the pandemic. Gaming and nonsport blew up much much more than sport. They all are trending down now and finding their new flatline like all other investment assets post inflation. Best of luck! Cards are definitely more fun than numbers on paper.
As someone who made a ton of money in sports cards from 2018-late to 2020, this is a terrible investment. The card he referenced was $400-$500 before a bunch of people came into buying sports cards thinking it's easy money in 2020. I bought a Topps Chrome Lebron James BGS 9 in January 2020 for $900 and sold it in July 2020 for $9,000. The time to make money was 2020. Prices are still inflated and will continue to drop. There is no additional value in Lebron James breaking the scoring record or going to the hall of fame, he's already regarded by everyone on the planet as at worst top 3 all-time player. If you're holding a card with a print run as high as the one referenced here long-term, thinking you're going to cash in, your'e really misguided.
BGS is my best performing position today - that must mean something
Umm. No? They do video games. And while there was push back for their flagrant execution of what's essentially the scam all collectibles run, it was coming from their target market, not cross-contaminating the card world. It's still pretty sacrilegious to say PSA isn't the gold standard, and it still wouldn't explain CGC and BGS and even the trash tier other graders.
You'll never time it exactly right. Just get in. Not sure I would say I'm long term, depends on the holding I guess, but yea, I'm buying. Most recently RYCEY, AMZN, BGS, DEA, and VZ. Already had them all, but lowered my cost per share substantially.
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For how long has Intel been such a large part of your portfolio? Perhaps BGS (parent company of Crisco) should be bumped up to the 2nd largest holding.
0.54, says Yahoo. And then I move my eyes down and read: 7 Dividend Stocks to Avoid Despite Their Juicy Yields - ARI, BGS, CCOI, HCSG, JOAN, ORC, VGR LOL!
With all due respect, I feel like people have been brainwashed into thinking this, and don't look at the #s. I am sure there is some company out there "overpaying" dividends but none of this is black and white. I am sure dividends will be back in fashion, especially now that the most popular/recommended tech stocks are for the most part down way harder than solid dividend paying ones. also feel like your argument, which is popular, sets up a false dichotomy - either do fabulous investment or throw money away. IMO giving away money is a good sign - I want a company making $$$. There are very few companies that pay too much dividends IMO, one being BGS foods.
Buying vintage sports cards from the iconic sets in American football and baseball. Pre-1970, preferably SGC, BGS, or PSA graded.
So dividend stocks are not a real thing. Let me explain. A dividend is a forced pay out. You must take it. The stock prices reflect these dividends as you get closer to the payout. However, the price just goes down to reflect the pay out. Thus, all dividend stocks have the dividend baked into the stock price. It essentially makes the dividend pay out illusory. In fact because you're taking quarterly payouts you actually pay more in taxes year over year. You're better off buying into stable growth companies that do not pay a dividend. 1. The money goes into the company so the company can grow and be worth more. 2. You aren't taking the forced pay out each quarter, which means you save on taxes in long term. An argument can possibly me made for buying dividend stocks during a crash. BGS is a being company that pays a $1.95 dividend per year and their price dropped to under $10 during the 2020 crash. So anyone could have effectively picked up a roughly 20 percent return each year by buying then. However, that return is not a compound return. Idk. I don't buy dividend stocks. Money is best used in other places imo.
Bubba Gump Shrimp! BGS I think…
Damn, $CAG and $CRESY on a moon mission, what about the Green Giant ($BGS)!?
Yes! I've got sealed modern product, lots of PSA 10 vintage Japanese, some rarer sealed japanese promo decks. I just started buying raw, nm/mint Japanese singles for grading now that BGS is on $50/card with subgrades. I'm going to try and increase the intrinsic value of my collection without having to purchase at already graded prices.
Sorry Mrs. Dash and Cream of Wheat, time for some PUTs on $BGS.
Yeah but for your favorite pet's sake, paper trade first, and don't buy 100s of contracts on some DD you found here. My first option trade of BGS taught me a lot.
Yeah, I also got $BGS, the $TSLA of the food industry, w/ robotics and AI for manufacturing foodstuffs all over the world, even in Irapuato, Mexico. Imagine being the CEO and going there every weekend, you'd live the life of Jeff Bezos if you know what I mean. Here's their gigafactory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BEySRObVtk
$BGS just 7% below my user-defined MA, the same applies to $K (-4%). Let's get the fooking green veggies! The green giant is coming!
B&G Foods reports Q4 adjusted EPS 39c, consensus 42c $BGS Inflation?
B&G Foods reports Q4 adjusted EPS 39c, consensus 42c $BGS Inflation?
Calls on $BGS (B&G Foods)! 🔥🚀🚀🚀
If modern yes. If vintage & graded no! Modern needs to be like rare and promotional from Japan, I’ve got a Pikachu Munch BGS 10 promo I think will be worth mint one day. Got it for $50 already worth $5K. If Japans economy wasn’t so rubbish I would probably buy a lot of Nintendo stock, just cos, gotta catch ‘‘em all!
such a short time frame! and so many to choose from. AAPL is always a good bet, but again, such a short time frame. BGS is rather low at the moment, as is TSLA and SRET... I like F... IBM may be about to go up... DOW is solid... PII is one of my favorites. Just be sure to research your picks and make your own decision, even if it's just based on "my father used to work for this company" which is the only reason I own XOM
Instead of grocery retailers might want to consider food distributors like B & G Foods ($BGS) or Spartan-Nash ($SPTN).
The biggest constraint around investing in collectibles isn't the ability to get great returns, its liquidity. My collectible portfolio has drastically outperformed my traditional equities on paper but suffers from significant transactional cost whenever I want to sell something. After a certain pricepoint (2-3k) cards are treated more like one-of-one oddities than another run of the mill copy. That's why you often see variations on prices for things like PSA 10s and BGS 9.5. My personal portfolio philosophy is generally conservative when it comes to stocks (index funds, blue chips) and fairly aggressive when it comes to collectibles (quick flips for high liquidity stuff or long-term holds for grail tier cards).
Has anyone ever looked at BGS? Food stock. Decent dividend. Low PE. Way undervalued. No volatility. Yet there is a 22% short interest. I have no idea why anyone would short this stock? There are so many better short opportunities out there. It baffles me. I don’t short stocks though, so I am clearly missing something. If someone who regularly shorts stocks has any insight as to what makes BGS so attractive to shorts, I would love the insight.
If any of the older / rookie cards look exceptional or just rare, your best bet is to get them graded (it's like $7 per card, so obviously wouldn't want to get entire collection graded, just the ones you see go for decent money) and then try to unload. It's basically all about what a card grades at nowadays (centering, how the cards cut, etc) via the top grading companies Beckett (BGS) or PSA. You can put a "mint" ungraded studly card up for auction and get like $10, but that same card, with a grade, could go for $1,000 (etc). And so even lower graded cards can fetch decent premium compared to ungraded if they're older cards / rare. Ungraded cards being put up for auction is essentially like throwing a deal of the week garage sale to collectors. They'll estimate potential grade from your pictures, buy from you, get graded, and profit big. Definitely weird the hobby stores didn't offer to buy from you though, they'll usually offer a crappy 25% or so off book value, but still offer something nonetheless.
Latest data shows the largest indicative borrow rate increases among liquid option names include: OppFi(OPFI) 13.75% +4.19, Blink Charging(BLNK) 27.40% +3.70, **(CIFR) 284.28% +2.33**, (VLTA) 88.56% +0.69, B&G Foods(BGS) 6.83% +0.67, Corsair Gaming(CRSR) 5.69% +0.62, Workhorse Group(WKHS) 6.35% +0.61, Joby Aviation(JOBY) 18.51% +0.58, Manchester United(MANU) 1.01% +0.51, and SmileDirectClub(SDC) 12.13% +0.49. Fidelity data as of this morning. Has to be typo? Ortex anyone?
Looking for small cap, little international exposure, with growth potential during a recession (double dip, anyone?). PENN & DLTR are my throw a dart picks. BGS and TWNK are my short squeeze picks, and TTCF is just a goddamn hail mary. What's yours?
Food security can go many directions: buying farmland - $FPI or $LAND, or Potash, or fertilizer - $SMG or $MNTK. Could also go with Vertical Farming. Or, there are always Food distributors (not grocery stores) such as $SPTN, $BGS, etc. Personally, not so worried about Food or water particularly am worried about clean water drying up. Water Desalination is where I am looking. There are lots of companies involved with this. Some even sell stock.
I like BGS huge dividend! And Green giant hohoho I use it like a savings account, my dividends are 100.00 a quarter.
Good quarter. Solid profit on BDS and BGS. BCA improved greatly despite headwinds. They were confident on returning to profitability in 2022 in the call.
It's not just KR, it seems like the whole food/grocery sector is bulletproof right now: B & G Foods (BGS), SpartanNash (SPTN), Kellog (K).