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How to know, when or if something will squeeze and how long it will take from what I’ve learned the last few years studying them.
Looks like we might be getting ready for takeoff over at BYND
3 Lab-Grown Meat Stocks to Watch After Israel's Greenlight to Aleph Farms $STKH $BYNd $TSN
RILY: Shorts are crowded, someone’s gonna get pounded
Down to 6.5k from 20k. Is there a point in selling?
It's me again... reeek. Here to talk about how $ZIM is going to the moon PT$50
Why are you sleeping on $TUP ??
Schwab’s SLFP - get paid to lend stocks you own. Does anyone do this?
Where to get short info - thoughts on BYND bouncing back?
Highest short interest stocks today $FSR $BYND $UPST $CVNA
Highest short interest stocks today $FSR $BYND $UPST $CVNA
BYND - Up on no news. Short squeeze starting?
When do you close 0DTE or 7DTE?
$BCAN - BYND Cannasoft Enterprises Inc. and Foria Announce Memorandum of Understanding for Collaborative Ventures in Female Wellness Industry
BYND Cannasoft Enterprises Inc. (NASDAQ:BCAN) Short Squeeze
I started investing in March 2019 and every year I'm in the red. What would you do?
Here are 5 stocks that I think can short squeeze later this year
Here are 5 stocks that I think can short squeeze later this year
How come we haven’t tried to do a massive p*mp on anything in a while?
Anyone know why BYND went up 27% in 4 hours with no corporate news? Short squeeze?
Short squeeze to look early this June a $NVAX $AL $ALT $BYND
Personal APRN and BYND positions May 19, 2023. Not financial advice.
Underlying down 18% -> Put down 7%. Which Greek is screwing me?
Uncovering the Potential of $BCAN in the Booming Medical Cannabis Market - DD
What is happening to IPOs and tech stocks that are not massive blue chip companies?
Stock predictions #notfinancialadvice
Hot Stocks: CVNA plunges on quarterly results; BYND, ALG climb; MMM hits 52-week low
Meme season coming up. My bets are on BBBY and BYND.
Stockmarket at it’s finest. First pick his $BYND, you’ll guess the second one. 1,2B v. 34M.
$BYND: Is Beyond Meat Beyond Saving? Revenue -20.6%, Gross Profit -120.6%, COGS > Revenue, Generating Loss From Operations & Net Loss 🤡
Beyond Meat in midst of sales strategy revamp - WSJ (NASDAQ:BYND)
2023-01-31 Wrinkle-brain Plays (Mathematically derived options plays)
is BYND in a mini short squeeze?
BYND: Need an opinion from someone smarter than me
The last seeds of the next market downturn are being sown now.
Highest short squeeze scores on Ortex. NKLA 28% short EVGO 38% BYND 40% short SDIG 26% short
Highest Short squeeze scores on Ortex 1-NKLA 28% short 2-EVGO 38% short 3-BYND 39% short 4-SDIG 26% short
BBLN, new squeeze play?!!!!!!?
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I don't have any BYND, but I have ADAP and ATCH. I also work in biotech so I've been doing this for a while. With ADAP specifically: the company is NASDAQ-listed, not OTC, so the regulatory risk is low and even though it’s “penny” relative to most biotech stocks, it has cash reserves and partnerships reducing the chance of total collapse. It's so inexpensive that even if I am left "holding the bag" that's like $300, with a potential to double or triple that with small price movement. Yeah it's still speculative, but it has an asymmetrical upside so that's why I like it. I got in on ATCH too but with the same expectation as a high-risk-high-reward penny stock. High potential upside and low point of entry. It is not as high quality as ADAP (in my idiot opinion) but I wanted to roll the dice. Anyway, those are my thoughts
ATCH yes, ADAP maybe, I own both. BYND no chance. Maybe if it’s a short squeeze play but nobody wants lab grown meat or fake meat that uses a bunch of chemicals and fillers at the end of the day.
OP was just a bit too early. Since then, BYND has double bottomed and VOL is picking up again. Weekly Volume is 1/3 of last week and it's barely Monday. Fundamentally though, BYND is still weak, but technicals all point to a multi-week run if we get enough Volume.
BYND calls DJT calls
BYND 3C 09/19... Ridiculous 25K volume against 4.2K OI... About to pop for no reason 🤷🏾♂️
Guys, if you will buy beyond meat you will increase your money. On Wednesday there are cuts of FED, for this BYND are pumping this week
I built an LLM model for short squeezes. Just cashed huge on OPEN this week. Next runner is BYND (My model has it set as Pre-Squeeze) - thank me later!
Anyone else have BYND?
Need a 500%r.. BULL 15c 9/19? BYND 3c 9/19? First two that come to mind after browsing tickets
The prices of real meat is quickly catching up to those of fake meat. Leap calls on BYND may not be as regarded as it seems.
It's not. I have occasionally bought an IPO but in most cases revisit something some time after it's gone public. Additionally, if you buy IPOs during a particularly enthusiastic time for growth, you're almost certainly overpaying even moreso than usual. So many people now talking about IPOs again and getting an allocation from Robinhood, etc - if buying IPOs has become a crowded game, I'm even less likely to be interested. For example, Figma's first day ended with a market cap of around $68B, which was over three times what Adobe offered it in the buyout attempt that got stopped in December of 2023 over antitrust. Has the value of the company tripled in a couple of years? No. It's down 52% since going public in July. BLSH down a quick 33% off the post IPO high of 3 weeks or so ago. 2020 had a lot of absurd IPO's. RIVN went public at a $100B valuation before they'd sold a car. BYND IPO'd at $65, went to nearly $250 and is now looking like ch 11 is a definite possibililty.
Idk why people aren’t bullish on BYND burger meat, if those fuks just sell burger patties at half price of regular beef patties they are gonna make a comeback. It honestly doesn’t even take much different texture wise from real meat
Short $EL. For obvious reasons. Go long $BYND. Your blue neighbors are going to be grilling a lot of soy for the celebration.
I think some of the first individual shares I ever bought were RKLB at like \~$6 and then a few more at \~$12 (clearly I am new to investing). Im up 265% currently. Boy do I wish I had more confidence and free cash at the time but i was basically finacially illiterate (I think this is where I learned about negative p/e ratios). I had just watched the documentary about rklb on hbo and thought they looked promising. After the barest of due diligence I put a toe in. It was obviously beginners luck. My head did not get too big because my next pic was beyond meats BYND at $6 -and its currently below $2.50. It just bleeds and bleeds and bleeds, ironic for a fake meat company. I thought that had a great thesis: between coming tariffs and Ice detaining up to 1/3 of the meatpacking workforce, meat prices were bound to go up, and make fake meat more competitive. Step one is on track but step two and the profits it was supposed to bring are nowhere to be seen.
Burgerpatch closing permanently, does this foreshadow that vegetarian meat alternative plays are cooked? BYND is 💀?
>If you had paid attention to short vs long term, you would have kept more of it. Oh would I have? Would I have come out ahead on the $300k I made on BYND if I kept that long term? How about the $80k I made on FIGS. Should I have held that? What about my entire portfolio that I sold the day that COVID jumped countries only to buy back in at less than half the cost. There are PLENTY of reasons to lock in short term gains. Even with my normal strategy of ‘buy good companies/ETFs and never sell’, there are still reasons why exceptions are good ideas. I’m glad your strategy is ‘working wonders’ for you. I’m sure it’s a good one, but even the best strategy will have exceptions. You’ll get into something that you thought would have long term growth but when the market shifts you need to pivot and not hold on to bags just to have them cross the 1 year mark so you pay slightly less in taxes. The entire *world* can change in a year.
I just want BYND to go from $2.40 to $306 to break even again and I ‘m done trading. Not a lot to ask!
$BYND all the way, been undervalued for far too long
https://preview.redd.it/erbpmffbs7lf1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6a607ac91866db3fb81e41c9d02553760cc339db BYND news
Anyone got any thoughts on if BYND is gonna turn around or turn around and declare bankruptcy?
"That makes me think the Nasdaq’s growth potential could be even bigger." The Nasdaq's growth potential might be bigger over the long-term but you talk about 30 years; what if there was another 2000-2010 (although especially 2000-2008) period within that 30 years where other things had leadership? I see that as highly likely and probably in the early first half of the next 30 years. Too many people run the risk of every potentially compelling growth theme/concept as being "the next big thing" when there have been a number of things that have not even in recent years. 2020/21 was an example of a very broad disruptive growth bubble, where even something like BYND soared and because the stock went up, price = narrative ("meatless will be what everyone is eating!") Cut to less than five years later: stock is $2.50 and https://foodinstitute.com/focus/beyond-meat-on-the-verge-of-financial-ruin/ During covid, TDOC soared and everyone thought that that was the way doctor's visits will go. The moment covid subsided, so did telehealth, then others started to compete and it was clear there was no moat. I did extremely well during covid with LVGO, which was then bought by TDOC for $18.5B. TDOC is now worth 1.2B. Everyone thought every EV company - even one with three wheel vehicles that did a banjo concert on a conference call - was the next Tesla. A lot of people on here were going all in on ARKK - last year Cathie had $22B in realized losses across the ARK funds. The last 5 years growth has done so extraordinarily well that I think it has created unrealistic expectations and there is still some degree of the mentality that every popular growth theme will work out extraordinarily well. Some will - but what popular growth theme isn't already priced as if thats the case? Some will not. When people start asking about "why not TQQQ" or "why not just own the nasdaq" I do get a little concerned; not saying this as harsh to op or anyone but admittedly, these are not questions you see on here in March 2020, 2022, early 2025 - they are the kind of questions that appear more in 2021. I'm not saying the markets will crater tomorrow, but I do think that some of what I see is not sustainable. It feels to some degree like we're already 2021-ing with Chamath doing a SPAC again and other things going on. What causes more of a lasting reset a la post dot com I don't know, but if that isn't the eventuality than perhaps this time is actually different. It feels like we are in a cycle of "escalator up" (2020-21, 2023-24, 2025 post April low; "price to narrative" valuation; everyone focuses on growth), "escalator down" (2022, early 2025; all the sudden valuation matters in a hurry, many got 100% risk-on and their only option is to rapidly scramble to de-risk in a puke of popular/crowded themes/names; people rent value and out of favor names while looking for a sign to go back to growth gambling again.)
Those BYND sausages are low key pretty good
BYND was my first ever 10 bagger back in like 2019/2020.
Looks like BYND needs HIMS
BYND, sold it a while ago thank god, but somehow I got it in my head after watching a Netflix special that veganism was going to sweep across the nation, but the sad truth is we’ll be nashing burgers and inhaling shakes until animal born diseases proliferate, the Amazon gets turned into a cow pasture, and we all die of congestive heart failure long before we’ll switch to beyond beef.
$BYND it's a shame to think that an Indian newspaper, an ally of Putin's Russia, could manipulate the price of this stock by assuming a bankruptcy without any foundation!
Who else is buying BYND now that they are going bankrupt?
Just heard BYND filed for bankruptcy. Time to go all in tomorrow
$BYND goes to bankruptcy. You guys gotta eat more soy boy fake meat pucks.
>BREAKING: Beyond Meat, $BYND, headed to Chapter 11 bankruptcy, per the Street Now there's a name I've not heard or thought about in 5 years
BYND - really guessed wrong there. Others saying ALYI - me too, U also just wrecked right after I bought
> It’s not about wanting stocks to go up or down, it’s about finding some logic to what’s going on in the market. After some people on here got over the initial bearishness by Spring of 2020, most of 2020/21 on here was "stocks only go up." BYND to nearly $250. Roku to $500, RIVN having a $100B valuation before selling a single car "stocks only go up", "this time is different", there was so little questioning of any of it. Yet, for the last 4 months and 30% this sub has either hated this market or wanted to question it every step of the way. "I want the market to go up, but *not too much* and *only in a way that I understand." There will be long stretches where it doesn't work that way. If you don't feel like being entirely risk on in that sort of market, cool - but at least try to figure out some sort of asset allocation that you're comfortable with so that you take advantage to some degree.
If BYND (Beyond meat) starting selling real meat the stock would crush 🚀
Who remembers BYND at $200? It got divided by 100.
Why anyone talk about BYND? Strong BUY
BYND lets me down once again
Look what they did to my boy BYND. The memory remains.
BYND and BA and BMBL. Don’t invest in companies that don’t start with the letter B
He did it by ‘investing’ in crap stocks like Fuelcell and Plug Power. He took some bad advice and sold near in-the-money cash secured puts on Beyond Meat right before earnings, and the premium collected was nowhere near enough to offset the double-digit cratering loss in BYND stock. And of course it never recovered. This was when it was trading around $100. It will never see that again. Anyways, the journey took almost three years. While I’m here, I would add that if a better opportunity presents itself, you have to cut your losers to repurpose your capital. We did that several times, and it worked every time. And the advice I shared originally is what I wish had followed on a consistent basis. I wasn’t perfect.
Might be missing something but BYND is insanely short right now, that thing could squeeze without retail lol
If you just put PUTS on LCID BYND OPEN everyday ALL YOU DO IS MAKE MOOONEY.!!🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Full porting into 0DTEs at market open for $BYND of all tickers is precisely the hard hitting, knuckle dragging DD that I come to this bastion for. I’m all in.
This market is growing, and there is also tons of competition. I did read CEO is looking at boosting margins with cost saving measures. On that same site, it should just as easily show the revenue graphed. If BYND boosts margins this way AND top line rev increases, party on! Otherwise, there are much easier plays. I think it is a hedge, or just a cheap ODTE play. GL all!
I had to spend some time here. No turnaround story. Shrinking ops. Still plant based burger turds. Here is an eps chart link. Good site too. [BYNDEPS](https://www.alphaquery.com/stock/BYND/earnings-history#)
Oooo you are GOOOOOD.!.! LCID BYND OPEN are all going BANKRUPT within 6 months and are just DUUUUMPING EVERYDAY...!!
Same thing for LCID and BYND...
LCID, BYND, OPEN PUTS PRIIIINTING!.!.! They are like a DAAAMN MONEY machine EVERYDAY!..!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Another $13K in an HOUR day.!.!🤑🤑🤑 STUPID BULLS GIVING AWAY FREEE MOOONEY.!..!🤣🤣🤣🤣
PUTS LCID, BYND, OPEN.. THEY ONLY GO DOOOOWN...🤑🤑🤑 You're welcome..
Shorting is where its at right now.. I have been shorting LCID, BYND, OPEN the last 2 weeks and up almost $100k because they only GO DOWN and NO ONE BUYS the stocks so its LITERALLY FREE MONEY...🤑🤣👏🏼
How come the squeeze finder hasn't yet caught BYND ?
I actually buy PUTS on the 3 top 💩💩 most heavily SHORTED companies LCID BYND OPEN and I am doing GREEEEEEAAAAT actually!.!.🤣👏🏼🤣👏🏼🤣👏🏼
I make around 15k a WEEK just buying PUTS in LCID BYND OPEN...💰💰💰💰 THIS 💩 IS TOOOOOOO EASY!..!🤣🤣🤣 IM GOING TO RETIRE AT 40.!.!
This is going to be the QUICKEST MONEY PRINTING day for ME.!.!. PUTS IN LCID BYND OPEN and I will be DONE for the day withing the first 22mins today.!.!🤣 YOU DUMB BULLS MAKE IT TOOO EASY.!.!
Those LCID, BYND, OPEN PUTS are going to be PRINTING AGAIN tomorrow!.!.👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Buying PUTS on LCID BYND OPEN is making this TOOOOOO EASY FOR ME DAY IN AND DAY OUT...🤣🤣
Im buying PUTS in LCID, BYND, OPEN...💰💰💰💰
I used to believe so much in BYND as a company. Until they tried to prove themselves as a premium product. They should have priced themselves as a cheap alternative for the masses. Aimed at solving world hungry by giving poor people a “like meat” alternative. Instead they thought….let’s sell a not as good tasting alternative at a higher price. Morons. I may jump in on a wild pass at a turnaround, but I’m skeptical.
BYND setting up for a nice run
I also lost my ass on BYND
Is anyone taking a look at BYND? High short float, low buy in. Potential to squeeze up to 20$ or higher. WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT IT???
BYND dropped over 10% today, which shook out a lot of people who were holding on for a bounce. But despite the big drop, it traded nearly 7 times its normal volume, and still managed to hold above $3.80, key support level. That kind of action usually means sellers are running out of steam. At the same time, short interest is still extremely high, and we saw big bets placed on call options around the $5 strike today. That tells us some traders are still positioning for a major move up.
I invest in 10K blocks in my side account. That account is mainly high risk though. Currently I have BYND, BULL, PLTR and Bitcoin. My averages are much lower than they are now but I still like the potential of all four.
BYND up 2% in AH, is it cooking something?
GLXY - holding IXHL - holding KSS - holding RKT - buying ATYR - buying BYND - sold DNUT - sold
You can tell the era when he bought. BYND, NIO, PYPL…
I only recognize NIO, PYPL and BYND. What are the others? Never heard of them.
BYND! Holy shit, forgot about that abortion
I have calls in this, RKT, and BYND.
Thoughts on BYND? Next up…?