BYND

Justforlearning123

Why did BYND pop off??

Nefarious_Villan

Mania stocks not high enough yet for corrections. During Covid bubble PTON went to $200, $DOCU was $380, $BYND went to $150. The prices on inflated names can go much higher from here.

OTMallthetime

Several years ago I remember almost falling for a pump on wallstreetbets, BYND was trading at 10x back then. I am so proud of myself for not falling for it then.

sector1-3

You are crazy man....BYND is a massive has been, money has been made there long time ago. There is no Cinderella story for that stock.

oblock3b

Hey does anyone know if BYND will go back up it’s was at a couple hundred now it’s at $4

ImpressiveTailor7271

This is why BYND is down 98% on the 5Y https://preview.redd.it/8ic2ulo27t7f1.jpeg?width=320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=76d55d427b2555443d917346ddb55c1a8750908d

KindInsurance333

This is why BYND is down 98% on the 5Y https://preview.redd.it/cwuvacwx6t7f1.jpeg?width=320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d658353bd5e4bfec028581b1475962f9edba94a1

WinOne3746

Doing research tonight. Anyone looking at BYND? with 49.6% short interest it could blow. 13.5 days to cover. Tick. Tick. Tick. Girls just wanna have fun. What are you looking at?

visionarymind

#Only hope for downside price action is the JPM☃️ collar trade #5️⃣,9️⃣0️⃣5️⃣ was their 🔝 & retail FOMO’d far BYND🍀🌈 that #Not saying anybody should bet the downside but that’d have to 🐝 the best shot #This’s NFA 😉

dvdmovie1

I made about 5x on LVGO, which was told to TDOC for $18.5B. TDOC is now worth $1.3B. There were all the discussions about BYND for a while. All the EV names that everyone thought were the next TSLA. Solar has been obliterated - ENPH went from $336 to $90 before the election last year, fell another 30% in a week, bounced 20% and lost another 40% to the mid 40's.

figarbo

BYND

ShadowLiberal

Percentage-wise it's Beyond Meat, BYND. I didn't buy it at the peak, but I think I was down about 50% by the time I abandoned that sinking ship. Fortunately I only invested a few thousand dollars into the position, so it wasn't that much of a loss in terms of the number of dollars.

Malvania

Bought BYND at $165 during the covid boom. It's currently around $3

ReturnOfTheGringo69

Does anybody else out frozen BYND meat sausages inside of them? To test the utility of the plant meat beyond its sustenance?

ICE-FlGHT

What happened to BYND? Thats a disgusting chart lol

Marcush214

I mine with $BYND $PTON hell even I fell victim to Luckin coffee (the Starbucks of China they said 🙄🙄🙄)

OrdinaryMix4013

when stupid shite like BYND is up, thats a signal the top is in.

Avocadonot

If BYND does not go up 3% today, you are screwed

Possible_Version2680

Your first yolo and you choose BYND? Good lord. You fit right in here

Historical-Extent574

Do you think BYND can move?

DeathStrandingPersia

It could hit stock has one of the largest short floats ive seen although ive been following BYND past 4 years and somehow this stock manages to constantly dissappoint me in terms of its overall performance lol. I hope you make bank the positions at the money so theres a good shot itl hit as long as some of that macro data hitting later in the week doesnt dissappoint and we dont have some crazy political nonsense happening.

DrunkBusinessMan

BYND

herbfernandez

Let’s take BYND to infinity and beyond huh guys??? 👀

Programmyboy

BYND has been the most slowly crushed stock tried a squeeze when it went below 4$ and just below 3$ cant believe this ticker is so low but im unsure how low it can go. Thats my hesitancy. Wouldnt blame anybody at this price point but i think it will go lower.

Chazzyboi69

I am hearing that plant based gold is right around the corner. $BYND

Ok_Bite_1241

anyone else in early on BYND?

Justforlearning123

If BYND hits 3$ today then roughly 12.5% of the entire float will be ITM.

Justforlearning123

BYND finally having its day. Stock jumped 10% on barely 1M in volume. Shorts cant cover 40M without a squeeze.

derprondo

Just going to put this out there, Beyond Meat is fucking gross. Impossible meat is great. LMAO just look at that BYND chart though, absolute annihilation.

Justforlearning123

Short fee borrow rate for BYND increased to 75% today. Short interest currently sitting at 40% with no shares left to short Shorts will need to stock to drop 40% within 6 months naturally just to break even. Stock will need to drop to 0 by September 13, 2026 just to break even. Debt isn’t due until march 2027 so they would be going bankrupt before then. Short squeeze will have to happen.

Natural-Question4483

Quick heads‑up on Beyond Meat (BYND)—it’s lining up as a potential short‑squeeze play, but it’s definitely speculative. Here are the key numbers so you can judge for yourself: Why it’s coiled: • Short interest ~ 50 % of the float (about 30 M shares). • Borrow fee 50‑60 % APR and almost no shares left to borrow—shorts are paying through the nose to stay in. • Days‑to‑cover ≈ 11 (avg vol only 3 M); any rush to cover jams the exit. • Next possible spark: August earnings + cost‑cut update, or any surprise partnership / takeover chatter. • Options chain is loaded with $3–$4 calls, so a move into that zone forces market‑makers to buy stock (gamma kick).

Natural-Question4483

Quick heads‑up on Beyond Meat (BYND)—it’s lining up as a potential short‑squeeze play, but it’s definitely speculative. Here are the key numbers so you can judge for yourself: Why it’s coiled: • Short interest ~ 50 % of the float (about 30 M shares). • Borrow fee 50‑60 % APR and almost no shares left to borrow—shorts are paying through the nose to stay in. • Days‑to‑cover ≈ 11 (avg vol only 3 M); any rush to cover jams the exit. • Next possible spark: August earnings + cost‑cut update, or any surprise partnership / takeover chatter. • Options chain is loaded with $3–$4 calls, so a move into that zone forces market‑makers to buy stock (gamma kick).

Natural-Question4483

Quick heads‑up on Beyond Meat (BYND)—it’s lining up as a potential short‑squeeze play, but it’s definitely speculative. Here are the key numbers so you can judge for yourself: Why it’s coiled: • Short interest ~ 50 % of the float (about 30 M shares). • Borrow fee 50‑60 % APR and almost no shares left to borrow—shorts are paying through the nose to stay in. • Days‑to‑cover ≈ 11 (avg vol only 3 M); any rush to cover jams the exit. • Next possible spark: August earnings + cost‑cut update, or any surprise partnership / takeover chatter. • Options chain is loaded with $3–$4 calls, so a move into that zone forces market‑makers to buy stock (gamma kick).

Natural-Question4483

Quick heads‑up on Beyond Meat (BYND)—it’s lining up as a potential short‑squeeze play, but it’s definitely speculative. Here are the key numbers so you can judge for yourself: Why it’s coiled: • Short interest ~ 50 % of the float (about 30 M shares). • Borrow fee 50‑60 % APR and almost no shares left to borrow—shorts are paying through the nose to stay in. • Days‑to‑cover ≈ 11 (avg vol only 3 M); any rush to cover jams the exit. • Next possible spark: August earnings + cost‑cut update, or any surprise partnership / takeover chatter. • Options chain is loaded with $3–$4 calls, so a move into that zone forces market‑makers to buy stock (gamma kick).

Natural-Question4483

Quick heads‑up on Beyond Meat (BYND)—it’s lining up as a potential short‑squeeze play, but it’s definitely speculative. Here are the key numbers so you can judge for yourself: Why it’s coiled: • Short interest ~ 50 % of the float (about 30 M shares). • Borrow fee 50‑60 % APR and almost no shares left to borrow—shorts are paying through the nose to stay in. • Days‑to‑cover ≈ 11 (avg vol only 3 M); any rush to cover jams the exit. • Next possible spark: August earnings + cost‑cut update, or any surprise partnership / takeover chatter. • Options chain is loaded with $3–$4 calls, so a move into that zone forces market‑makers to buy stock (gamma kick).

Natural-Question4483

Quick heads‑up on Beyond Meat (BYND)—it’s lining up as a potential short‑squeeze play, but it’s definitely speculative. Here are the key numbers so you can judge for yourself: Why it’s coiled: • Short interest ~ 50 % of the float (about 30 M shares). • Borrow fee 50‑60 % APR and almost no shares left to borrow—shorts are paying through the nose to stay in. • Days‑to‑cover ≈ 11 (avg vol only 3 M); any rush to cover jams the exit. • Next possible spark: August earnings + cost‑cut update, or any surprise partnership / takeover chatter. • Options chain is loaded with $3–$4 calls, so a move into that zone forces market‑makers to buy stock (gamma kick).

remymartinsextra

I made a ton of money from BYND last year when it would just pop randomly. Went in again heavy in December and my bags are getting very heavy.

Justforlearning123

Beyond Meat ($BYND) currently has around 40% short interest. Shorts were betting that the company would go bankrupt due to the $1 billion in convertible notes due in 2027. Shorts are somewhat right. The company’s fundamentals are garbage and they will likely go bankrupt in 2027 unless they somehow secure a $1 billion loan. The loan is highly unlikely as the market cap for BYND is currently sitting around 190M and they somehow lose money selling overpriced fake meat. However, today’s earnings report indicated that the company can remain solvent and continue operations through at least 2027 when the debt is due. This suggests that the short position may have been taken too early, and with low volume in the stock, shorts may struggle to cover their positions. With a 40% borrow fee as well, shorts will have to cover soon and there aren’t enough shares to go around. This could set up a potential short squeeze if the stock starts moving, as short sellers will find it difficult to exit positions in a low liquidity environment. While earnings were garbage, the stock barely moved so shorts could not count on earnings for an exit. TLDR: don’t be a perma-🐻 100 BYND 2.50c 08/19

Justforlearning123

Only way to save BYND at this point is for the company to announce they are buying crypto. How do y’all lose money selling fake meat?

hotprof

I did this with $BYND. Guess how that worked out.

Justforlearning123

BYND with 40% short interest is just insane. Stock is already really low. Are they expecting it to go bankrupt??

CandidAssistance4906

Nikes CEO is a guy who worked for Chiptole & every single plan he has will fail tremendously. BYND MEAT is dead in the water Starbucks has lost their fucking minds and every store ive seen since 2020 is empty Black Rifle Coffee wont be a thing in 3 years There's so much SHIT in america.

TheRootOfMostEvil

Is BYND just a shit stock? I love their beef but I’m getting destroyed over here

matchaSerf

BYND is not inexpensive compared to regular meat my guy do you buy your own groceries 😭

ameriCANCERvative

Great indicator here. I wrote this originally about prostitution being down but here are my expert trade analyst suggestions: Puts: 1. ⁠UL (Unilever) – This slowdown hits Vaseline hard. When lube sales dry up, so does the economy. 2. ⁠UBER – Fewer back-alley hookups = fewer sad suburban rides. Demand’s soft and flaccid. 3. ⁠LVS (Las Vegas Sands) – No conventions, no regrets, no revenue. 4. ⁠META – If thirst traps aren’t converting, engagement’s down and so is ad revenue. Calls: 1. ⁠BYND (Beyond Meat) – Celibacy up, weird meat-free microwave dinners up. 2. ⁠NFLX – No chill, just binge-watching in quiet despair. Lonely nights = more hours streamed. 3. ⁠PG (Procter & Gamble) – Tissue and lotion demand spiking.

3pinripper

$BYND is a buy here. It’s down 99% from ATH. We’re headed back to 2019 values across the board.

ameriCANCERvative

Great indicator here. Based on the post, here’s my market interpretation: Puts: 1. UL (Unilever) – This slowdown hits Vaseline hard. When lube sales dry up, so does the economy. 2. UBER – Fewer back-alley hookups = fewer sad suburban rides. Demand’s soft and flaccid. 3. LVS (Las Vegas Sands) – No conventions, no regrets, no revenue. What happens in Vegas just doesn’t happen anymore. 4. META – If thirst traps aren’t converting, engagement’s down. Down bad, and so is ad revenue. Calls: 1. BYND (Beyond Meat) – Celibacy up, weird meat-free microwave dinners up. 2. NFLX – No chill, just binge-watching in quiet despair. Lonely nights = more hours streamed. 3. PG (Procter & Gamble) – Tissue and lotion demand spiking.

coldcaramel99

I did also put in a few thousand of my own salaried money as well into companies like BYND. Lost all of that too along with the loans.

Next-Pomelo-5562

lol why do you have META and BYND?

SamRHughes

It's a great idea (very great idea) sometimes.  Look at META or BYND for past examples.

Weareweare2677

I made a position in BYND this week as I learned they ended factory work in China earlier in 2025 - seems they could possibly keep ahead of competitors with their head start.

wavvvvvvvy

>I like to call 2020 the "great stock price illusion" Yeah, good friend of mine went crazy deep on Beyond Meat in 2020 (at over 100) now BYND is at under 3

rcbjfdhjjhfd

BYND is looking interesting 

Maybe_Awesome22

Lol you're looking at BYND too? Reminds me of 2 years ago when we both were talking about CVNA. Nice to see you again.

justgoingforward42

BYND is on the way to Zero. Who buys their stuff now?

GangsterEagle

Currently, LCID (retarded play), BYND, SBGI and LCID calls all day. Holding shares of RVLGF

PapiGoneGamer

She’s fake like BYND?

linkfan66

Bruh, Germany's index is down 12% in the span of a month. What percent of that drop can be attributed to BYND's sales growth? Again, it's the absolute least of their worries when we're about to face a worldwide recession at the hands of the US. >We should have decoupled from China 20 years ago and not admitted them into the WTO. We were fucked when we didnt do this years ago Here's a good idea: Lets maybe NOT decouple from China when we're also decoupling from the entire fucking world? Also, lets maybe not do it when Americans are at the brink of bankruptcy, and when 60% of Americans don't have $400 for an emergency.....

Anonymous833

BYND

SoftArachnid4

BYND $3 calls double bottom at 2.62 42% short 72m float. These guys gonna take a lil profit this week. Lookin for 500%

Chester7833

I’ve been holding BYND for months and I’m 30% down. I’d love to see this kick off so I can come out even.

Employee28064212

I was bullish with BYND when it was hovering around $5/share and when I saw that it could spike up above that to around $8/share. It's just been going down, down, down since....I've considered tossing it, but I think I'm just in it for the run at this point haha.

Apdvadar

Anybody Remember some of these Older wsb tickers/ phases. Im prob Forgetting some Other Iconic Ones too JNUG, MU, LL, PLUG, SPCE, BYND?

Ryhonung

So you’re invested in BYND? Will hold or get out in this market?

RevolutionaryPhoto24

And my BYND short *still* isn’t profitable….

FraudCrew

Or BYND

RevolutionaryPhoto24

I am short BYND. Sold volatility on it, too. The latter is working out, anyway.

Educational_Face_610

That’s why sell all BYND no one likes vegans beyond meat must be brought down

tar_baby33

BYND?

RevolutionaryPhoto24

Waaaay too many trades open…SPY ICs (just two though,) diagonals on NVDA (but closed most short legs, and those were directional taking advantage of volatility,) strangles and spreads on BYND (for May, keeping those intact and resisting the urge to leg out, would be mad to get assigned, esp on short calls bc I think it junk,) I have been dithering on other “real” trades; decided to study some before moving forward (also figure out how much BP to use these days, I was sloppy in the free-for-all.) I’m reading “The Next Leg Down,” and reviewing Euan Sinclair, looking to balance risk with more consideration. For “fun” trades, I did sell some skew, a few put spreads, & built some synthetics on some smaller volatile companies I think have upcoming catalysts, just a few, though, on ASTS and AUR (and a handful on ACHR, but legging out of those already.) I was writing calls on core positions and wrote too many recently, so have been closing (then regretting it bc no real opportunity has arisen to open again that I feel confident about, then thinking it’s too many, repeat.) I still struggle with short calls as long calls were intuitive when I started, and I was lucky with the bull market/ underlyings. But I made a bunch of bad trades, directional debits, undefined risk, last month and got burned. (Knew better, but did it anyway when my portfolio was at ATH.) And just recently came to understand fully that credits make far more sense (though collecting premium and getting long calls for “free” by writing puts was irresistible on some small tickers.) AND wrote some puts on an embarrassing ticker that I got stuck on - so cleaning up those messes (without rolling out or closing at a loss) is a focus while making an actual plan for exposure etc. That’s tricky because it’s still down to experience, or at least not so clear to me from reading a book to putting into practice. I did clean up most shorter dated long calls and now hold as spreads. Kept LEAPS calls though (I heart LEAPS.) I was building collars for protection as well, but puts got expensive. And I was too tempted to sell them when they spiked. So I’m working on dynamic hedging of my most volatile positions. (Got rid of the ones I am not so confident in, and the impulse buys I collected.) Using inverse leveraged ETFS and the longs. Lots of portfolio clean up and rebalancing, learning and getting my act together now that the markets aren’t so easy. It’s kind of embarrassing (especially now I’ve typed this I realize I burned some capital, still very much ahead, but…) I have a penchant for some smaller growth companies, so wanted to find ways to keep some of those (oh, tossing the random biotechs with covered calls lately, too,) and my portfolio intact and growing, and wisely allocated (paying off all margin finally, which is part of the seriousness, once that money is transferred, no net anymore except actual income.) Making a plan to use a portion of intraday BP, mostly for writing puts, I think. I have several calendar butterflies and condors that I legged into on LEAPS calls, too, so learning to close things together, as well (risk management and holy cow, I wasted a lot on fees.) Obviously I got quite carried away in the past year - over two hundred positions still, now winnowing down and trying to make the whole more resilient for the long term. (Just realized I need to look at those short puts and calls that were unwise tonight again, sleep on solutions.) It’s interesting, I used to love debit strategies, but now it’s difficult to enter them, unless meant as investments or very inexpensive with spreads that I know I can close individually. And I couldn’t bring myself to buy puts just to trade bc the premiums were so high. I meant to short VIX directly, but was too late (and I decided, over-extended.) Messy, but evolving!

RevolutionaryPhoto24

Getting mad at BYND. (Am short and it keeps not dying.)

iz2003iz

I will continue adding BYND - beyond meats. At some point either culture continues adopting its use or a short squeeze will happen either way i will patiently wait

iz2003iz

I will continue buying BYND beyond meats

RevolutionaryPhoto24

Yeah, so mad my BYND short is in the red, but seeing CVNA burn is a comfort.

RevolutionaryPhoto24

I have a short on BYND. Of course it’s up.

Employee28064212

This is highly dependent on individual portfolios. I'm 40% ETFs and 60% individual stocks. The only thing I've taken a beating on is a risky position with BYND (Beyond Meat). I knew that was risky going in and I'm holding until the next logical move is clear to me. I'm otherwise invested in energy, defense, AMZN, Pharma, some small auto positions (fractional), tech, and HD. My portfolio isn't as high as it was a year ago, but prices are back to a point that led to those highs when price of shares went up. So, I'm DCA'ing right now.

Busy_Attorney_7819

They're quietly pumping up BYND meat as the bird flu continues to ravage farms across the US. Entire flocks are still dying over night with no end in sight. Expect $15 for a dozen eggs soon

SoftArachnid4

Need a winner..NVDA calls PTON calls or BYND? Or just cash out

Hellmale

I want to load up with BYND . May be it will become a trend again😝

Euro347

I'd rather buy fake meat BYND

DiamondHanded

and Beef- BYND might actually get a window into the market again because it won't look so expensive

HumbleLearner69

BYND because of high SI and low float and company has a new formula and partnership with McDonald’s et al

Isitabuy

Please be aware you are talking about two different stocks - BYON and BYND.

AlgoBoffer

Different company. The layoffs are at Beyond Meat (NASDAQ: BYND). This post is about Beyond.com (NYSE: BYON).

-Battle-Santa

Rip BYND Your meats will be from beyond the grave in the next 6 months 🫡 goodnight Gross Prince, your food was always terrible

JokerQuestion

It's over dude. BYND going bankrupt soon.

lerakk

Im BYND fucked

Astrocoder

So basically that wall of text can all be condensed down to "Hey guys. BYND is highly shorted! If something causes people to buy, it could spike quickly!" Got it. Though realistically, we seem to be headed for a recession. I dont see people spending extra money on beyond meat when money becomes tight.

Inevitable-Ear7641

The good news is that since there were no 10 baggers today we can scratch Monday off and there’s more likely to be one tomorrow and if not tomorrow…rinse and repeat. All is not lost. Today sucked tho. Looking at ZETA, FUBO, OPEN, SOUN, ACHR, BYND, MQ, MGNI and NCLH

krakdis

BYND…why is it not bankrupt yet?

Ghinks1

BYND

DJORCKO

$SOBR and HOLO . $BYND can go crazy with good earning

shrekhasswag4

BYND is doing the same thing rn. they just took out a 250m loan. i think it’s going to play out the same way dbx did when earnings comes next week

sociallyawkwaad

I'm in a similar position with BYND and some others. If you can only recoup a few dollars I say hold them. You never know, either you lose 5 bucks (worst case scenario) or the companies comeback and you make back at least a chunk of your money. Read "The Intelligent Investor" by Graham so we don't get robbed by overvalued piles of shit again. I look at them as reminders to buy quality companies at a fair or ideally undervalued price. This is the way.

RevolutionaryPhoto24

Haha, the long leg in my BYND bear spreads is green, hahaha.

ih8myylife

BYND calls

GUCCIBUKKAKE

Why BYND? Are there any catalysts between now and Friday to make it swing up? Or was it just a blind shot in the dark?

Background-Host5385

Definitely! I would imagine that even if BYND beats earnings estimates by a few cents…..it’ll sell off a bit. I may be out on 2/25 or 2/26 👍

lerakk

BYND was a good buy at 3.6 ez money

JLeeSaxon

BB to $20? Not if BYND gets there first!!