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Is MNST still the king of energy drink investment for 2024?
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There it is again, that $FIZZ-y feeling
There it is again, that $FIZZ-y feeling
Don't be scared of an investment into Monster ($MNST)
Don't be scared of an investment into Monster ($MSNT)
This may be a buying opportunity for $MNST (Monster Beverage Corp)
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I know nobody is talking about it, but how the fuck is MNST up 76% in the past year?
Check MNST (Monster Energy)
As a long time MNST investor... these headlines always freak me out until I realize I'm an idiot, and they're about Microstrategy. Then I think... ha, at least I'm not stupid enough to invest in a company that just "does bitcoin" with extra steps.
Plenty of green on my watchlist. KO, MNST, CASY, PG, CPB
Every time there’s a decent pullback in the overall market MNST just doesn’t care.
Somehow my calls on MNST are up 💀
MNST, AMZN, NVDA all have gaps which will never get filled. Don't treat it as gospel is all in saying
You go back and go all in on MNST and then come here to show off your 169000% gains
It is actually about 36 and MNST at 40
MNST to the moon!!!
MNST may look a good short but you have no clue how much Instagram has convinced gen Z that white monster is needed for gym
MNST - nothing gives me energy like they do
His NVDA AAPL CRM LRCS AMAT NFLX PLTR MNST TSLA buy calls (and a hundred more) are names that have been best of the indexes for decades, delivering triple digit gains. A vanilla index fund can’t do that.
MNST continuing being a MNST
Damn. You just made a bunch of regards know that there is stock for monster the energy drink. MNST about to rip on monday. I might pick up some calls. You idiot 😂
I need to stop doing all the BS I’m doing and just put all my money in MNST every year it’s 40% and I just watch
I keep fucking thinking $MNST is $MSTR... I'd admit I'm an idiot, but I'm obviously right. MSTR should be Monster Energy. MNST should be [Manster](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Manster). MICST should be Microstrategy and should have five letters because it's dumb.
Should have invested in $MNST instead. https://preview.redd.it/2c7wecmhk81g1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=86e5c77d8e93950823656e5801ae834863e13ce2
It seems like there's a lot of flow from tech to more stable sectors. See: * $COKE - Coco cola consolidated * $MNST - Monster Beverage * $AZO - Auto Zone * $PGR - Progressive * etc
lol I sold my $MNST calls that went up 300% yesterday
My earnings play this week is 100 shares of MNST. We'll see if I make some money tonight or become an "investor" selling calls.
Isn't MNST on thursday?
If you went back in time to 1985, the stock to buy would be Monster Drink (MNST), then retire.
https://preview.redd.it/pi38yqg023vf1.jpeg?width=1179&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7ed8a2856775e49d6910bf331fd6822f633bac4b $50k bet on MNST — see y’all at $3.00! 🚀
I’ve never seen someone who actually “inversed” Cramer. Nobody had the balls or the money to lose. To do so you’d have to have been short MAG7 (which he coined) and short NFLX and MNST and SHOP and crypto and a hundred other multi-bagger stocks. Going short on just one or two of these would have wiped out someone’s entire portfolio rapidly. Even the fake “inverse Cramer” ETF that didn’t actually inverse him cratered within weeks and was gone in months.
Monster Beverage (MNST) $1000 invested in 1986 would be worth **$41,606,667** today. [Backtest Portfolio - ValueInvesting.io](https://valueinvesting.io/backtest-portfolio)
This is why MNST is the best performing S&P stock
only one that isnt finance/tech adjacent: MNST - similar philosophy to KO (Buffet), but also possible caffeine bubble (Joseph Carlson) TDG - monopoly on aerospace parts
I bought HANS in the first half of 2005 for 0.62/share. Still have it, though it goes by MNST these days. Been five splits along the way.
Been following CELH since it was $20 in feb Right now after earnings, I think it's overpriced asf so I sold my entire position off. Check MNST for an equal competitor.
Very happy with my MNST calls I sold at the top this morning, now I’ll sit back and plot my next move
easy W this AM CART $47 8/29 calls went from 3.30 yesterday to 6.00 MNST $58 8/22 calls went from 3.50 yesterday to 8.50 My next tricks are TGT and CAVA ($110 4.45 9/19 and $87 6.25 8/22)
not true, I literally played CART and MNST yesterday and will be selling in 1 min
MNST hitting $100 tomorrow
i tried telling you guys CART and MNST
MNST $58 call 8/22 exp CART $47 call 8/29 exp
Yea I called CELH and DASH the other day…I will say it again MNST will crush so will CART. Good luck tards
I think MNST is undervalued and KO isn't, even if it's a decent long-term value stock. I am a big Monster consumer myself. My arguments are not great as I mostly go by vibes (hence the shock that it's working). You will laugh when I tell you my latest reason: the white Monster memes. They started to be everywhere! If it becomes a meme/cultural, it will further help the brand 🤷🏼♀️
LBRT Calls for Friday, BRK.B calls for Dec, and MNST shares.
He’s promoted MNST, AAPL, MSFT, NFLX and a hundred more stocks with sizeable long term gains.
Monster energy (MNST) is apart of NQ. Aight bro.
Well fuck MNST chart is crazy work
Now you have to go find a new HOOD unicorn business with unlimited TAM runway , huge secular growth trends and incompetent legacy competition. It’s like selling $MNST while energy drink sales still growing. Or try to time a dip to get back in. You look back at all those great stocks the past decade “if I just bought this or that” well you won’t get the gains if you keep trimming winners. (Just giving the counter arguement)
Totally agree. Easy port, then. COST, META, BRK, AAPL,KO,PEP,MNST,LVMH,ASML. Just a streak of incredible companies, frankly. The only problem is valuation on all but 4 of these: ASML, META, BRK, and LVMH. Add on the idea that the companies we buy must be modern-day utilities, building critical infrastructure like internet, social media, semiconductors, wholesale foods, insurance, and legal drugs and give some vague respect to valuations, we end up with META, BRK and ASML. While watching for a crash on others. Pretty good idea and a decent list.
MNST has been good for me since I found it on 5/8. Up 12% since then, scaling into long Calls just 2 months out and selling Calls a week out. Here's its [1y chart](https://imgur.com/a/v27gcjw). Buy a long Call at 80-delta at least 2 months out (I usually recommend 3 or more, so this is a bit riskier). That's your *stock substitute* to sell CCs against. Sell a Call at 30-delta at least 1w out (so today, sell the 30May expiration). The standard wisdom is to sell 30-45 days out, and there's reasons for that, so selling Weeklies is heresy, but a lot of us do it. Ideally: Buy at 80-delta 1y out. Sell at 30-delta 30DTE. Buy back the short Call when it drops by 50%, sell another one. Or roll it up and out to defend it. When the long Call goes deeper ITM, it can be rolled up and/or out to get it back to 80-delta and take some profit out of the trade. Use the profit toward another long Call to sell a short one against. Let me know how you get on. Mike
Well, back in 2020-early 2021 I made a lot of money with Bitcoin, ETH, etc, and then late 21 early 22 I got too aggressive with crypto related stocks and got crushed. Early 23 I put the remaining money into stocks that I thought were pretty solid. For a few months things were looking pretty good and then by mid '23 the wheels started falling off. Some of my positions were ADBE, MNST (which has pleasantly recovered but I've sold a decent amount of that position at a loss), GIS, and the real stinker was HSY. I'm holding a bit of MNST still but the rest of those I've sold off at big losses and now I've been trying to recover. The major holdings I have right now are SMH, QQQ, and MGK, and then I've got about 50 or so stocks that I've been DCA'ing very small amounts. And for those stocks that I'm dca'ing I've been trying to sell those at opportune times and swap over to more QQQ when it makes sense to do so.
Let me refocus you a little bit: **Focus on the stock first.** *Then* determine how you want to play it. Don't feel like you have enough cash to play "expensive" stocks? Buy a Call as a *stock substitute.* Then sell a Call against it. You've built a Diagonal Call Spread. (Also called a Poor Man's Covered Call if the long leg is a year or more out, but the same thing. Watch this: Maybe you'd agree with me that Monster stock is going up, and that you see its energy drinks everywhere. (Do more research than that if you want to.) MNST is trading at 62.85. Buy the 214DTE 19Dec 55C at 80-delta for $11.10. You'll be getting 80% of the movement of a $62 stock for only $11. 0.8 x (62.85 / 11.10) = 4.5 You'll be getting *4.5x leverage* to Monster stock. Monster goes up 1%? Your Call goes up 4.5%. Beautiful, right? And it's not a $20 stock, *but you're able to afford it still.* It gets better: Sell the 32DTE 20Jun65C at 30-delta against it for 0.60. ROI: 0.6 / 11.10 = 5.4% Call that about 60% apy. Sweet, right? So here's the parameters to always follow: Buy a Call at 80-delta or more, a year out is great, but no less than 3 months. Sell a Call at 30-delat or less, 30-45 days out. Buy back the sold Call when it loses half its value. Sell another one. Or if it moves towards the money, learn how to roll it "up and out" back to 30-delta. You can roll the long Call up and out too, and you'd do that as its delta goes higher than 80. Get it back to 80, and maybe farther out in time. Try to keep it about a year out, and keep selling Calls against it. Rolling it takes profit out of it, so use that toward buying another Call on this ticker or another one. (Or if you want to just do The Wheel, head over to r/thetagang for more focused advice on that.) Good luck!
MNST. If the Ukrainian construction crews are anything like the ones I’m used to. Picks and shovels and all…
The whole point is what would you buy if you knew then what you know. There is only one answer. You put 50K in MNST in 1995 take it out in 2009 and put it all in bitcoin. Not only would you now be the richest person in the world, you would probably have more money than any country. And you would know what steps to take to avoid losing it all.
I am hosting a crypto summit in my basement tomorrow night. I have 8 different rugpull tutorials to go over, so it will take a couple of hours. Dino nuggets and MNST beverages are on the menu. $8 million dollars a plate.
While Cramer has certainly been showing his ass a lot this year, a factual review of his career proves he’s certainly not a bad investor. I worked in that space back when he was coming up. His post-fee returns were astonishing and consistent over 14 straight years. One key is he has somehow managed to sidestep some major crashes. That’s how you can get such high long term averages. While correctly perceived as a brash wild man, one thing I took note of is that he was more respectful of women than 95% of my Wall Street brethren. After leaving the industry and then experiencing his own personal dot com implosion, he leaned into his narcissism-driven educator-of-the-people role. The amount of hate and disinfo he gets is unreal. It starts with the well heeled interests he slammed and their disinfo got picked up and amplified by uninformed casuals and lazy media. To “inverse Cramer” means someone would have to have been short MNST AMZN GOOG MSFT NVDA LRCX CRM CRWD TSLA NFLX and about a hundred other massive growth stocks. It’s not possible to have done that or to do that. Your portfolio would be vaporized quickly.
Bet on MNST, there's going to be a glut of demand for finance bris everywhere trying to stay awake 24/7
I disagree. While there are many stocks that are more tailored for swing/day trading, there are plenty of great stocks that can be held for years and years. I originally bought NVDA in 2020 with the mindset that the TAM for AI would greatly increase in the future. Nvidia's chips were mostly used for gaming and crypto mining back then, but I rode that position up to an all time high in 2021, then held it through a 70% correction and all the way to massive gains and stock splits before selling 3/4 of the position after a 300% gain. Granted, that buy and hold strategy rarely works for individual stocks but it does happen. I mean going full port into MNST in the early 2000s and holding for 20 years would have beaten the S&P.
MNST 52.5p pick a date you feel comfortable with
As a somewhat random flyer I bought 2 6/20 MNST 52.5p … analyst called for it, their competitors are better and consumer spending is getting crunched
Not quite that old, but in about 2011 I was leveraged into Monster (MNST). I went to lunch and Monster was $55/share. I came back from lunch and Monster was $65/share on a rumor that Coca-Cola was going to buy them. I sold my entire leveraged positions, and after hours Coke issued a statement saying there was no truth to the rumor. The next morning I rebought my position ... at $55/share.
Generally speaking I've been looking at ones that are up at least 60% over the last 5 years. Dollar General actually happens to be one of the exceptions. And then I try to get as much sector diversity as possible, so I've got stuff like CAT, MNST, LMT, WMT, TSCO, SNA, LLY, AN, CHTR among others. I've tried looking for some internationals as well that meet that criteria but they're a bit harder to find. I think the most notable is MercadoLibre. And then in much smaller quantities I've been DCA'ing some more speculative stuff like quantum computing stocks and crypto. My thinking is that if they outpace the S&P, great, I'll then take profits and move it to SPY, and if not, it's not that big of a loss.
Never thought about doing that haha I don't know, not about to look through 500 stocks. Nasdaq has one as well and it currently has 19. PLTR, GILD, DASH, TMUS, MNST, and TTWO to name a few.
If coffee prices skyrocket, it's time to buy MNST and CELH calls
Calls on MNST!
MNST It was only 0.40 back in 2005 and now it's worth about $54.
I meant to buy Monster (MNST) puts before their earnings and accidentally bought MSTR puts instead and probably saved myself $2000. Sometimes it pays to be regarded
Talk me out of 03/21 MNST 50P...
MNST could be a good pick up.
Still amazes me that MNST is up 112,000 percent all time from an energy drink that people says gives heart problems.
CELH has been fallen. MNST still dominates.
I’m locked in on Jones Soda😭 its like investing in Ko in the 1920s or MNST in 2004
MNST doesn't make condoms, it engages in development, marketing, sale, and distribution of energy drink beverages
Looks like US will be relying on energy drinks for caffeine instead of coffee. Calls on CELH and MNST 
ugh I confused my symbols, I was thinking MNST beverage. Yes, I would long MSTR as a proxy for bitcoin. But then I would just buy /BTC directly. So YES LONG MSTR.
Calls on MNST for 23 hour trading?
ZeVIA is going to be the next MNST / CELH soft drink mega rocket over the next 3 years. Don’t really care if any you regards buy it, just mentioning it here so I can say I-told-you-so.
Time to drink some CELH and MNST.
I'm dyslexic, I bought MNST instead of MSTR. LFG Monster Energy drinks!
5 million MNST sell on the imbalances... AH going to suck balls.
That must've been a bit of a rollercoaster for you haha I'm looking at both CELH and MSNT right now, CELH is looking like a healthy growth play and MNST is looking like a stable return kind of stock.
EDR is the parent company of UFC DIS owns ESPN which has exclusive UFC broadcasting rights DKNG offers betting on UFC events MNST is a major sponsor of UFC events and fighters NKE makes sports apparel and equipment LYV is a global leader in live event management including sports SYK specializes in orthopedic devices and equipment
Also, MNST doesn't offer any dividends as of today. Just another thing to consider
Damnit, I knew that was lowball put order on MNST was real. But I chickened out at the last minute.
On MNST's option chain, you can see there's 11k open contracts at $45 strike, expiring tomorrow. These bids were posted more than a week ago in one large block, which equates to roughly $275k-300k that has whittled down to almost nothing due to time decay. They expire tomorrow after MNST releases earnings. Now what are the chances that: A) The bidder is a degenerate gambler B) The bidder is a psychopath C) Someone knows something
Think brands that are ingrained in one’s identity. KO, MNST, F, COST, LUV, UAL, BUD, CMG, TGT. Brands that have multiple interactions with a given user on a weekly and sometimes daily basis have a lot of loyalty.
No, I know. I am just saying the premise/their story. I only value base off EPS and balance sheet. EPS is supposed to be over $1.5+ by 2026. Also I own MNST, KO, PEP and COCO in beverage space as a disclaimer haha.
My cost basis isn't $40. Here is the base case in my opinion. CELH is around $8 billion market cap and has 10% market share making it #3 brand. #1 Redbull and #2 Monster. MNST is publically traded and is around $50 billion market. Interesting thing about CELH is health angle. Also a lot of the buyers are female. I have noticed a lot of nurses and hospital workers buy it. Balance sheet wise they are debt free or very small like $25 million. They are making FCF now.