$BYND It’s easy to get interested in a stock when sentiment is positive. I tend to look closer when others are less interested.
At a ~$128M market cap, I see significant upside potential if management can deliver on its turnaround strategy.
Execution will ultimately tell the story. $BYND
I haven’t sold a single share either!
@JohnnyBgood301 90% of his compensation is stock - He was granted the right to earn those shares, but he has to successfully hit operational goals and stay at the company to actually own them. Sounds aligned to me
$BYND 📰 New WSJ article on $BYND’s turnaround strategy.
Similar to what I’ve been discussing, Beyond’s new Phytosphere ecosystem could become a key driver of future growth.
I agree with the direction. The new products are genuinely good, but expanding distribution, rebuilding brand awareness, and driving repeat purchases will be critical to a successful turnaround.
This is just the beginning for Beyond, the Plant Based Protein Company, more than just a meat alternative company. 🌱
https://t.co/azmCzku0gF
@texasteaCL I think he believes in the company and its mission so much, and feels like he’s been fighting an uphill battle for years against negative narratives lol
$BYND Ethan Brown has spent 15+ years building Beyond Meat. I don’t expect him or his team to let it fade away without a fight.
With the company cutting costs, restructuring debt, and launching a much broader product portfolio, they’re clearly still working towards a turnaround.
Time will tell! ⏰
$GME Favorite part from Ryan Cohen’s interview today - He wants his legacy to be “Turning around GameStop” and says “bet against us” if you want to help us.
What a beast lol
Do you have any metrics or a percentage of how many other public CEOs take no pay until they make profit?
This post is focused on management making a turnaround, and they’ve been putting in a lot of work to do so - cutting costs, new products, new partnerships, all within this year.
$BYND When I invest in a company, I want to understand what problem it’s solving.
Currently, beef prices are near record highs, the U.S. cattle herd is historically tight which will take years to rebuild, and we’re increasingly relying on beef imports.
I believe $BYND will be part of the solution by bringing their new products and categories to more consumers at a reasonable price, and renewing interest in plant-based proteins.
I was early in this investment, but I don’t believe I was wrong! 💪🏽
$BYND I’ve now tried the jerky bars, protein powder and new Immerse drink from the Phytosphere portfolio, and I’ll say this: $BYND feels like a very different product company than it did a year ago.
The quality and variety are a big step up IMO, with strong macros that fit well for people who work out or simply want more protein on the go.
Beyond’s traditional meat alternatives aren’t going anywhere, but Phytosphere made me a fan.
I believe in the turnaround even more. Now it’s about distribution, repeat purchases and proving it in the numbers.
$GME Ryan Cohen just bought more shares today! It marks his 4th buy since September 10th, all at higher averages and sums to a little over $74 million total
These are exciting times 🔥 Proud holder since 2021!
🚨 ANOTHER GAMESTOP 13D JUST FILED BY RYAN COHEN $GME
Ryan Cohen bought another 700,000 GameStop shares on 2 October 2026, in the open market, at a weighted average of $24.4061.
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$BYND Alright, what did Beyond do with these new products? 😂🌱
Tried the Starmatter Vanilla protein powder and this might be my favorite of the Phytosphere lineup so far.
Really good taste and a solid alternative to the protein powder I normally buy. My only knock is the price.
If management can execute on distribution and get these into more stores, I think there are some real winners in this new Phytosphere portfolio compared to some of Beyond’s previous products.
Now let’s see if that translates to sales. 👀