Theresa Perrin
Self-Directed Investor & Trader, Former Hospice Nurse
Beyond Meat is absolute garbage, worth only a day trade, and GameStop is the better squeeze bet, unless an activist investor steps in at Beyond Meat as one did at Avis Budget. A post the author replies to hopes Beyond Meat regains listing compliance above $1 and becomes a Carvana-style comeback; finding another Carvana would be a dream. x.com x.com
Beyond Meat looks weak because real meat beats fake meat. x.com
Beyond Meat only looks cheap: processed vegan food is a dying trend that peaked in the Covid era, making it a stock to avoid entirely. x.com
Beyond Meat is set up for a short squeeze as a heavily shorted stock meets a positive catalyst, a Big Geyser distribution deal for its Beyond Immerse beverages. Short float is 31.61%, or 141.73M shares of a 448M float, putting squeeze risk at an extreme 85%. x.com
Wendy's has squeeze potential backed by real fundamentals: short interest is 30% of a small 160 million-share float, and its forward P/E is cheaper than Domino's, McDonald's and Cheesecake Factory. WallStreetBets is trying to squeeze it as it did Beyond Meat, but unlike Beyond, Wendy's has good fundamentals. x.com
GameStop shareholders face about 70% dilution to fund CEO Ryan Cohen's $56 billion offer to buy eBay, with no short squeeze coming. A year ago Cohen was hyping Bitcoin purchases, which raises doubts about whether he knows what he is doing. After that interview, a GameStop shareholder should sell every last share. x.com x.com x.com x.com
GameStop shareholders are likely to be diluted to fill a funding gap of more than $10B. Its CEO implied as much in an interview without saying it outright, which is most likely why the stock reversed course. x.com
