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outstanding, and when I still see people believing this stock will return to $4–5, I can only smile, because in my opinion that is impossible. Statistics and facts eventually reflect in the stock price.

for this? We couldn’t succeed in our own sector, so it’s time for one last shot. However, surviving in the protein drink market is not easy, and the fact that the company’s debt exceeds its market capitalization is a major red flag. There are 490 million publicly traded shares..

$BYND When we consider the earnings and loss per share, the company has generally been operating at a continuous loss and carries debt that exceeds its market value. On top of that, it has moved outside its core industry and started producing beverages. Do you know the reason...

@captaingusss ?

@Ariel133885 You forget something

$BYND The company’s market capitalization is $417 million, while its debt is $500 million. Do you know what that means? Dreaming about a company whose debt exceeds its market value is something only beginners do, and in the end they lose all their money 🤷‍♂️

@MarketWatcher00 which is why your example is inconsistent

@MarketWatcher00 Let me tell you where you're mistaken. The companies you gave as examples are giant corporations, and even if they get into debt, they can amortize themselves because large companies grow through debt. But this isn't true for small-scale companies

$BYND financial concern insight👇 Debt > market cap looks alarming at first glance, but it’s not an automatic death sentence. What matters is cash runway, refinancing ability, margins, and demand trends, not just the market‑cap snapshot. BYND’s debt is high, yes — but the full picture includes ~$195M in cash and an enterprise value of ~$723M, which is the more complete valuation metric. And historically, plenty of companies have traded with debt exceeding market cap and still survived or recovered: • Ford (2008–2010) — debt > market cap during the crisis, restructured, survived • AMC (2020–2021) — debt-heavy, market cap collapsed, still operating • Carnival (2020–2022) — debt far above equity value, refinanced, continued operations • Macy’s (2017–2020) — traded below debt, stabilized via restructuring • Nokia (2012–2013) — debt + obligations > equity, pivoted and survived So yes — BYND’s leverage is a real risk. But saying “only beginners dream about companies like this” oversimplifies how capital structures work. Distressed valuations don’t automatically equal zero. Stock setiment matters most. NFA, DYOR. #bynd #vegan #plantbased #earnings #beyondmeat #green #immerse

$BYND The stock market is nothing more than a graveyard for dreamers; those who don't act emotionally make money. People who constantly target $10-20-30 for this stock don't understand anything about the stock market.

and even make a profit. Don’t become emotionally attached or stubborn with stocks in the market. This is not investment advice.

meaning you continue being stubborn. But the stock market doesn’t work that way. If you insist on holding onto your losses out of stubbornness, you can end up losing all your money. However, if you use your remaining capital to find new opportunities, you can recover your losses

$BYND One of the common mistakes people make in the stock market is buying a stock without setting a stop-loss price, and then becoming stubborn as the price keeps falling. Later, you realize your loss has doubled, and you tell yourself, “I won’t sell until I recover my loss,”

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@_Xylia29A @AldrinGiler You shouldn't dream; Beyond needs to fix its financial statements before it can reach $10, and that seems very difficult right now.

@AldrinGiler on god if $BYND hit at least $10 ill retire early. That's how much shares im holding

$MNST look at Monster drinks rip over $11 in one day. $BYND will be over $75 by November 2026 to compete with $MNST the monster drinks. Are you guys ready for life changing wealth in the years to come. $BYND will be over $220 by mid-2027, so the upside is the moon. Loading more

@AldrinGiler I think you should stop getting involved with the stock market. The two companies you're comparing are very different. Monster's market value is $74 billion, while Beyond Meat's market value is $450 million. Monster reported positive financial results.

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$BYND RULE 2 : Face the realities of the stock markets, don't dream.

$BYND RULE 1 : Stock markets are where those who defy them lose their money; don't catch a falling knife.

This is not investment advice.

$BYND There isn’t enough volume in the stock, and trading volume is low. They keep selling the stock whenever buyers come in. It hasn’t been able to attract enough buyers, which is why it keeps moving back and forth between 85 and 90 cents. I think it will return to 50 cents soon