get what ya get with a former regional bean counter....maybe rollin with one guy on reserve on some days in acy and slowing hiring wasn't such a great idea afterall? 🤔 Good for X Y though

Since when is airline stock a good investment...

The one thing that concerns me with this CEO is he comes from a regional airline. Many times these CEOs reach out and hire many of their former managers. Many of these managers know nothing but regional airline flying. I worry that we will slowly adopt a regional attitude and trend toward a regional airline type airline.

The q2 call was, 'We didn't anticipate this and we didn't anticipate that. PS 3 gates opening up in EWR, ac order end of august to early september and we built crappy lines and didnt hire enough people.'

Do you know how to establish the value of a company? Do you realize how insane the valuation of BYND is?

Beyond Meat's market cap just passed Campbell Soup...

Campbell Soup:
Founded in 1869
23,000 Employees
$10.5 billion in Revenue

Beyond Meat:
Founded in 2009
383 Employees
$95 million in Revenue

There better be a LOT of growth.

And oh, their product isn’t proprietary, and every other meat and/or food company can/will copy it. It’s fun to watch, but I don’t see justification for a $12+bn market cap...that’s a LOT of hope and not a lot of substance at this stage.

Yes I do, thank you. I considered buying $80 puts when the stock was trading around $100/share. Glad my contracts were priced too low and the orders never executed as I would be swimming in RED right now...