A Busted Businesses or a Cyclical Bottom?
Two U.S. protein-snacking companies lost $6 billion in market value as impairments, inventory growth and margin pressure test whether the category has reached a cyclical bottom.
Two U.S. protein-snacking companies lost $6 billion in market value as impairments, inventory growth and margin pressure test whether the category has reached a cyclical bottom.
I warned everyone short $GPRO this morning in my substack that a squeeze in $GPRO was possible at $1.3/share and to keep an eye out for the borrow situation. Now we sit at $1.79 in AH. With very limited borrow available most of the afternoon. Substack link in bio. https://t.co/RGNT469TJt
$TLYS turnaround looking good: ° Same-store comps +12.1% ° August (first month of Q3) comps +14.6% ° 13 month steak of growth ° Cash + securities $62.2M vs $50.7M ° Q2 net income $8.4M up from $3.2M Gross margin +300 bps Most important, earings I bought my daughter on Tilly's store visit are her fav pair, so wins all around 🥳
$GPRO - Currently zero short borrow at IBKR. Squeezing the shorts.
$GPRO Squeezing here to $1.7/share. Up from $1.3 earlier today. I suspect the M&A caused alot of short sellers to enter the market and the borrow situation could get crazy, similar to $BYND or $BIRD. https://t.co/YgNwMHMLAF
@HiddenGemsInves $CHCI ° Asset light, high ROIC asset manager ° Track record of revenue, FCF growth, clear strategy ° ~30% owned by Dwight Shar, founder/former CEO of $NVR ° move into data center development is a potential grand slam - a cheap call option
*GOPRO SHARES EXTEND THREE-DAY RALLY TO MORE THAN 180% $GPRO up another 40% today despite the merger announcement yesterday https://t.co/ChwU3GIvrX
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