u/Appropriate-Roll1991

Declining Revenue:

Despite better margins, net revenues fell 15.3% year-over-year to $58.2 million. This was primarily due to a 19.5% drop in volume sold.

Gemini said this-----

However, your observation highlights a specific financial phenomenon: Net revenue per pound (the "price") actually increased.
In simple terms, even though Beyond Meat sold significantly less product (volume), they made more money on every pound they did sell compared to the previous year.

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I'm not a genius but that sounds like they may have found their grove. If people are willing to pay more for less.......I mean.....is that not common sense

Year over year SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT.

EPS - Great

Rev - Not great

Balance sheet SEES MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT

WILL THE BEVERAGE DEAL SEND THIS THING PARABOLIC ?

This is just in

May day may day

May 26th options are open with interest

Earning probably going to suck ass

Get ready to pump and dump her for next week's earnings

You didn't even realize something THIS BIG.

Why is this SO BIG?

ITS ACTUALLY HUGE

Gamma action.... Market makers with little littles are pretty boring guys. They need to be neutral. That's that Theta Gamma whammy bro. You didn't even catch that. Call volume is big, volatility is HUGE

Who just clogged the float last week?

WATCH THE FUSE BOOM BOOM ... ME LIKEY