BRBR Bellring Brands Inc

$BRBR little pep talk. It's scary to know this was over 9 on a Tuesday and under 7.70 on a Thurs, much less losing a quarter the month of Sept. Here are some solid companies that also dumped 20 percent ish in weeks to a month on no new news (except adobe that had a fantastic quarter release): * $CELH A quarter in the 3 weeks ending 9.15 * $ADBE 18 percent the month of Sept * $INTU 20 percent since just 9/15 And before any of you make up some theories about high whey prices being the reason, Glanbia wins off high whey prices, down 17 percent this month. Stay strong, this is the nature of multibaggers, they are never pure up and to the right.

$BRBR all food beverage stocks getting plastered Take out the extreme very ST covid scare, Pepsi is at 7 year low

$BRBR I've invested in one company in the last 2 years if you want to see my track record( Pinned post). My thesis in that is hasn't even played out 20 percent yet. I haven't felt that way about a company since and I've been feeling the same sensation with this company as i felt back then . Been looking into this for the last 3 days and i see 300 percent upwards potential from in the next 1-2 years.

$BRBR we broke the first barrier. Next resistance is around 8.35. If we break it, we might likely see a new uptrend.

$BRBR at $7.73: the chart is stretched to the downside, where reversal entries are taken; the average weekly swing is 20.2% of the price, extreme volatility. The 50-day average is below the 200-day, a death cross. Of its five-year range, the price has 0.5% behind it and 99.5% above it. Washed out: a death cross and a price 0.5% up its five-year range. Against an early entry: weekly swings of 20.2% of the price.

$BRBR in the short term we are anything, nothing makes sense ever in this market especially. Long term, if this makes me poor, I'll hold my head high in my Cambodian or phillipines village (won't afford my Medellin penthouse) because this has every marking of a multibagger, it's pocket aces as a starting hand.

$BRBR didn’t think my 7.90 order would get filled but it did! Also I missed the dip to 7.81. Hoping we get another one!

$BRBR $8.17 BUYING, 16.3% of the portfolio Why: The business has held up far better than the price. Over the year the price fell 77% and revenue rose 2%, with gross margin at 28.6% against a 32.5% history: that is the gap being scored. - Valuation: the cash flow model puts fair value 130.3 percent above the price. - Business: returns on capital are high but have been coming down. - Health scores: Piotroski holds at 5 of 9; Beneish M rose from -2.76 to -2.59, clean zone. - Balance sheet: Altman Z 4.60; Altman Z fell from 6.74 to 4.60, safe zone. The market has punished this price: 30 on a scale where 50 is a price that still follows the business. In points: 20 of 40 for the market move, 19 of 20 for the price-to-business gap, 0 of 40 for disagreement inside the statements. Against it: the earnings have lagged the sales.

$BRBR more Americans are now on GLP1s than decades old SSRIs (prozac etc) and that share is only increasing, and protein intake is essential to avoid muslce waste. The category demand of rtd shakes is up and to the right.

$BRBR The downtrend has continued. Got in a little bit too early with my initial position this time.

$BRBR at $7.91: the assets and the cash flow hold up the price. The price sits at the very bottom of its five-year range. The whole company is valued at 0.40 times its annual sales, less than one year of revenue. The price is 4.3 times free cash flow, cheap for the cash the business produces. Free cash flow has been positive year after year. The floor stands on a valuation of 0.40 times sales and a price at the bottom of its five-year range. The gap in it is net current assets below the price.

$BRBR I fully agree with my good friend below 👇. I also mentioned yesterday that either yesterday or today we might see a reversal, and I think today’s price action kind of supported it (dipped super low but bounced back quickly and held up). But only time will tell! Either way, I too think this is multi bagger and all we can do is ignore the noise and buy more shares if we can safely afford it. Good luck to all and have a great weekend!

$BRBR so they have 200 millon fcf per year and go to zero. Interesting. At 2 cts I can buy all shares. Nice.

$BRBR: still waiting on a Joint Juice payment? Distribution is not instant for a $90M fund, and some claims were denied by email too. Check the inbox tied to your claim and your status on the official site. Open Class Actions.

$BRBR: an emailed Joint Juice check is not automatically a scam. These are printable checks, but verify the case name and claim on the official site first, and never pay a fee to release it. Payments in progress. Open Class Actions.

$BRBR: the Joint Juice money is split two ways: about $19.16M for New York in Montera, and about $70.84M for 8 other states in Bland. Both funds pay pro rata per unit claimed. Claims closed, payments in progress. Open Class Actions.

$BRBR i only thought it would go up big because they are completely stocked out at my two local grocery stores

$BRBR also some don’t understand that much of market is and has been falling…. Rotation is happening. I was eyeing another stock so I rotated some capital from this one to that one. If you see a better opportunity somewhere else you have to take advantage.

$BRBR lack of liquidity now. Once volume drops off even on a 5 minute bar the MM’s let it drop on low volume. Pain… might see sub $7 soon. We will wake up and someone going to steal entire company for $10 a share.

$BRBR First time hearing about this stock. Have only done a brief look into the basics. Interesting turnaround play. From today's action, bottom could possibly be in. What do you think of the the new CEO raising prices by double digits to get margins back up? And secondly, how big a concern is all the new competition in the space backed by some big name companies, who are selling at cheaper prices?