Congrats to the hodlers today! So far, this hasn’t aged well haha. But, interesting to see longterm investors judge a trade based on a super short term move… 🧐 I’ll judge myself on a 1-3 year timeline. If I fail to reallocate my money from TTCF to a stock that outperforms TTCF over the next 1-3 years (which I’m confident I can do), I’ll come back here myself and post a video on my epic fail 😋
It was the perfect trade setup. 35% short interest and the stock always pops back up when it hits $15. Previous earnings too were very poor too and it popped from $15 to $25 in a month after their release. Very strong buyers around that support and the shorts then get caught out causing the stock to push up.
Definitely, haha! But as I said elsewhere, you will make trades that feel like a mistake as soon as the next day. But even in this context, your timeline should be 1-3 years. Because, you can’t predict price movement everyday. That’s **not** your job as an investor. But you **can** analyze the longterm trajectory of companies. That is what you should judge yourself on.
@@MatthewHuo I saw the stock up 16% this morning and though damn, that's gotta hurt, but I think you make a good point here. Nobody knows what is going to happen tomorrow and you always face this risk no matter what anyways.
Everyone is promoting MasterWorks... Has anyone actually taken the time to research them or talk to them? They launched in 2017 and only sold 1 panting to date.. They are a startup using UA-cam channels and podcast to promote themselves aggressively and all the returns show are estimates and not in any way proven.. especially not by them! Also there is no secondary market outside the USA for anyone thinking they can buy and exit whenever they want.. Mathew please do your research on them and provide your actual opinion. I am happy to be wrong and for you to discover that they are indeed a good investment choice..
🏆Invest in fine art today with Masterworks! : mw-art.co/matthew Again, I want to emphasize (pardon the obnoxious thumbnail), I am not here to cause panic. I am here to share my decision after thinking about it for several months. A lot of this decision is PERSONAL! For example, I need to reduce the number of holdings in my portfolio, I want to look into new stocks, I already have a play in food/beverage (CELH) that I like better, etc.
Hey Matthew, Thoughts on CELH Celsius post earnings? Would love a video going through the earnings report, since you're so bullish on the stock, but price has dropped a lot after earnings
@@MatthewHuo Kind of a ridiculous pump imo but not surprised to see it up. You're ta looks excellent, appreciate your research and videos. Do you utilize ta to try and time entries?
@@dannyalvarado3067 nah man he is been averaging cost all this time. He is avg cost right now is like in the 17s - 18s if not less. He bought more yesterday after hours on the 15s
Plant based food adoption will only grow in time and TTCF does it better than most. They have some growing pains but will be a beast company while entering new product categories into the future. Happy shareholder for years to come.
I'm not sure if you eat on a plant base diet. I been vegetarian for the past 6 years. I sold ttcf over a month ago. Thank god for a profit. But reason I sold is cause I just didn't enjoy their food and as I thought they would grow and come out with better product. They didn't do anything but allow new and better plant base company take over the isles. There are many better plant base foods now then before. Ttcf needs to catch up cause they will slowly be pushed out of those aisles and onto the clearance section.
@@jgomez183 I've been vegetarian for over a decade. Everything you said is literally the opposite from my point of view. They have awesome tasting food with real whole food ingredients. I could live off of the veggie hemp bowl. They keep coming out with new recipes and their SKU counts are growing rapidly. I haven't eaten Amy's frozen cardboard meals in years. Please name me some brands you find better, please.
@@jgomez183 I did enjoy Sweet Earth burritos but they recently changed the recipes for the worse and they taste awful now. I'm really curious for you to tell me which companies you think are beating TTCF in taste and ingredients.
@@jgomez183 The only brand I can think of that's newer, good, and in plant based products sharing the same frozen aisle is Jack and Annie's. But they're a Beyond Meat competitor, not TTCF.
Ttcf is up 16% today, I guess this is a reminder that even the "financial guru" youtuber guys panic sell, too. Truly a physiological game against your brain and stock movement. Sold before the earnings call...
@@MatthewHuo not really bro, you still missed that 20% pop on your sell and you said you were going to move the money to Lending Club at around $43, it is now $15. I wouldn't pat yourself on the back too hard when Lending Tree is down 65% and TTCF is down about 55% even counting the after hours purge from your 15.82 sale point. You actually moved into a worst stock and u say yourself in the comments it's about what you do allocating your money elsewhere now!
I think it’s a mistake selling it. This company will be a behemoth in the coming years. Also, why not wait till it goes back to $20 because it will for certain. Anyway, appreciate your input.
This is the one stock I couldn't agree to buy when you 1st mentioned it on your channel.. I work for a very large retailer (COST) and I've seen their sales and it wasn't exactly blowing it out of the water.. I also saw Jeremys post regarding ttcf back then and I mentioned it looked like a sponsored post when he posted a picture of his freezer with nothing but ttcf products.
Wish more people did research like you before investing. It comes down to just asking people who work retail. Also my safest bet COST ended up the only high growth stock for me so thank you and all your co workers 😅
Jeremy is a sham. His private group thing is terrible and super overpriced. He gets paid to pump stocks. I hope other youtubers would expose him but he is too big so I kind of understand I guess. Just stay away from his channel.
Ah! Nice! Well not happy about the decision, but as a TTCF shareholder myself I like to get different angles on the topic. Funny that 3 of the youtubers I follow and have/had the stock have 3 slightly different views (Jeremy the bullish. Emmanuel the holder and now you the seller). Love the honest opinion, very good points you raised, I also have the some of the same concerns, but maybe because I wasn't as bullish previously i'm also not as bear now. I always thought the guidance and the forecasts very unrealistic, specially on the environment we are living today. Nonetheless if we look at the numbers, TTCF is still growing, not as fast as expected, but with a really good double digit number. I really believe it can be a food giant. Also believe 2022 will be a shitty year still, but after that I hope some of the problems will faze out, and the margins and net profit will increase substantially. I'm most likely holding or eventually adding some few more shares. PS.: I still want to know where to get that stock led box thingy you have in the background, love it.
Thank you! In order for it to run, it needs a strong catalyst. Usually, that’s earnings. If they can post stellar results and catch shorts off guard, maybe it can run. But I’m not gonna bet on that any time soon
@m m7 Celsius is facing those same issues, but their gross margin wasn’t cut in half, and they remained profitable. TTCF revenue growth decelerated while CELH’s increased significantly. This shows which company has more pricing power, too
I sold out my TTCF position during the rally last night. I'm still making a slight loss but its a good chance to get out of this company which I have no faith in the management.
49% portfolio return is amazing for a very diversified portfolio. I think TTCF is not a bad company. Just needed some time to grow their business. Whether they will develop into a food giant remains to be seen. But at the current price, I do think that they are fair value. This stock will require some patience. If there are other better opportunities out there, I wouldn’t mind exiting my position in TTCF. For now, I will observe for next 2 quarters and see if the management and the business has made progress. But thanks Matthew for sharing your portfolio and your analysis.
Tbf inflation has been strangling the margins of just about every growth company. It's a pretty common theme this quarter hence worsening EBITDA. But I understand the loss of trust in management though especially with their recent shenanigans.
Definitely. But to go from guiding 2-4M in AEBITDA to now -18 to -20M, that’s not just inflation talking, imo. And TTCF is meant to be vertically integrated, so at the very least I’d imagine they’d be somewhat sheltered from major supply chain issues
Margin will be 25%+ 2023 currently 2 factories not selling ttcf yett only the old products that factory did with lower margins. As they switch to ttcf lable by end of quarter1 2021 margins will start to improve. Fuel economy, carboard cost also effect margins.
"You're more rational when you don't own the stock" -Me 2021 If you need to take the loss on a non high conviction stock so you can sleep better at night, so be it. We all have different strategies. 💯👍
I been in TTCF for over a year now and it hasn't gone anywhere so now I will day trade it to cut down my loses. I will be managing it out of my stock portfolio. I like their products yet my money is being wasted in this stock and its better to cut it and take lost, put it into another stock actually going up.
I got some more TTCF cheap but I don't disagree with much of what you said. I still think the long term growth story on this one is very good and it is trading at a much fairer multiple but some questions are starting to surface about the management team and that, more so than the reduced margins and reduced growth (still massive growth!) are what is hurting the stock price the most at the moment I think. 13000 stores moving product and more of it every day can't be a bad thing...
Totally agree on dumping TTCF. Management Team being one of the most important factors when investing in a company, TTCF's Team quality is abysmal. I don't agree on Celsius investment though. It still looks massively overvalued to me still trading at more than 800 times trailing earnings. Headwinds not calming down any time soon with inflation, shipping costs, labor shortage and so on and so forth
Yo Matthew what do you think of 23andMe? Seems like a good play into the personalized medicine space and their large database of DNA could prove to be invaluable. Genotypes of 10 million people. In the scientific world a dataset of that size is priceless. If you’ve never suffered from a genetic condition before you might not consider it, but the future of medicine will be identifying problems before they start to treat or prevent future problems.
Same with thoughts on Sam… 30+ years in the food industry isn’t always a great thing … there’s a lot of hustler greasy shady people in the industry cutting back door produce or seafood deals. Maybe not the best guy to have dealing with Wall Street.
although you gave all this excuses on why you sold, the real reason why you sold was because the stock wasnt going up, remenber boys do a indebth analyses of the business, with a time horizon of 10 years or more, dont let minor stepbacks get out of the stock, this minor problems are nothing in the grandscheme of things
I decided to "take my money back". Sold just enough to get my money back and I got a few "free" shares left. The few shares I have left can just chill there. Would like to buy again in the future but for now, much easier for me to watch it now that it's kinda chillin' in my portfolio and I already got my money back. That's just me today tho.
Sold out on the earnings run up , bought it back, sold it again. TTCF is a great trading stock. Really pissed at myself for not trading it more all along! Love all the controversy
I think the taste of their food is far superior to any of its competitors and it's not close. Guess I feel how you did about Celsius. Strange you didn't at least wait to here the call and sold when revenue was released before close but I guess if you didnt trust management I can see why. I like that there goal was being in 10,000 stores by end of 2021 and they are at 13,000 already. That should help in the long run. Right now I go to local Safeway and Fred Meyer and notice the shelf is bare in TTCF area and I go in next day same thing. Stores arent restocking it or are not getting enough in to stock properly. I called the store and talked to the guy who does the orders and he did confirm that they order it and it has not been showing up on trucks. So for like 5 days they were empty shelf's. He said they put in a double order and they would be in in 2 days. I checked back in two days they finally had it restocked. It seems to sell good when its in locally. Good luck with your next investment.
Bummer after todays strange pump but it makes sense to me! I did the same a while ago, didn't feel like all the hype and expectations especially on UA-cam were being met
I think you could be wrong on this one possible the best health food stock to own long-term 5 to 15 year what this could be , they are growing and expanding
Congrats to the hodlers today! So far, this hasn’t aged well haha. But, interesting to see longterm investors judge a trade based on a super short term move… 🧐 I’ll judge myself on a 1-3 year timeline. If I fail to reallocate my money from TTCF to a stock that outperforms TTCF over the next 1-3 years (which I’m confident I can do), I’ll come back here myself and post a video on my epic fail 😋
Game on Matthew 😊🤙🏻
You are already in the hole 20% in a few trading hours...ouch!
@King Beach Life 🤦♂️
It was the perfect trade setup. 35% short interest and the stock always pops back up when it hits $15. Previous earnings too were very poor too and it popped from $15 to $25 in a month after their release. Very strong buyers around that support and the shorts then get caught out causing the stock to push up.
I wouldn't sell with a loss, exisiting with no loss is ok, but what you did was a rational decision in my opinion.
Rip
feels bad selling at the bottom taking loss and the next day it shoots up +15%
ikr
Definitely, haha! But as I said elsewhere, you will make trades that feel like a mistake as soon as the next day. But even in this context, your timeline should be 1-3 years. Because, you can’t predict price movement everyday. That’s **not** your job as an investor. But you **can** analyze the longterm trajectory of companies. That is what you should judge yourself on.
@@MatthewHuo 100% bro. we are just saying it is to bad you missed out on the money because i love your channel that is it
@@MatthewHuo I saw the stock up 16% this morning and though damn, that's gotta hurt, but I think you make a good point here. Nobody knows what is going to happen tomorrow and you always face this risk no matter what anyways.
Ouch! You sold at the wrong time 😂😂😂.....missed that squeeze
This aged well 😂
LMAO, aged like an apple with an apple with a bite out of it
Check back in a year :) 👍
It actually did age pretty well 😉
This guy is a genius, sold at the very bottom
Selling any stock especially for a loss at any time is the hardest thing to do. Trade long enough and any stock will bring you to your knees.
Wrong
Not at what you are talking about. Currently at $15.32
@@HutchNast 11.85 now lol
Didn’t age well 😂😂
Well, this is awkward.
Not anymore
I really want to see Jeremy respond to this video 🧐
It’s already out, check his channel with the “3”.
Well that was foolish. You should have held to today and not lost money
One could say he is a... foolish Investor?
Hindsight is 20/20, eh? Check back in a year, my friend
Aged like fine wine 🍷
Everyone is promoting MasterWorks... Has anyone actually taken the time to research them or talk to them? They launched in 2017 and only sold 1 panting to date.. They are a startup using UA-cam channels and podcast to promote themselves aggressively and all the returns show are estimates and not in any way proven.. especially not by them! Also there is no secondary market outside the USA for anyone thinking they can buy and exit whenever they want.. Mathew please do your research on them and provide your actual opinion. I am happy to be wrong and for you to discover that they are indeed a good investment choice..
Thank you for the feedback. I will take all of this into consideration
Andddddd.....it started going up...wohooo... thanks for the video
🏆Invest in fine art today with Masterworks! : mw-art.co/matthew
Again, I want to emphasize (pardon the obnoxious thumbnail), I am not here to cause panic. I am here to share my decision after thinking about it for several months. A lot of this decision is PERSONAL! For example, I need to reduce the number of holdings in my portfolio, I want to look into new stocks, I already have a play in food/beverage (CELH) that I like better, etc.
Hey Matthew,
Thoughts on CELH Celsius post earnings? Would love a video going through the earnings report, since you're so bullish on the stock, but price has dropped a lot after earnings
Yep! I was meant to do that video today, but this took priority. Stay tuned 🙌
Waiting for the analysis.
@@MatthewHuo when will we expect the video?
Ttcf is at a strong support level. Imo swing traders will likely be looking for entries soon to ride it up to 20s...seems like a poor time to sell
You could be right
@@MatthewHuo he is right
@@MatthewHuo Kind of a ridiculous pump imo but not surprised to see it up. You're ta looks excellent, appreciate your research and videos. Do you utilize ta to try and time entries?
@@LiteralyRealRyanGosling most conferences are viewed as bullish...bynd er had already dragged down ttcf, left little room to downside
@@guillaumesouchet9191 fair point. are you invested in ttcf
I plan to hold on to mine, thanks for your thoughts on this 😁
You’re welcome! Wishing the best for all TTCF hodlers. I’m rooting for ya
Me too
Be careful it’s going lower similar to PTON
you're smarter than Jeremy
Lol yea another Gopro for Jeremy
Lol you kids don’t show respect to the goats
Jeremy laughing at this comment today 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@gustavorey2859 he still down lol. He bought in 20s
@@dannyalvarado3067 nah man he is been averaging cost all this time. He is avg cost right now is like in the 17s - 18s if not less. He bought more yesterday after hours on the 15s
Plant based food adoption will only grow in time and TTCF does it better than most. They have some growing pains but will be a beast company while entering new product categories into the future. Happy shareholder for years to come.
Best of luck! Rooting for TTCF
I'm not sure if you eat on a plant base diet. I been vegetarian for the past 6 years. I sold ttcf over a month ago. Thank god for a profit. But reason I sold is cause I just didn't enjoy their food and as I thought they would grow and come out with better product. They didn't do anything but allow new and better plant base company take over the isles. There are many better plant base foods now then before. Ttcf needs to catch up cause they will slowly be pushed out of those aisles and onto the clearance section.
@@jgomez183 I've been vegetarian for over a decade. Everything you said is literally the opposite from my point of view. They have awesome tasting food with real whole food ingredients. I could live off of the veggie hemp bowl. They keep coming out with new recipes and their SKU counts are growing rapidly. I haven't eaten Amy's frozen cardboard meals in years. Please name me some brands you find better, please.
@@jgomez183 I did enjoy Sweet Earth burritos but they recently changed the recipes for the worse and they taste awful now. I'm really curious for you to tell me which companies you think are beating TTCF in taste and ingredients.
@@jgomez183 The only brand I can think of that's newer, good, and in plant based products sharing the same frozen aisle is Jack and Annie's. But they're a Beyond Meat competitor, not TTCF.
Hey Matthew can you do a video of LMND? It has 22% short interest
Sold to early? TTCF looks good today:)
Ttcf is up 16% today, I guess this is a reminder that even the "financial guru" youtuber guys panic sell, too. Truly a physiological game against your brain and stock movement. Sold before the earnings call...
Facts
It was based on facts. And turns out it aged like fine wine 🍷
@@MatthewHuo not really bro, you still missed that 20% pop on your sell and you said you were going to move the money to Lending Club at around $43, it is now $15. I wouldn't pat yourself on the back too hard when Lending Tree is down 65% and TTCF is down about 55% even counting the after hours purge from your 15.82 sale point. You actually moved into a worst stock and u say yourself in the comments it's about what you do allocating your money elsewhere now!
@@MatthewHuo holy smokes upon further review you were talking about moving into lending club at the absolute 6 year peak of that stock!
Your timing was amazing... just not in the way you want when you're investing in stocks.
Maybe trading. But my timing as an investor seemed pretty good here
Thanks for the shares man, loving the gains today 🤣🤣🤣
Happy for you, Gustavo 🙌
I think it’s a mistake selling it. This company will be a behemoth in the coming years. Also, why not wait till it goes back to $20 because it will for certain. Anyway, appreciate your input.
It will probably happen. But how long until it happens? And what kind of return could I have gotten elsewhere by the time it happens?
@@flourishingweee that’s true too
No it will never see 20 again. More like 3-4
@@MatthewHuo I respect your point sir. Thank you.
This is the one stock I couldn't agree to buy when you 1st mentioned it on your channel.. I work for a very large retailer (COST) and I've seen their sales and it wasn't exactly blowing it out of the water.. I also saw Jeremys post regarding ttcf back
then and I mentioned it looked like a sponsored post when he posted a picture of his freezer with nothing but ttcf products.
Wish more people did research like you before investing. It comes down to just asking people who work retail. Also my safest bet COST ended up the only high growth stock for me so thank you and all your co workers 😅
you are dam smart and find out this, i wouldn't listen to Jeremy anymore
It was literally 12 ttcf products I remember that sketchy video from Jeremy. But I think it will be a good play long term like late 2022
Jeremy is a sham. His private group thing is terrible and super overpriced. He gets paid to pump stocks. I hope other youtubers would expose him but he is too big so I kind of understand I guess. Just stay away from his channel.
@@davidfigueroa5326 I have made a lot of money listening to Jeremy's strategy. It works
Jeremy lefebvre has hit the dislike button.
Ah! Nice! Well not happy about the decision, but as a TTCF shareholder myself I like to get different angles on the topic. Funny that 3 of the youtubers I follow and have/had the stock have 3 slightly different views (Jeremy the bullish. Emmanuel the holder and now you the seller). Love the honest opinion, very good points you raised, I also have the some of the same concerns, but maybe because I wasn't as bullish previously i'm also not as bear now. I always thought the guidance and the forecasts very unrealistic, specially on the environment we are living today. Nonetheless if we look at the numbers, TTCF is still growing, not as fast as expected, but with a really good double digit number. I really believe it can be a food giant. Also believe 2022 will be a shitty year still, but after that I hope some of the problems will faze out, and the margins and net profit will increase substantially. I'm most likely holding or eventually adding some few more shares.
PS.: I still want to know where to get that stock led box thingy you have in the background, love it.
i thought ttcf was just starting to run?😮 love all your points and sound judgement, good video
Thank you! In order for it to run, it needs a strong catalyst. Usually, that’s earnings. If they can post stellar results and catch shorts off guard, maybe it can run. But I’m not gonna bet on that any time soon
Lol Dude, You missed on many temporary burning issues like inflation, freight costs etc.
No TTCF is going much lower
Yea, DOWNHILL!
@m m7 Celsius is facing those same issues, but their gross margin wasn’t cut in half, and they remained profitable. TTCF revenue growth decelerated while CELH’s increased significantly. This shows which company has more pricing power, too
I sold out my TTCF position during the rally last night. I'm still making a slight loss but its a good chance to get out of this company which I have no faith in the management.
Congrats on selling a stock that’s up 15% today dude 👏
Thanks! It’s down way more, now
@@MatthewHuooh well done. I could also have given a totally wrong thesis on why any stock would go down and still be right bc we’re in a recession 🤡
TTCF rallying today. You sold at the bottom. Oh well, onto the next trade
The bottom… for now. Let’s check back in a year :))
Well… looks like it worked out
@@MatthewHuo yea it did! excellently done
49% portfolio return is amazing for a very diversified portfolio. I think TTCF is not a bad company. Just needed some time to grow their business. Whether they will develop into a food giant remains to be seen. But at the current price, I do think that they are fair value. This stock will require some patience. If there are other better opportunities out there, I wouldn’t mind exiting my position in TTCF. For now, I will observe for next 2 quarters and see if the management and the business has made progress. But thanks Matthew for sharing your portfolio and your analysis.
Bought some more of TTCF yesterday! Glad I did. Holding for 3 yrs to 2x from yesterday's $15.50 :)
Great call on TTCF 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😅😜
Thanks
And this is market,today ttcf hit almos $19
lol oops
Dude…
You messed ip
Did I tho?
@@MatthewHuo we’ll see.
Tbf inflation has been strangling the margins of just about every growth company. It's a pretty common theme this quarter hence worsening EBITDA. But I understand the loss of trust in management though especially with their recent shenanigans.
Of all the things I'm worried about it's this inflation thing...
Definitely. But to go from guiding 2-4M in AEBITDA to now -18 to -20M, that’s not just inflation talking, imo. And TTCF is meant to be vertically integrated, so at the very least I’d imagine they’d be somewhat sheltered from major supply chain issues
@@MatthewHuo how is a food company verticality integrated? They don't source their raw material or own the store it's sold at. Am I confused or r u?
Check their investor presentation. It’s one of their “key investment highlights”. I.e. they ship much of their product from Italy
@@MatthewHuo too busy watching UA-cam to do my own DD. 😉. But if they do self source I m actually impressed by that!
Margin will be 25%+ 2023 currently 2 factories not selling ttcf yett only the old products that factory did with lower margins. As they switch to ttcf lable by end of quarter1 2021 margins will start to improve. Fuel economy, carboard cost also effect margins.
Matthew my man, I got in when it was 15 and sold it when it was 23 because their growth and consumer interest was shitty. You still the beast.
Congrats on that play and those gains!
"You're more rational when you don't own the stock" -Me 2021
If you need to take the loss on a non high conviction stock so you can sleep better at night, so be it. We all have different strategies. 💯👍
Haha 😂 u lost money big time
Very graceful of you
I been in TTCF for over a year now and it hasn't gone anywhere so now I will day trade it to cut down my loses. I will be managing it out of my stock portfolio. I like their products yet my money is being wasted in this stock and its better to cut it and take lost, put it into another stock actually going up.
I got some more TTCF cheap but I don't disagree with much of what you said. I still think the long term growth story on this one is very good and it is trading at a much fairer multiple but some questions are starting to surface about the management team and that, more so than the reduced margins and reduced growth (still massive growth!) are what is hurting the stock price the most at the moment I think. 13000 stores moving product and more of it every day can't be a bad thing...
BEST TIME to BUY TTCF is NOW!!!!!! I love their vegetarian 🌱 frozen food products !!!!! 💕 🍲
😅😅😅😅
i sold jumia at a loss... it was horrible down trend. never buying anything from Africa again
Totally agree on dumping TTCF. Management Team being one of the most important factors when investing in a company, TTCF's Team quality is abysmal.
I don't agree on Celsius investment though. It still looks massively overvalued to me still trading at more than 800 times trailing earnings. Headwinds not calming down any time soon with inflation, shipping costs, labor shortage and so on and so forth
Only buy what you believe in, and sell what you don't believe in. I'm going to stay for the long haul so I'll be patience with TTCF
Fair, and true!
Yea, I bought more. Got a filled out position. Now the wait.
you did wrong move, tomorrow it will be up .
Sold my TTCF a while ago.. done nothing but go down as soon as I bought..👎
How long did you hold?
So so wrong
Was it? 👀
can explain why StoneCO dropped so muchhhh ytd?
I think it’s time to go with boring and stable companies and avoid the nonsense stocks that have terrible financials.
Bruh I'm stressed
This aged well
Let’s wait another year and see :)
@@MatthewHuo haha write it on the calendar, I’ll be back 😉
@@MatthewHuo are you saying Jeremy is wrong? He is so bullish on ttcf
I’m back 8 months later… 😉
good job, it show you are constantly closely monitor the performance of the company.
Would love some sofi vids bro!!!
Strong Man Personal Finance likes this video 👍
Yo Matthew what do you think of 23andMe? Seems like a good play into the personalized medicine space and their large database of DNA could prove to be invaluable. Genotypes of 10 million people. In the scientific world a dataset of that size is priceless. If you’ve never suffered from a genetic condition before you might not consider it, but the future of medicine will be identifying problems before they start to treat or prevent future problems.
It's been pumped a lot recently. Wait for the hype to die
You can make up quickly by pumping a penny stock! :)
bought some ttcf frozen food from costco and didn't like the taste
Ugh good.....TTCF food is TERRIBLE!!!!
Strange that you are selling and Jeremy is buying. 🤷♂️
We are two different people 👍
@@MatthewHuo 😀 Will see how it goes. I still feel it will grow well,
I wonder how ttcf gonna be in 5 years when its sitting at 85
Same with thoughts on Sam… 30+ years in the food industry isn’t always a great thing … there’s a lot of hustler greasy shady people in the industry cutting back door produce or seafood deals. Maybe not the best guy to have dealing with Wall Street.
although you gave all this excuses on why you sold, the real reason why you sold was because the stock wasnt going up, remenber boys do a indebth analyses of the business, with a time horizon of 10 years or more, dont let minor stepbacks get out of the stock, this minor problems are nothing in the grandscheme of things
rip
How’s your 10 year horizon looking now boy ? 😂😂😂😂
44% revenu growth you are a kid. it was an awesom quarter if you take the fact of the pandemic
Decelerating revenue is good? CELH grew domestic revenue by 214% vs 70% in previous quarters
GOOD FOR YOU CONGRATULATIONS ..YOU ARE DOING GREAT.
Would love more $LC and $SOFI videos my brothaaa!!!
Noted!
@@MatthewHuo you the goat 🐐
I sold this stock May 26 ,break even.
I will hold for at least a year as the products are good IMO
TTCF FOR THE WIN CMON MA
You are a genius!
This one hurts.
0:08 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Kopin please
I decided to "take my money back". Sold just enough to get my money back and I got a few "free" shares left. The few shares I have left can just chill there. Would like to buy again in the future but for now, much easier for me to watch it now that it's kinda chillin' in my portfolio and I already got my money back. That's just me today tho.
Celh❤
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Great video! I’m holding. I saw the same thing with Netflix years ago (09-2011) when there were no investing apps to check every minute. Glad I held!
Man, this is a growth company!
Yes it is. And growth is slowing down
I sold some shares of TTCF as well, but I think 2022 is set up to be a great year for the company.
Sold out on the earnings run up , bought it back, sold it again. TTCF is a great trading stock. Really pissed at myself for not trading it more all along! Love all the controversy
2 new companies purchased and predicted profitability in 2023. Only one analyst? I bought a few more.
Red flag would be: when u search tatooed chef in UA-cam. 90% of the videos are stivk related. No one actually reviews the food without mentioned $ttcf
I made around $10k buying ttcf around $16 and selling around $19. It will bounce back.
Should I hang on to my BABA position? I believe it will bounce back in a year or two but looking at the dead money is depressing.
I sold ttcf a month ago and bought LC and PLBY 👍👍👍👍👍👍 I just wish I bought more plby, I didn’t have a chance to build it out
I think the taste of their food is far superior to any of its competitors and it's not close. Guess I feel how you did about Celsius.
Strange you didn't at least wait to here the call and sold when revenue was released before close but I guess if you didnt trust management I can see why.
I like that there goal was being in 10,000 stores by end of 2021 and they are at 13,000 already. That should help in the long run. Right now I go to local Safeway and Fred Meyer and notice the shelf is bare in TTCF area and I go in next day same thing. Stores arent restocking it or are not getting enough in to stock properly. I called the store and talked to the guy who does the orders and he did confirm that they order it and it has not been showing up on trucks. So for like 5 days they were empty shelf's. He said they put in a double order and they would be in in 2 days. I checked back in two days they finally had it restocked. It seems to sell good when its in locally.
Good luck with your next investment.
Hi Matthew. Could you do a video on PLBY earnings? I dont understand why isit mooning so much
Was going to buy the dip..
I might be wrong 🤷♂️Depends on what you do with the cash if you sell
I commented "TTCF management is incompetent" and the "food sucks."
Bummer after todays strange pump but it makes sense to me! I did the same a while ago, didn't feel like all the hype and expectations especially on UA-cam were being met
Thanks Q!
Well in general the whole plant based companies are down.. I guess out of all those TTCF was the only one who did a little better.
Matthew any updates on Stoneco? I just don't see why this keeps going down after they beat on revenue...time to buy the dip again...
Can you cover STNE? Look like a steal at current valuation
I think you could be wrong on this one possible the best health food stock to own long-term 5 to 15 year what this could be , they are growing and expanding
Technical analysis standpoint this 16 price level maybe support.
I have been thinking about selling Clov for several months
Are you interested in buying Affirm stock?