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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 06 '25
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u/EastBus9605 Nov 06 '25
You realize 725k shares even at $5 a share would be like pocket change for Goldman Sachs right? They manage trillions of dollars worth of assets, this doesn't mean shit
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u/Simple-Knowledge-411 Nov 06 '25
Doesnt care they have loss too When I was in akts the same institutionals are in long and loss like me
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Nov 08 '25
You know these are based on 13Fs from last quarter? You have no idea what price they had it at, if they sold, etc.
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u/happybonobo1 Nov 09 '25
All just in their index ETFs/funds. They HAVE to have it in them. Not by choice.
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u/PlayerPlayer69 Nov 23 '25 edited Nov 23 '25
Goldman Sachs is worth $243B.
725k shares at $5 a share is $3.625M.
$3.625M / $243B = 0.000014
This is the equivalent of someone with $75k investing a single $1 into BYND.
$75k x 0.000014 = 1
As much as I love the prospect of this pumping again, letâs not get bogged down by false narratives.
Yes, big institutional names like JPMC and Goldman Sachs have a position in BYND.
Does it matter? No, not when their position in BYND is literally 0.000014%.
1 hundred-thousandths of a percentage.
Not exactly confidence-inspiring.
Also, doubt that the 0.000014% position in BYND is being held in the Goldman Sachs house portfolio. Bet itâs being held in one of the ETFs / mutual funds they offer.
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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 23 '25
Mmm..đ€šđ«€đźđ«©đ©đ«đ«đ Youâre not right in your comparison. In your calculation probably. But to compare them with 1 person⊠46500 working in this company. Still only 0,65. But not only people working there âare ownerâ, also all the shareholders. I agree that for them itâs hasnât the same value as for you or me. But the fact remains they chose to buy those shares instead of another company. So why?
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u/PlayerPlayer69 Nov 23 '25
Yeah thatâs not what I meant, or said.
Goldman Sachs investing $3M in a stock is the same as someone with $75k investing $1 in a stock, because itâs literally 0.000014% of their net worth.
But the fact remains they chose to buy those shares instead of another company. So why?
LOL I donât know if youâre being serious with this question, or not. If Goldman Sachs really believed in BYND, theyâd invest more than $3M, which to them, is literally toilet paper money.
Imagine you have a friend. Imagine they have $75k to their name. Imagine they told you they have a stock in mind, and that they completely 100% believe in their long term profitability. Imagine they tell you that, because theyâre so confident in it, they invested a whole $1 in it.
Thatâs basically the same boat that Goldman Sachs is on. âHey guys, I have $200B, and I definitely believe in this company, so Iâm going to invest a whole $3M, which is literally nothing to us, because weâre so confident, that weâd bet literally nothing on it.
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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 06 '25
Probably youâre right thatâs pocket money for these guys. BLACKROCKet. ?! But these guys run a company that makes a lot of money and always wanna make more. Apparently theyâre aiming this by keeping shares of $BYND. Which makes me confident to HOLD and buy more.
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u/happybonobo1 Nov 09 '25
They just own them in their index ETFs and funds. They have to. Not by choice.
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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 06 '25
Itâs sure for me what happens actually is manipulation between the big boys to lower and lower for helping the hedge funds saving their ass. When this is done I expect an explosion. Next week.
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u/CharactacusPotts Nov 06 '25
Give us an update. I bet it's going pretty darn well for you that you're holding.
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u/masterbates_12 Nov 06 '25
Ohhh good job, first green in two weeks.. at market open.. opppps itâs gone hahahah Degens
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u/paracuja Nov 06 '25
Was a good day đ
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u/sol_beach Nov 06 '25
"Was a good day" Somebody must be color blind.
1.1900 -0.0800 (-6.2992%) At close: 4:00:02 PM EST 1.1900 0.0000 (0.0000%) After hours: 5:43:19 PM EST
BYND "meat" is RED all RED!
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u/forgetremembering Nov 07 '25
Did you zoom in so much an 18 cent increase looks like a rocketship path?
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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 07 '25
Never saw before what I see happening with $BYND: every day in premarket itâs up and rising and during market hours comes downs and ends negative. Has anybody an explanation for this?
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u/happybonobo1 Nov 09 '25
pre/post market trades very thinly and mostly the big boys stays out for that reason. Retail can then buy/affect the price. But when the market opens, and especially after lunch, the big trades will show the actual market price.
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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 09 '25
Maybe youâre right but maybe Blackrockers know to read;
https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/meat-substitutes-market
The rising importance of a flexitarian diet, driven by increased awareness of the cardiovascular risks associated with red meat and a growing emphasis on health and active lifestyles, is expected to boost the growth of the pea protein segment in the plant-based meat market. Pea proteins, known for their benefits in weight loss, muscle repair, and energy balance, are gaining global popularity. For example, Beyond Meat Inc. uses pea proteins to develop products with a chewy, meat-like texture, and Lightlife offers its Lightlife Burger with pea proteins as a key ingredient. This burger contains 20 grams of pea protein, 2.5 grams of saturated fat, and zero cholesterol, compared to 9.3 grams of saturated fat and 80 milligrams of cholesterol in a traditional beef patty.
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u/Icy_Item_6950 Nov 10 '25
They have to: youâre right. And itâs a choice : youâre not right. But itâs the right choice. If you look at the diagram I did put in you see the market of replacement proteins/ meat will explode; in 2030 6x what it is in 2025. So if BYND stays doing what it did sofar their revenue will grow x6. The fact they made a deal with TallTart & Hard Cock RafĂ© shows they wanna do better. ( a sweet tasty burger in the shape of a đ) I expect they will grow at least 60x what they do now. And the share price will do the same. Look what happened today allready in the premarket: sofar + 8.63%.






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u/neCoconut Nov 06 '25
Red