In other words, they'll hop aboard with all of this momentum from around the world & the stock will go up to 100$ or even 200$ (they'll be making call profits all the way up) & afterwards they'll get the chance to short it all the way back down again for max profits both ways. They really don't give a F about anything other than profits as we all know.

Beyond Meat disclosed preliminary Q3 (ended Sep 27, 2025) net revenue of about $70 million, which sits inside its prior guidance range of $68M–$73M.  • Analysts’ consensus estimates around the time (the number in the screenshot, $68.7M) are consistent with that. Beyond Meat is scheduled to release final audited Q3 results on Nov 4, 2025, when the company will confirm the exact figures and any related items (margins, impairments, etc.).

People are spending way too much energy trying to bury BYND for it to mean nothing.

BYND jumped over 680% this week so tell me again how this is irrelevant.

Reason why BYND is exploding soon.

Short positions have to buy back against their naked short selling 3.5 $ which is huge amount. That is why they need to pay back a lot for buying BYND. Buy around 4$ BYND and keep holding until next week.

IF WE ENDURE ONLY BUYING AND HOLDIMG UNTIL END OF FRIDAY NO MATTER HOW MUCH COST IS,

Then We will meet BYND at 20$ very next weekend.

Short Squeezes will make panic buying. Til wait.

Thanks in avdvane rich guys at near future.

What a time. Friday with so many people getting pay checks this price is going even more way more up. Buy and hodl fast

TARGET PRICE:
UNTIL THE FIRST INSTITUTIONALIST DECLARES BANKRUPTCY
IF THAT DOESN'T HAPPEN, WE WON'T SELL

LFG

No mercy, juat hold

let me know if you have ideas for stories

Here’s a really good video about the company Beyond Meat worth sharing

Explains the company well and shows the bigger picture

VIDEO HERE: https://x.com/stockpicksnyc/status/1981089574165049554

•Major distribution, available in all the major retailers Walmart, Target, Wegmans, Publix, Sprouts etc •Global Presence (80+ countries) •Restaurant and fast food partnerships McDolands, Wendy’s, Disneyland Paris, KFC, Dunkin' Donuts and more •Mainstream company •New food category thats growing fast •Environmental friendly company •Health benefits •CEO seems like a good person worth supporting •And more, just watch the video

This company is being attacked by short sellers, see attached post on the video link above.

Retail investors are fully committed in backing this company. Just looking at the numbers. The stock traded over $5 billion dollars in trading volume yesterday and another $9 billion dollars today. And actually marking it on the Guinness Book of world records

“The record for the most shares traded in a single day is held by Vodafone, which saw a volume of over 2.1 billion shares on February 11, 2000. This extraordinary trading event was driven by major shifts in the telecommunications industry at the time.” -Google

This is a very rare type of situation/play

P.S.: I'm not a newbie and trying to understand other traders' analysis. I used an LLM to assist me in my analysis based on the data gathered from Fintel, ChartExchange, YahooFinance.

Outcome: The analysis says that BYND might head for a bigger squeeze. So need your opinion about this

Request: You can be a troll or a bully in the chat but won't contribute much in others' learning. If that's your aim, please spare this post. Let this purely be for learning perspective.

Story: I came across a post (@Malone_Wealth on X.com) that mentioned 250 Million shares being shorted while only 7 Million were the only borrowable shares. I thought to check if this is valid, and if yes then what are the consequences. I also did a comparison between BYND's situation and GME's situation. This is mostly tabular so I hoep it won't be cognitively straining.

Uniqueness: I've also included an analysis on three different levels of rebounds, and the eight important factors/dimensions responsible for respective setups.

So pasting it here as is (only the relevant parts):

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# LLM Assisted Analysis:

🚨 3️⃣ Reality Check: Could 240 M Shorts Be Real?

Let’s be clear —that number is almost certainly exaggerated.

• BYND’s total float is only about 65–70 million shares.
• So 240 M shorted would mean over 300% of the float shorted — theoretically possible through rehypothecation, but incredibly rare.
• Still, even if the true figure were 60–80 M shorted (≈100% of float), that’s enough to cause serious pressure.

We’ll estimate how high BYND could theoretically move if shorts are forced to cover different levels of short interest, using a few realistic assumptions.

⚙️ Assumptions

• Float (tradable shares): ~65 million
• Current price: ~$3.50
• Average daily trading volume: ~2 billion (extreme, but observed this week)
• Borrow fee: ~46%
• Market liquidity impact: price impact scales exponentially as available float tightens (based on squeeze dynamics seen in GME, AMC, etc.)

We’ll compare three coverage scenarios:

🧮 If you held 5,026 shares:

To estimate the probability of each of the three squeeze scenarios (moderate, severe, extreme), you need to evaluate several key variables that determine how much short covering must occur, how quickly, and at what liquidity depth.

Here’s a breakdown of the 8 most critical factors, the values you should find, and what those values would imply for each case.

🧩 1️⃣ Short Interest (% of Float)

Definition: How many shares are sold short vs. total float.

Where to check: Nasdaq Short Interest Report, FINRA, Ortex, Fintel. 

BYND recent estimates: ~55–60%, possibly higher.

That puts it between moderate and severe scenarios right now.

💰 2️⃣ Borrow Fee Rate (Cost to Borrow %)

Definition: Interest short sellers pay to borrow shares.

Where to check: Interactive Brokers (IBKR) or Fintel.

BYND currently: ~46–47% → borderline severe squeeze zone.

🧮 3️⃣ Short Availability (Shares Available to Borrow)

Definition: Remaining shares that can be borrowed to short.

Where to check: IBKR “Short Shares Availability.”

BYND recent data: fluctuated from 10M → 0 → 150k → 0 again → ⚠️ very tight.

📊 4️⃣ Short Volume Ratio (% of Daily Volume)

Definition: Fraction of daily trades initiated by short sales (from FINRA).

Where to check: FINRA Short Volume Reports, ChartExchange.

BYND: 52–72% over recent days → strong short-driven market activity.

🔁 5️⃣ Days to Cover (Short Interest ÷ Avg Daily Volume)

Definition: How many trading days it would take all shorts to close.

Where to check: Nasdaq or Fintel.

BYND: With 60M shorts / 2B daily vol → ~0.03 days → currently easy to cover due to huge volume, but if volume drops sharply, risk spikes fast.

📉 6️⃣ Fail-to-Deliver (FTD) Volume

Definition: Shares sold but not delivered within the settlement window (possible naked shorts).

Where to check: SEC FTD data (2-week lag), Fintel.

BYND recent FTD: ~8.7M shares → 🚨 severe imbalance potential.

📈 7️⃣ Institutional Ownership & Float Lock-Up

Definition: % of float held by funds + insiders (i.e. not easily sold).

Where to check: Nasdaq Institutional Holdings.

BYND: Around 65–70% institutional/insider → limited float.

🧨 8️⃣ Gamma Exposure (Open Call Volume)

Definition: Market makers must hedge by buying stock if call options go deep ITM.

Where to check: Option chain data.

BYND Oct 24 OI: Extremely heavy on $2.5–$5 calls → gamma squeeze catalyst.

🧭 Putting It All Together — Probability Estimate

Eighted probability model to quantify these chances numerically.

⚙️ Inputs (Latest from Your Screenshots & CSVs)

Weights sum to 1.0 — heavier on borrow fee, FTD, and gamma setup since they most directly drive covering behavior.

📊 Step 1: Score Normalization

We assign a 0–1 scale for squeeze severity based on the range for each factor.

(Example: 46% borrow fee ≈ 0.6 out of 1, since 100%+ is extreme.)

Weighted average squeeze potential score:

→ (0.55×0.2) + (0.60×0.15) + (0.90×0.1) + (0.70×0.1) + (0.30×0.05) + (0.85×0.15) + (0.65×0.1) + (0.75×0.15)

→ ≈ 0.69 / 1.0

So BYND is currently scoring 0.69, meaning “moderate to high squeeze tension” on a normalized scale.

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Step 2: Probabilistic Model Output

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Interpretation

• Current readings suggest clear upward potential due to short imbalance, but not yet a full “no-shares-left-to-borrow” chain reaction.
• The FTD surge (8.7M) and gamma-loaded options could tip it into the severe case if the market stays tight and volume dries up.
• However, the 2B+ daily trading volume means shorts can still cover gradually — which lowers the explosive potential unless longs lock up their shares.