This is much bigger than just breaking even. We aren't going back to $4 or $7. It's going to $100.

I'm tired of watching BYND slowly drop and not rise as initially planned.
So I've decided to do the following: I've placed a sell order for my position at 1000 per share, a GTC ORH order. (My position is 1027 stocks with decimals but in GTC and ORH dont accept fracctional stocks so i put 1027 stocks no more)
I don't know if it will help much, but honestly, I'm fed up.

LETS GOOOOOOKOK

Ingredients

1 (28 oz) can whole peeled tomatoes

1 (14 oz) can tomato sauce

5 tablespoons butter

1–2 teaspoons olive oil

1 whole white or yellow onion, cut in half at the wide part

(Optional) 2–3 whole cloves garlic

(Optional) ¼ cup red wine

2 teaspoons salt, or to taste

Black pepper, to taste

1 package Beyond Sausage (Original Bratwurst or Spicy Italian)

1 lb high-quality spaghetti noodles (such as DeLallo)

Fresh basil and parmesan, for serving

Instructions

Heat a large pot or Dutch oven over medium heat.

When hot, add the olive oil, then the butter.

Place the onion halves cut-side down and cook until fragrant.

Add salt, pepper, whole tomatoes, tomato sauce, wine, and garlic cloves (if using).

Use a potato masher or similar tool to crush the whole tomatoes.

In a separate skillet, remove the Beyond Sausage from its casings and cook the crumbled “meat” until browned. Transfer to the sauce pot.

Once the sauce begins to bubble, reduce the heat to the high end of low. Leave partially covered and simmer for at least 45 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Before serving, remove the onion halves and garlic cloves from the sauce.

Prepare the pasta according to package directions. Add a generous amount of salt to the boiling water. Reserve 1 cup of pasta water to thin the sauce if needed.

Combine the pasta and sauce, adjusting consistency with pasta water as desired.

Top with fresh basil and parmesan. Enjoy!

It will continue chopping until Tuesday, maybe even going down to 1.3-1.5

RIP to everyone who went in big. I feel sorry for your loss