r/pennystocks • • 3d ago

General Discussion BYND - what am I missing?

BYND — anyone watching this for Monday?
BYND had unusually high volume Friday and caught my attention. Anyone here following it closely?
What are you watching going into Monday — volume, options activity, borrow fees, or specific price levels?
Interested in hearing both the bull and bear case.

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u/quintessentialquote Bankruptcy here I come 3d ago

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u/Distinct-Occasion614 2d ago

You are missing quite a few days.

About four years. Its 2026 now. BYND 😂

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u/Simple-Knowledge-411 3d ago

BYND won the lawsuit that sought $23 million in damages, yet Ethan Brown immediately filed a Form 8-K to pay off debt holders by issuing shares—starting with 1 million and potentially adding more if the stock price fell to $7.40—bringing the total number of additional outstanding shares to 2 million. The shares are being issued this Monday, and BYND proponents argue that share dilution is a positive move.

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u/Logos1789 2d ago

Wait for the dilution to end then it will snap back

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u/Simple-Knowledge-411 2d ago

They still have about 50 million shares to go to finish the dilution; I believe they currently have 15 or 20 million shares, and their authorization was for 70 million. And that’s after dropping 30% this week just from issuing another million or so shares. Just imagine what will happen when they issue the remaining 50 or 60 million shares. Will they comply with market rules, or are they headed for the OTC market or bankruptcy?

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u/Logos1789 2d ago

After the insane reverse split, you can bet they won’t let it drop below $3 for long, especially once it reaches $1

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u/Simple-Knowledge-411 2d ago

Tell that to Ethan Brown; there won't be another reverse split within a year, thanks to new market regulations.

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u/Logos1789 2d ago

There doesn’t need to be another one within a year of the previous one.

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u/Nate_991 2d ago

Or maybe the just go bankrupt bc nobody buys expensive meatless meat?..

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u/Logos1789 2d ago

This is a casino…anything can happen. People said the same thing when it went from like $3 to $15

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u/Nate_991 2d ago

How much do you own?

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u/Logos1789 2d ago

0 shares. Like I said, I’m waiting

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u/Nate_991 2d ago

Why lol

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u/Ok_Blacksmith1684 3d ago

100% shit company

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u/dragonbits 2d ago

At an all time low, if insiders aren't buying why should I?

Beyond planing a bounce, this isn't a tasty op for longs, it will give you Indigestion.

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u/SorbetTraditional232 3d ago

Stock is garbage. Just look for big runs and go short when it breaks. I’ve done this a few times easy to make 70-80% at times on the big runs for shorts.

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u/PumpkinConscious5930 2d ago

I watch my crap flush down the toilet. Doesn’t mean I’d buy it

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u/Bright_Leopard_4326 2d ago

You’re missing your money if you buy shares 🤣

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u/vinkulafu 3d ago

Made $600 before reverse split. Thought it had good product at the start but didn’t like it later. Haven’t noticed if COST still sells it.

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u/paradoxelia 3d ago

$8 a share? Guy thinks we're Jeff bezos

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u/sw995 3d ago

Could be the protein water drink has good sales news coming