CELH - Celsius Holdings, Inc. 0 WATCHERS

Saw someone pick up $62k worth of short expiry CELH puts yesterday and followed this morning

KMX gets obliterated every time there's a downturn and it feels like it's been "downturn-worthy" obliterated without the usual level of downturn. If someone thought there was something there long-term then that's something. It's currently trading under book. ENPH, VITL, NVO, CMG, SFM/NGVC, BMI, RACE in the upper $300's, PINS …

NVO HOOD CELH HIMS are the only four oversold

CELH and ELF my retarded plays are playing out

Glad some people still us DOS -- OS aside, this is a very, Sit and Forget portfolio which is fine, but you'll probably get your 7-10% here, but for more growth if your younger, throw in a HOOD or an ASTS or some oversold stocks like CELH or NVO or …

#Ban Bet Lost /u/e1ementboy4 made a bet that CELH would go to 75.0 within **4 weeks** when it was 60.8 and it did not, so they were banned for a week. Their record is now 4 wins and 1 losses [**Join WSB Discord**](https://discord.gg/wsbverse) | [**⚔**](https://www.reddit.com/r/KarmaCave/)

CELH I like. The dip seems to be an opportunity to buy.

I track insider buying (dip buys specifically), and noted that 3 of the companies with insiders buying the dip are Jack in the Box (JACK) with the CEO and an EVP buying, Sweetgreen (SG) with the CEO and Chief Concept Officer, and Wendy's (WEN) with a small buy by the …

CELH looking really good in this dip then, big insider buys

CELH, HIMS, ELF.

I'm looking at a few companies very closely right now trying to decide my next position: SharkNinja (SN), LendingTree (TREE), Celsius (CELH), and Nathan's Famous (NATH)

Not value but I’m in BROS, CELH, LWAY, NKE, COCO and CMG. They’re all consumer plays but I’ve bought them all recently and I’ve been happy with their performance so far. BROS is a long term play Jan 28 $40 strike. CELH had a rough quarter but I have girls …

I've been invested for a year. Purchased some more after this sell-off despite it raising my overall cost basis. I think the sell-off is way overdone, off of a slight revenue miss to buyside expectations for the quarter (despite beating sellside consensus revenue expectations). The noisy quarter comment for 4Q …

NVO kinda reminds me of CELH, complete value trap and who knows how low it will go

My thought is that shit is a roller coaster. "CELH down 40%" is almost a yearly staple post.

What are your thoughts on CELH Celsius Holdings? Down 40% in the past month. Looks like the stock is down 40% in the past 30 days because of their reliance on Pepsi, a lawsuit that alleges they misrepresented numbers of inventory sold to Pepsi, some issues with moving distribution for …

I personally think CELH will be a long term winner and expect it to 10-20x in the next 5 years.

Probably a leveraged bet on $GOOGL Or an un-leverage bet on $CELH

Holding HOOD and CELH

I drink CELH all the time and know lots of other people that do too.

CELH out of these and NvO

Best Value? HOOD, CELH, HIMS, NVO. These Reddit favorites, have all been discounted pretty heavily from their aths. Considering going heavy into them now, thoughts?

Maybe go more mid cap, HOOD, HIMS, CELH, NVO, good companies that are down big now. And stay away from micros unless your gambling

CELH

GOOG, CELH, QQQ

CELH

CELH When I bought it, it was going down, then I was down a ton, 50%, it was down from all time highs by more. Then they announced they were buying alani, and at the high I was up 100%. It sits as being up 24% today.

Just CELH

CELH is very cheap rn

I got lucky and sold EL and CELH right before they got crushed

HOOD, HIMS, Bbai, soun, CELH

Start small, think big, scale fast. Be strict with limiting losses and only average up. Never lose more than you would on a spend on gift or a bad date, and only average up. On the authority of legend Paul Tudor Jones I caution you: Losers average losers. Grind weekly …

I buy the stocks of products that i use. APPL, NVDA, AMD, CELH, YUM, COST, etc... I don't invest in the little things that i use but the big things that I have faith in. At the end of the day tho i only play with like 10-20% of my …

It's a hell of a lot easier to be bullish on something that routinely has its weakest components culled vs individual stocks that can get demolished overnight (looking at CELH after earnings). The requestion would be why WOULDNT you trade ES or NQ? Is there really any compelling reason not …

I worked with a dude who insisted he took his friend’s investment portfolio from $15K to $1.2M in a year. Barring insider trading or the biggest lucky options hit in history, there’s just no way that happens. He also claims to have become a millionaire himself simply off CELH options …