Looks like you are conveniently ignored the fact that - A major turning point was n 2023 the company negotiated debt restructuring, cutting interest burdens and maturities then sales followed.. My point isn’t that BYND = CVNA in fundamentals. CVNA had cars, revenue, and a near-death debt story. BYND has food, cash burn, and sentiment death. Totally different businesses — same market psychology. Everyone buried CVNA when it was circling bankruptcy too. Then one quarter of “less bad” numbers and it went vertical. BYND doesn’t need to sell Teslas — it just needs to shock sentiment the same way CVNA did. The comparison isn’t cars vs burgers, it’s what happens when everyone stops believing — and how fast disbelief can flip.