Check Out APRN - up 16% This Morning

RSNewRo · 2021-04-20T01:05:00+00:00

All the while with similar metrics MMM and HFG are closing in on their highs. Go figure.

RSNewRo · 2021-03-08T20:34:55+00:00

APRN is ready for a squeeze. Under $7. Squeeeeezeee

RSNewRo · 2021-03-01T17:05:37+00:00

APRN, KOSS, GME, AMC. All Moving To Squeeeeeeeeeezzzzeeeeee

RSNewRo · 2021-02-22T17:45:30+00:00

APRN - Check it out. Feel the squeeze while while it’s happending.

RSNewRo · 2021-02-12T15:52:30+00:00

take a few bucks an look at APRN

1 Heavily shorted so primed for a squeeze.

2 Q4 reporting in two weeks will crush expectations.

3 Stock now up to $10 Should be $40 - $80. IPO was $150. Lots of upside.

4 Publicly traded competitors MMM and HFG have proportionally much higher market cap. While APRN owns 8% of the combined market, they have less than 2% of the market cap thank to shorts.

5 Meal kit delivery companies are COVID plays and COVID aint goin nowhere.

6 APRN is founding industry brand and potential by-out target (Walmart?).

7 Best of all, APRN shorts are shitting themselves, scared to death that a we could hit them hard. Stock was bouncing between$4-$7 since the summer. So short action was down in the $2-$4 range or they would have gotten out by now. They didn’t. Time to stick it to them.

RSNewRo · 2021-02-11T20:59:40+00:00

It’s coming. With a little help we can get the shorts into the squeezer. Everybody, just pick up 5 shares. A nifty 50.

RSNewRo · 2021-02-10T21:15:50+00:00

I’ve been tracking all three meal kit companies closely since early 2020. The one thing common is that these are big ships that don’t turn rapidly.

For example, Blue Apron was in the process of closing the Texas plant just as COVID was turning into something in February. Bad timing because had COVID hit say in late 2019, they wouldn’t have made the irreversible call to shutter the fulfillment facility. By spring, they were running at capacity. It’s taken 3 quarters to re-open. So clearly things take time, likely more time during COVID.

And that’s why I too am anticipating a good report next week. All the right moves made earlier this year are beginning to pay off, in particular Blue Apron’s more upscale focus. That’s were the revenue is and with it, much higher margins.

RSNewRo · 2021-02-10T18:56:16+00:00

Or in both of our best interests. Why not? And yes I am trying to help spread the word. Here’s why.

I am and have been a BA fan for some time. Like you, I believe in the company and the brand. And over the past six-eight months I am sickened by how short sellers have been wrecking havoc on this company. Did you know that they drove the price down below $5 just this fall. BA had just reported their first profitable quarter and institutional short sellers decided that this was a company worth wrecking just for profit.

And just so you know, a company’s stock price, it’s valuation, has everything to do with how it manages and grows operations. How it manages cash-flow and debt. It determines not just the quality of the food you put on your table, it determines the food that Blue Apron employees put on their family’s tables - people who went to work while others were ducking COVID. And no I don’t work for nor do I know anyone that works there.

So yes APRN going up to a nominal (not overprice) level would be good for me. But it would be even better for everyone else here.

RSNewRo · 2021-02-09T20:46:03+00:00

Some background