Your analysis of Beyond Meat as a case study of speculative excess is spot on. The company is a perfect example of how market sentiment can become completly detached from fundamentals - a business that still hasn't achieved profitability after nearly a decade getting treated as a meme stock shows just how much risk appetite is driving prices. The contrast you draw with gold's all-time highs is instructive; one represents genuine paradigm shifts in global monetary systems, while the other represents retail traders chasing momentum without regard for underlying value.
It is important not to simplify with "all assets are on ATH". Beyond Meat is clearly a case of market bubble situation. 100% agree! Thanks for your comment.
Your analysis of Beyond Meat as a case study of speculative excess is spot on. The company is a perfect example of how market sentiment can become completly detached from fundamentals - a business that still hasn't achieved profitability after nearly a decade getting treated as a meme stock shows just how much risk appetite is driving prices. The contrast you draw with gold's all-time highs is instructive; one represents genuine paradigm shifts in global monetary systems, while the other represents retail traders chasing momentum without regard for underlying value.
It is important not to simplify with "all assets are on ATH". Beyond Meat is clearly a case of market bubble situation. 100% agree! Thanks for your comment.