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2023.12.16 20:51 Daeny7 My first vanilla playthrough
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2023.03.29 15:22 anhangera Just had a pawn lose a leg because she decided to walk down the shooting range, how has your day been going?
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2023.03.23 01:09 Ptjgora1981 Tried to turn out the lights and whatnot, before we left...
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2022.07.27 18:21 sirjeal For those wondering, there is actually around 12 different lines of Dialogue with Mona after Kazuha's Mirage depending on whether or not you did 1.1 event. Posted for those who don't want to look it up.
(If "Unreconciled Stars" was completed) Mona: ...Seems like similar things happen every time I'm with you. I'll attempt divination, read the signs, zero in on the target, then solve the problem.
Mona: You're surrounded by all kinds of friends, secrets, and destinies. It's incredible.
Paimon: No, you're incredible! You helped Fischl and us solve that
Leonard situation.
Traveler: Is this a good thing for an astrologist?
Mona: All things considered, I suppose. Let's hope we can all stick together and resolve this, like we did last time.
Paimon: When you say together, do you mean the two of you, or all three of us?
Mona: Pff...
Mona: Okay, okay, the three of us then! Sometimes, Paimon offers an insightful perspective that can be very helpful to me.
Paimon: Really? Paimon's starting to like you a lot, Genius Astrologist Mona!
Mona: Yes, that's the perspective I'm talking about! You'll never meet another astrologist as clever and charming as me, ohohohoho!
Paimon: Yeah, everything about you's great, except for, um... please don't laugh like Fischl again... ever.
Mona: Ahem! Sorry... Heh, friends' habits rub off on you when you spend a lot of time together, don't they... haha... hah...
Mona: I'll keep observing the stars. Keep in touch, (Traveler).
(Quest completes)
(If "Unreconciled Stars" was not completed) Mona: ...When we set foot in this picture-perfect place, I never would've imagined we'd be dealing with such a mystifying occurrence.
Traveler: How do you feel about it?
Mona: Fine, I suppose. I could use some help though.
Paimon: What do you need us to do?
Mona: Um...
Mona: Uhh... nothing, actually.
Paimon: What? Are you underestimating us!?
Mona: No, I just realized that although you never talk much, you do so much for us all, quietly, in the background.
Mona: You're the companion everyone needs. I think we're all very relieved to have you here.
Mona: I know putting high expectations on you might give you some unwelcome pressure, but... I like to think an astrologist's observations can yield insights outside the night sky alone, and noticing other people's strengths is a kind of observation, too.
Paimon: So you just wanted to compliment us?
Mona: I was simply stating the facts, not complimenting anyone.
Traveler: Hmm, so you can't admit...
Paimon: ...that you're actually complimenting someone!
Mona: Stop smirking at me! I told you, it was an objective evaluation, not a compliment! Not a compliment!
Mona: I'll keep observing the stars. Stay in touch, (Traveler).
Edit: Someone asked about a video of the dialogues. Here's two, one has a Youtuber doing the event. apologies if that bothers some.
https://youtu.be/cFZrgbZ1F3Q?t=4577 (1.1 completed)
https://youtu.be/cWAaDdQ1qpY?t=3349 (Not completed.)
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2021.12.09 18:53 MillennialBets $SLDP - Solid Power - Powering next gen EVs and your portfolio
Date: 2021-12-09 11:15:19,
Author: u/GoInToTheBreak, (Karma: 3349, Created:Mar-2021)
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CELH 68.905 F 19.83 MS 101.66 QS 25.03 TSLA 1032.55 DKNG 32.23 LCID 39.06 SLDP N/A
Why have I not heard of this ticker before? This was previously a SPAC that merged today and so is now a “real stock”.
Don’t most SPACs suck? Yes, most deSPACs suck but the ones that don’t like DKNG, QS, LCID have huge upside.
Why is this different? There are only two public companies working on the next generation of solid state batteries to power future EVs and other tech; Quantumscape ($QS) and Solid Power. Solid Power went public at a very attractive price putting it at about 1/5th the valuation of Quantumscape.
What exactly are Solid Power’s selling points?
Solid Power is making a “New Breed of Battery”, namely solid state batteries, primarily for Electric Vehicles (“EVs”). They have been in R&D mode for the last 8 years, are now ramping towards production, and will be the first to commercial production using existing lithium battery manufacturing facilities.
The advantages of moving to solid state batteries are many but some main ones include:
- Double the range of current batteries
- More than double the life of current batteries
- Non-volatile (they don’t catch on fire during accidents like current batteries)
- Cheaper to manufacture at scale
- Their batteries do not use Cobalt which is currently being cornered by aggressive Chinese acquisitions
What is even more exciting are their partners and investors
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Ford has committed to a joint venture with Solid Power and plans to eventually incorporate their batteries into its EVs. Ford is projecting that it will be producing 600,000 EVs by 2023 (Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/ford-plans-to-increase-ev-production-to-600000-vehicles-by-2023/ar-AAQSlV5) making Ford the second largest EV producer after Tesla.
BMW may also soon be a completely electric vehicle company with Germany planning to phase out all petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 (Source: https://www.lifegate.com/germany-electric-cars)
Does the government have some involvement here?
Glad you asked. It's not only the private sector that loves Solid Power. Solid Power was spun out of a DARPA project and the government really wants this tech ASAP to counter Chinese control of the battery market. As such the U.S government has given them multiple grants and contracts going back to 2013 to fund their R&D in the hopes of incorporating solid state batteries into future defense and space systems (Source: https://govtribe.com/vendors/solid-power-inc-dot-6lyk5#related-federal-contract-awards-table). The new infrastructure bill also includes $6 billion allocated towards battery infrastructure which is a potential pot of money Solid Power can access to turbo boost their R&D.
Why is Everyone Excited About Batteries?
Morgan Stanley has said that “Batteries Are the New Oil” and with our rapidly approaching electric future I can’t help but agree. As more and more of our infrastructure runs off batteries the companies that control this resource will be the new providers of energy in the future replacing the Exxons and BPs of today. The EV market has a TAM of $300B at 50% penetration and $600B at 100% EV penetration as projected to take place in 2035. The most exciting of these companies and the one with the most advanced technology, in my opinion, is Solid Power and we have a real gift being handed to us here being able to get into this thing early and on the ground floor of the future here. Solid Power is already lined up to provide the batteries for future EVs from Ford and BMW as well as the major Korean brands via it’s joint venture with SK (more on that later).
How does Solid Power compare to the competition
The company that most people are aware of in this space since it went public first is of course Quantumscape ($QS). There are two ways to compare Quantumscape and Solid Power, first by their respective technologies and second by how they are currently trading in the market and by both these measures Solid Power is a clear winner.
- Quantumscape only tested their batteries to 800 cycles, while Solid Power tested theirs to 1000, and at 45 degrees Celsius as opposed to Quantumscape’s 25 degrees Celsius while maintaining >80% capacity retention.
- Solid Power has recorded 650 cycles with a 2C-rate fast charge occurring during every fifth cycle in near room-temperature conditions, whereas most of Quantumscape’s published numbers were only performed at <=1C rates, suggesting that Solid Power batteries are more efficient at quick-charging, as much as twice as efficient. Quick charging is a huge requirement for battery technology.
- Quantumscape is struggling with at-scale production and rollout strategies, whereas Solid Power is going to market with those problems solved and partners in place to hit the ground running. Solid Power will have its batteries in Ford EVs in 2022 for initial testing.
The nice thing about Quantumscape going public first is it gives us a look at how receptive the market is to a solid state battery play.
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I made this chart prior to the merger and am too lazy to update it but as you can see we are following it nicely.
As we can see from the $QS chart it also meandered along around $12 going into merger before rocketing to a high of $114.77 and then eventually settling in the $20 - $40 range.
Solid Power is going public at a pro-forma enterprise value of $1.2B at $10 per share. That means that $QS post merger valuation is trading at a 10x premium to $SLDP pre-merger and some simple math would then tell us that for $SLDP to trade at market cap parity to $QS the stock would need to rise to $100 per share, a 10x return from its merger price.
Another major competitor to Solid Power is SK Innovation, the battery manufacturing arm of Korean conglomerate SK and the world’s 4th largest battery manufacturer. SK Innovations, however, signed a joint development agreement with Solid Power in October whereby Solid Power will help SK Innovation develop solid state batteries for the Asian market. SK will invest $30 million into Solid Power as well as paying them a licensing fee on all their batteries and they expect this joint venture to cut their solid state battery launch window by 2 years.
SK saw the writing on the wall, that Solid Power is way ahead of the pack and if they want to stay competitive they needed to get access to their R&D.
SK is investing $2.6B in a battery factory in Georgia to build NCM batteries for the initial run of Ford F-150 pickup trucks but you can bet this factory will be designed so that it can easily swap to manufacturing Solid Power’s solid state batteries as soon as they are ready to go to market. Solid Power gets a fat royalty on every battery sold while SK fronts all the capital. I think this is an excellent business strategy by Solid Power versus Qunatumscape trying to do everything themselves. (Source: https://insideevs.com/news/508616/ford-skinnovation-battery-jv-blueovalsk/)
The final major competitors in this space are LG Energy Solutions and Samsung SDI Co., but without access to Solid State’s technology they are not expected to have commercial solid state batteries available on the market until 2027-2030.
What is the Bear Case?
I am obviously bullish on this company but no investment is without risks. While Solid Power has so far met all its milestones they are still a year out from initial production and 2 years from large scale commercial deliveries. As with any pre-revenue play these timelines could slip and everything could get pushed farther out leaving you to hold this for longer than you may have hoped for. They may also have issues like many manufacturers do (*cough Tesla*) ramping up production as fast as they hope.
Position and Disclaimers:
I have an economic interest in the success of Solid Power. I am currently long 12,000 commons and 20,000 warrants.
TL;DR: Solid Power has amazing potential with solid partners and tech. PT $30 low case, $81 midcase, $120 high case
References:
Solid Power Investor Presentation: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgadata/1844862/000119312521190525/d124653dex993.htm
Bloomberg Article 10/28/21 SK Targets New EV Battery Technology Two Years Ahead of Rivals:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-10-28/sk-innovation-targets-the-year-2025-for-solid-state-batteries
Press Release 10/27/21 Solid Power Partners with SK Innovation to Jointly Produce All-Solid-State Batteries:
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/10/28/2322267/0/en/Solid-Power-Partners-with-SK-Innovation-to-Jointly-Produce-All-Solid-State-Batteries.html
Solid Power Federal Contract Awards:
https://govtribe.com/vendors/solid-power-inc-dot-6lyk5#related-federal-contract-awards-table
Ford EV projections: https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/ford-plans-to-increase-ev-production-to-600000-vehicles-by-2023/ar-AAQSlV5
Germany all electric by 2030:
https://www.lifegate.com/germany-electric-cars
SK-Ford battery MOU:
https://insideevs.com/news/508616/ford-skinnovation-battery-jv-blueovalsk/
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2021.10.22 19:29 MillennialBets SNAX - a baby thrown out with the SPAC bathwater, has differentiated best-in-class product, a deep moat, a low-float, and is a leading player in fast-growing healthy foods consumer segment - DD #6
Date: 2021-10-22 12:41:29,
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AMZN 3349.44 COST 483.05 K 61.895 KIRK 23.16 SNAX 5.38 AGC 11.13 BLUW 9.63
THE QUICK & DIRTY
Founded in 2017, Stryve (SNAX) introduced a new & highly profitable food category to the North American market, a far healthier, better-tasting alternative to beef jerky, known as biltong. The main difference between biltong & jerky? Biltong is naturally air-dried, whereas jerky is dehydrated via the introduction of heat. The biltong process results in almost twice the protein, with 0 sugar, 0 carbs, and no artificial ingredients, stabilizers, nitrates, or additives. Meat snacks is a multibillion-dollar opportunity[1], and Stryve is the leader in this nascent & fast-growing category, having recently acquired its main competitor[2] (Kalahari Snacks) & has dramatically expanded its retail footprint in the last 6 months. SNAX is a microcap with only 8.2M shares, obliterated in half to only $5.16 from its recent $10.00 SPAC valuation. The company is showing outstanding revenue growth, impressive vendor penetration ability, and was unwisely dumped along with nearly all recent de-SPACs regardless of whether a given SPAC is a good company or not. I’m not alone in that belief, three Wall Street analysts recently initiated on SNAX, all with Buy Ratings & price targets of $15, $12, & $15 per share, for an average target price of $14, representing nearly 200% to 300% upside.
WHY ARE YOU BULLISH ON A TOTALLY DESTROYED LOW-FLOAT MICROCAP SPAC?
Great question. I found this SPAC entirely by accident. Last month I was researching redemption SPAC squeezes & trying to understand the then mysterious reasons, metrics & attributes which caused IRNT (DFNS), OPAD & CRXT (BLUW) to squeeze > 300% higher. It was then I learned that of all 2020-2021 SPAC mergers, SNAX was the 3rd most redeemed at a whopping 95%. I didn’t believe it at first, partly because I thought I would have heard, and partly because it made no sense given SNAX didn’t squeeze even with its tiny float. But it’s true, only EFTR (LWAC) & HLBZ (GRNV) had slightly higher redemption figures[3] (Exhibit 1), and they both rocketed 300% & 400% higher. But SNAX didn’t, because when it merged, the redemption squeeze wasn’t a targeted trade. After digging into EFTR & HLBZ, I started looking into SNAX expecting to find the same unrealistic garbage projections, a total crap company, and nothing but a retail trap to enrich wealthy hedge fund SPAC sponsors. But I didn’t find that at all, in fact what I found was a new consumer product with both a regulatory moat, a unique differentiation, and near total segment dominance[4], rapidly expanding its footprint in a fast-growing & high-margin healthy eating/living segment. Better still, recent results were seemingly on-point proving the company’s boasts, and there were exciting, tangible growth developments. What started out as what I assumed a simple 15-minute financial review, a peek at float, short interest, insider behaviour, etcetera, led me down a many hour rabbit hole of SEC filings & research into a consumer food / healthy living company, and here we are.
Exhibit 1 (from Bloomberg - September 16, 2021)
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WHAT IS BILTONG, WHY IS IT BETTER OR DIFFERENT THAN JERKY & WHY NOW?
Biltong is a naturally air-dried meat originating in South Africa over 400 years ago. While similar to jerky, it differs greatly from jerky in that it is not created via an application of heat, either through baking, dehydrating, or any other means. So while it takes longer to create, the finished product is much healthier, as critically it retains far more protein than jerky (sometimes 100% more protein than competitor brands), and it needs absolutely zero sugars, artificial ingredients, or stabilizing additives. Biltong is, quite literally, all-natural; whereas our North American jerky often has sugars, nitrates, preservatives & additives (See chart below). We live in a time when healthy food options & food health improvements have moved beyond fad or niche, into a way of life for millions, and growing every day. This is especially true for Millennial & Generation Z consumers. At any given moment, millions of Americans are on a high-protein diet, be it the Atkin’s Diet, the South Beach Diet, the Zone Diet, the High Protein Keto Diet, or others, and jerky is a staple of many of these individuals. It’s also enjoyed by weight-lifters, outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, campers, and many others, but the simple fact is this market is rapidly growing, and with impressive compound growth.[5]
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FINANCIALS, MARGIN, REVENUE GROWTH, PRODUCT PENETRATION, BAG MATH, MANAGEMENT & EXPECTATIONS
There are currently about 8.2M Class A shares of SNAX issued & outstanding, at a price of $5.16 today, the market cap is only ~$42M. Insiders own about 1.3M of those Class A shares, thus further reducing float to something a bit fewer than 7M shares by my calculation, so this is a true microcap & please be aware stocks this small are typically high beta, given to big swings in price depending on news flow. In terms of revenue, 2019 & 2020 Actuals were $10.8M & $17M respectively (57% YoY growth), and midpoint of 2021 guidance is $32.5M (91% YoY growth). This is solid revenue growth for a fledgling company building a new market segment, but most impressively Stryve noted on its 2Q21 earnings call that gross margin is close to 50% at a whopping 48.7%! That’s in the “printing money” arena, and surprisingly they claim they’ll get their margin even higher with increasing scale! An analyst on the call asked how they had managed to get margin this high & the answer was partially due to an increased proportion of DTC e-commerce sales at 39%, as these are more profitable than retail bricks & mortar sales (cut out middle-man), as well as the vertical integration they have with their plant (note: SNAX owns its manufacturing), significant automation, and the fact fixed costs are already in place, so the incremental sales revenue is largely bolt-on at this point, and their plant has the capacity for $100M in biltong revenue scaling. As you may expect of a consumer product company in an accelerated growth phase, operating expenses are growing too. If we annualize 1H21 run-rate they’ll clock a YoY increase of 29%, but so long as topline revenue growth looks as impressive as it currently does, this is more than acceptable. We already know SNAX DTC efforts are extremely profitable, but what about the retail channel bag sales? Here we must guess. I’m going to use a typical 40:60 retail revenue-sharing baseline & assume SNAX only keeps 40% of sales. They’ve grown stores extremely rapidly over the last year & are now in over 30,000 storefronts. If they can sell just 1 bag of product per day, per store, at $6.99 MSRP, that’s ~$84k in revenue per day & $31M per year. Keep in mind this is NOT even counting their more profitable online sales through Stryve.com or Amazon.com or any of their other product sales like Stryve Nutritionals. That doesn’t sound so bad for a company currently with a $42M market cap & trading at only 1.3x sales. Lastly, this is a very experienced management team driving the bus, the CEO was the former CMO of Dr Pepper Snapple Group, responsible for over $10B in sales, and the CSO was at Kellogg’s for 25 years & scaled Kashi to $400M in sales. This is relevant, correlated experience to the business of growing Stryve, and both company & board insiders should be motivated as they own almost 20% of SNAX (See chart below).
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YOU DOWN WITH PPE?
PPE, how can I explain it. It’s one of the reasons why SNAX appears to have a solid moat. I know what you’re probably thinking, how the expletive does a jerky company have a moat? The answer is, because it’s not a jerky company, remember, it’s a biltong company! I was skeptical too, but this one falls under the category of, you don’t know the obscure minutia that you don’t know. Because of the way biltong is air-dried & cured, in the complete absence of the application of bacteria-killing heat (the way jerky’s made) it is literally illegal to import biltong into the United States. Voila; instant moat. You just knocked-out dried meat snack competition from the other 194 nations on Planet Earth. But that’s not all, the USDA apparently isn’t keen on granting approval to biltong manufacturing centers domestically either. SNAX notes it took their personal approximately 9 years of back-and-forth with the USDA to establish the required food safety protocols for biltong processing in America. Stryve believes there is only one other significant plant capable of large-scale biltong manufacturing in the USA, but notes it is only ~1/3 SNAX size. Thus, Stryve’s plant is the largest air-dried meat processing facility in America. SNAX shareholders need not worry about capacity constraints, as the plant has $100M in revenue capacity, and SNAX is currently at ~$34M in annual revenue, yielding more than enough room for organic growth or private labeling activities (Costco-Kirkland?). This plant’s uniqueness seems extremely important to me, so I read up on the new lease on the facility, and no worries there either, it lasts for at least the next 27 years.[6] It’s cost? SNAX states it has spent over $10M on its PPE, so this is not a trivial expenditure to get a food manufacturing plant this size & scale up & running. Exciting isn't it, a special kinda business.
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THIS ALL SOUNDS GREAT, BUT I’M USED TO JERKY, DOES BILTONG TASTE GOOD?
This is where the real DD comes into play. If you’re investing in Ferrari you probably never owned or even test drove a current model. If you’re investing in Raytheon they’re not going to let you fire a Tomahawk cruise missile. But if the merchandise is widely available & reasonably attainable, there is never any excuse for you to not try a consumer product before investing in their public equity. With that said, BEHOLD, two photos (it wouldn’t all fit in one pic) of roughly $120 in SNAX biltong samples. I bought & tried a bag & a stick of literally every flavor I could find from all three of SNAX’s bagged brands, Stryve, Kalahari, and Vacadillos (flavors geared for the fast-growing US Hispanic market[7]). I also bought all their single serving snack stick flavors, as well as their unique ½ pound charcuterie biltong slab. I can report glowingly that the product is fantastic, and in fact I now prefer it to jerky for a variety of reasons, the most important being taste, but also health reasons given the high protein, 0 sugars, and 0 additives. Taste-wise, the most interesting thing I notice between jerky & biltong is how you experience the flavor. If you’re eating teriyaki jerky for instance, you instantly get hit with the teriyaki taste, and a moment later you pick up on the dried meat. With biltong I find it quite the reverse, you immediately realize you’re eating meat, and only then do you perceive the teriyaki flavor. Biltong, in my opinion, is more subtle with the flavoring if you will. The Kalahari garlic product had a hint of garlic. The Stryve teriyaki had a hint of teriyaki, and the Vacadillos Carne Seca Habanero is now my absolute favorite product in this space. A recent 2021 launch, it is legitimately habanero flavored with some real authentic heat. Too often I find companies label their product with “jalapeno” or “habanero” & I’m disappointed there’s virtually zero, if not literally zero heat. Not the case with SNAX Vacadillos, a true pepper experience is there, and I even got that wonderful nostril-clearing heat sensation. I’ll be buying Vacadillos Habanero for as long as Stryve makes it! As for the charcuterie biltong slab, it was the “freshest” jerky-type product I’ve ever had, which is not surprising given you’re slicing it from whole product yourself in your kitchen. But frankly, I don’t know how much of a market there is for that product, could it really be that big? It would be great for entertaining as part of an appetizer tray or at parties, or perhaps for a real aficionado of this product to slice into, but I’m skeptical this will be a meaningful contributor to revenue as IMO it seems niche. Nevertheless, it was interesting, fun, unique & cool, so I’m glad Stryve offers it. The only product category I didn’t care that much for were the snack sticks – full disclosure I’m not a fan of jerky snack sticks either, but I found the Stryve sticks to be a bit too dry. They did admittedly taste very good though, so IMO just dial-back the dryness a touch & the sticks are a winner as well.
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WHAT ELSE DOES STRYVE HAVE COOKING? LITERALLY.
One thing I’ve noticed people fail to understand about SNAX, is they think it’s just a jerky company, but this is not true. Stryve plans on building itself into a full-scale healthy consumer foods company, and to that endeavor just launched Stryve Nutrition last quarter, leading off with a bone broth product & a collagen product, both of which have just hit the market, and plans to add a “full suite” of nutritional food products throughout 2022 – these are new products which will be additive to total revenue. In addition to Stryve Nutrition, Stryve Foods plans to launch a product estate of healthier snacking options, including snack bars, nutritional breads & grains, chips, cookies, and crackers. What this demonstrates is that Stryve is loaded for bear & is not content simply being a category leader in the meat snacks segment like a Jack Links. SNAX has a vision & a roadmap to become a top healthy foods corporation, with their fingers in many different cookie jars (some literally!). Frankly, as promising as this all sounds, I'm assigning no value to it & simply view any ancillary near-term revenue from this Stryve franchise as 100% upside to projections. The Nutrition segment is not necessary at all for SNAX to trade much higher than where it is today, but this sure is a nice thing to have in the works!
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CURRENT FOOTPRINT OF 30,000+ RETAIL STORES & AGGRESSIVELY EXPANDING
SNAX is aggressively & impressively growing its retail footprint in ways which are simply not typical in business. Retail isn't easy. It added the Wawa chain nationwide just 5 months ago, that’s all 900 locations, and added > 4,000 more locations total in 3Q21, including 2,600 Speedways (3/4 of chain’s footprint) & signed on 1,400 Circle K locations. [8] A few months back they got into Costco in the northwest, which sounds to me like Costco might be testing Stryve given that limited geography, but management noted the early sales data coming out of Costco is “promising”. Obviously if they can score a Costco distribution that would be a huge get at ~550 warehouses. IMO would Trader Joe’s (~530 stores), would be an absolutely perfect fit for this better-for-you product. On the last conference call, management also noted that it is “working hard” on getting Stryve into Whole foods, and this too could be a potential big win at ~500 stores. Frankly, footprint is one of the things that drew me to this company (See chart below). As someone who regularly buys jerky I’ve taken note of this companies retail expansion, while I never heard of Stryve or Kalahari even a few years ago, it’s seemingly everywhere today. In just a short drive from my home their product is for sale in Wawa, Kings Supermarket, CVS, Wegman’s, Speedway, Stop & Shop, 7-ELEVEN, etc. It’s simply everywhere, and this is no small task or accomplishment for any consumer product, and yet it’s happened quickly. It makes me a believer in something striking the CEO said on the last conference call regarding their sales pitch to new retail partners: It's not anymore about if they should put us in (their stores), it's when they should put us in, how many stores they’re going to start with, and how many SKUs” – this is why they’re building strong momentum & adding new retailers “constantly”.
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WHAT DO WALL STREET ANALYSTS THINK?
There are currently 3 firms covering SNAX, and all 3 of them issued buy ratings.
Northland – BUY - $15 target price (= 191% upside)
“There are very few healthy meat snacks other than Stryve's products on the market today, placing them in a strong position for expansion." Stryve is well-positioned to take advantage of ongoing health-focused consumer trends as more Americans are searching for healthy snacking products. As more people adopt a healthier lifestyle and are made aware of Stryve’s healthy air-dried meat offerings, Stryve can continue to disrupt the meat snack category…They will be able to increase their penetration of the 183 million Americans that are seeking healthy snacks, along with a strong international opportunity.”[10]
Craig Hallum – BUY - $15 target price (= 191% upside)
“Stryve is unlike any other high growth, better-for-you food company…with advantages in the marketplace so big they're almost unfair.” Calls SNAX’s DTC channel, “a money-making machine” and notes high product margins, barriers to entry, and shelf stability of products. Installed SNAX on Craig Hallum’s Alpha Select equity research picks list for*, “hidden investment opportunities that have enormous potential.”*[11]
Cowen Inc. – BUY - $12 target price (= 133% upside)
Calls SNAX a “disruptor” in the industry & states they have a, "differentiated offering & strong value proposition aligned with consumer preference.” Notes the company only has a fraction of a point of this $5B market today, "though its rapidly growing footprint speaks to building momentum. The considerable white space available to its unique product line is complemented by barriers to entry, mindful of the USDA’s high bar for approving air-dried meat facilities as well as its restrictions on air-dried or uncooked meat exports."[12]
CONCLUSION / DISCLOSURE:
I like the stock (just kidding).
I am long 11,000 shares SNAX & 14,600 SNAX warrants on my belief this company is tremendously undervalued at $5.16 & trading at only 1.3x projected 2021E sales. I believe it will rise in value with each earnings report as Stryve demonstrates increased revenue & increased storefront penetration. From a trading perspective, Stryve will gets its brand story in front of a Wall Street audience by attending the institutional equity calendar year conference circuit. Additional catalysts could include new retail relationships with major N.A. players (Costco, Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Aldi, Turkey Hill, Cumberland Farms, etc.). Another catalyst might be the issuance of 2022 revenue guidance with 3Q21 earnings next month, as it really is astounding to me how rapidly Stryve's building out its distribution footprint, thus it wont entirely surprise me is 2022 revenue guidance blows us away.
Stryve appears to be the classic example of an attractive SPAC baby being thrown out with the SPACpocalypse bathwater. We will look back a few years from now & see many instances where promising companies sold off to what will then appear absurdly low valuations merely because they started life out as a SPAC. There are numerous SPACs, they all came within about a year of each other, and equity research on Wall Street is a shell of its former self. There’s simply not enough bandwidth to cover everything & stocks fall through the cracks, especially SPACs, but this breeds opportunity for the diligent retail investor. Additionally, we’ve hedge funds shorting SPACs simply because they’re SPACs. Brad Gerstner, himself operating two SPACs, noted on television recently he’s short fifty SPACs. FIFTY. Don’t tell me his team conducted full diligence & built DCF models on those fifty names before shorting them. Hell no, he’s shorting them simply because they’re SPACs. Perhaps it’s poetic justice his AGC is currently the 6th most shorted stock in the entire market at 36% S.I. of float.[13]
So where do I see SNAX going? It’s a SPAC, so tough to say short-term, but based on growth metrics, margin, moat, differentiation, impressive retail adds, assets, and most importantly, actual current revenue trajectory, I feel this is grossly undervalued. The market cap as I write this is only $42M, for a company which will do ~$33M in revenue this year, and that owns a highly desirable & unique > $10M USDA licensed manufacturing plant. In terms of price, I think the only reason SNAX isn’t trading between $8 - $10 today is the fact it is still 100% completely unknown, and once Stryve has some light shed on it the stock will quickly move up into that $8 - $10 range with its peers for a 50% to 100% home run investment gain. And I think this run to >=$8 can happen quickly. I can completely disregard all of SNAX's obvious growth potential & still get you a fair $8 valuation on this stock today simply by using a more typical 2x multiple. And again, that's with 100% intentionally ignoring growth. Beyond that, I am much in agreement with the 3 Wall Street analysts covering the company with Buy ratings & think SNAX can hit $12 to $15 or more within one year. For a near-term wildcard, I believe a New York based hedge fund might buy a SNAX position of up to 10% of shares over the coming days given a curious pre-funded warrant filing I noticed with the SEC, if so that could lead to positive trading momentum. Ultimately, I believe Stryve gets acquired by a large food company, likely by 4Q23, and probably one with an existing jerky presence. Specifically, I predict Jack Links acquires SNAX. If I’m Jack Links this is an absolute no-brainer to add a differentiated, but highly correlated market segment to my fold, recognizing cost synergies, while simultaneously taking out a potential threat similar to, and much healthier than, my entire existing product portfolio, and gaining control over the largest meat facility in this category in all of North America. I do not believe SNAX currently has a poison pill or a shark repellent provision to prevent a takeover should an acquirer go that route if a board agreement cannot be reached, but I doubt that would be necessary anyway, as it rarely is.
REDDIT’S DISCLAIMER: I'm not a financial advisor, this is not financial advice, and you should always do your own due diligence before buying or selling anything in life.
[1] https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/jerky-snacks-market
[2] https://www.foodbusinessnews.net/articles/17978-stryve-integrates-kalahari-snacks-into-meat-snacks-portfolio
[3] https://www.bloombergquint.com/gadfly/spac-redemption-trade-mints-new-meme-stocks-tmc-irnt
[4] August 2021 SPINS data (89% market share of United States air-dried meat market)
[5] https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/food/wp/2017/04/10/this-is-why-youre-seeing-so-much-beef-jerky-lately/
[6] Section 2.04 Term Expiration Date (if fully extended). The date that is the last day of the calendar month that is three hundred twenty-four (324) calendar months after the Effective Date.
[7] https://www.census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/publications/2020/demo/p25-1144.pdf
[8] https://ir.stryve.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/29/stryve-foods-adds-more-than-4000-new-convenience-store
[9] Stryve Analyst Presentation (Cowen 2nd Annual Health, Wellness & Beauty Summit on Tuesday, September 14, 2021)
[10] https://thefly.com/news.php?symbol=SNAX
[11] Ibid.
[12] Ibid.
[13] https://www.marketwatch.com/tools/screeneshort-interest
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2020.02.09 05:14 ShiatAli After the End Dev Diary 41 - Playable Conquerors, Mahonic, Retinues, Cultures, and More
Good tidings everyone,
I'll be writing for
Red-Heat today. Without further ado, let's get started.
Recently, we showed off Playable Colonizers - and as an extension of that, we're adding
playable conquerors -
Renovate Central America as the Renovator, or
show those Florida Men who's boss as the Viceroy. Not only have we made them playable, but we have created some narrative events to guide you as these conquerors, just as their AI equivalents would be acting. If you don't want to play as them, no problem - they can still come up in your game in their respective time frames, so long as you have them enabled via game rule.
As more conquerors are added in future updates, expect this bookmark to grow.
Up next, many of you gave great feedback to Zakariyya's story event chain, so as part of our final rollout of additions to 1.0, we decided to give a fan-favorite,
Paul Mahonic, his own event chain. Just as Zakariyya's event has numerous twists and turns, so too does Paul's event chain - giving you
multiple events to
interact with. Massive credit to
uncountablyInfinit, as this is their work for the Fan Fork.
In other news, we've gone and given relatively minor flavor to the Colonizers - including a
new shield for the Russians as well as
unique frames for the Colonizer governments. In other, screenshot-less news, this update comes with a massive addition of Retinues, as worked on by
chemist03. The changes are as follows:
New retinues and cultural buildings for the following cultures (integrated from the More Retinues and Tactics submod, Canada Expanded, and original to ATE):
- Chicagoan Winged Knights
- Riverlander River Riders
- Australian Ozzi Knights
- Malay Pendekars
- Rastafari Caribbanglo Zebenya
- Miskito Aiwawakras
- Venteux Gendarmerie
- Cubano/Afrocubano Mambí
- Mayan Atlatlist
- Plautdietsch Peatstachels
- Filipino Maharlikas
- Andeans Mountain Warriors
- Khalifi Jundi
- Tehrangeleno Javidan
- Muslim Michigander Askar
- Neomoor Arabian Knight
- Filastino Tali'ah
- Canadian Enforcers
- Prairielander Stampeders
- Tlingit Dáanaa X'igaakáa
- Canadian Plateaus Cultures Highland Warriors
- Dene Beschok
- Alaskan and Yukoner Mushers
- Andino Lancero
New terrain-based cultural buildings for the following cultures (integrated from Canada Expanded and unique to ATE):
- Canadian Cultures
- Californian Cultures
- Rocklander Cultures
- Mexicano Cultures
In our last DD,
Red-Heat showed off some society art. Here, I will show off one more:
The Zahidiyya Lastly, as our work on 1.0 draws to a close, you know for sure our work on 1.1 has begun. Without spoiling much, we've decided to give South America a go-over in preparation for our changes there next update. I'll begin by explaining
cultures:
Due to how strange the prospect of the Muisca, a very small group of people whose language has been considered dead since colonial times, suddenly taking over a city of eight million people and replacing the culture with their very few surviving traditions, we have drastically reduced their extent on the map.
Not to worry though - the Muisca still have one ruler for players interested in a challenge. The bulk of Cundinamarca is now Rolo culture, the dominant culture of the Colombian capital. The Muiscas have been moved to a reduced position as the head of a mercenary band and a single count at Sogamoso.
The Quechua culture, another curious inclusion on the map, has been moved to the area of the Colombian Eje Cafetero, which in the distant future of 2666 is called Gran Cafetal. These Inca colonizers from the South are the result of a Post-Event migration.
A new Valluno Culture has been created to represent the people of Valle del Cauca, a middle point between the Andean Colombian heartland and the Afro-Colombian West Coast.
Agraciado, Rochela, and Cartagenero cultures have been renamed to Caraqueño, Chocoano, and Costeño, as the old names seemly didn’t make much sense to anybody.
The portraits have been rebalanced. We now make use of the most recent Egyptian portraits to represent the various mestizo people of the Gran Colombia region.
Finally the old Colombian and Venezuelan culture groups have been removed. The new cultures are now divided among the Costeros (the Caribbean North), Andinos (the Andean mountains) and Orinoquenses (the people of the southern plains).
There have also been political changes - here is a new Dejure map for
kingdoms and
duchies. That's all for this DD - as always, we are available for any questions, comments or concerns. Have a good day.
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2019.01.27 22:43 HandsomeJevil Guy in platoon Forged Profile
So apparently some Newer guy in my platoon (he's been on Profile since the week he came to us) has been using some type of Document editing platform to Alter his DD 3349 that was originally a 3 week no running profile. He had been editing the dates to extend further and further and made the profile cover more and more until recently our 1sg had noticed that he hasn't been Signed into Profile PT by our PA , and in fact hasn't had an extended profile for about 3 months. I'm curious as to what's in store for him since he's been lying to his chain of command and since he Forged Military medical documents. I'm guessing an Article 15 isn't out of the question if not even a Chapter for Separation from service in the army.
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2017.05.20 00:15 sarpshark6 Need help building first desktop for games/programming/3D modeling/streamming
Hey guys,
This is my first run at building a desktop and I am going to need a lot of help. I read through as much of the prescribed reading as possible and this is what I have come up with.
What I want:
I am trying to build a desktop that is completely tricked out that will last a long time.
Desired Features:
- Top performance. I want to be able to be able to play my games, and run all my program as seamlessly as possible.
- Gaming with the best resolution possible
- Dual OS (Linux and Windows). Do I/should I get two SSD's for this. I am a software developer and plan on using this desktop for personal projects.
- 3D modeling. I will be running programs like Maya (for 3D animations) and Unity (for game development). I currently run some of these programs on my MacBook and it will frequently crash and overheat my laptop. I want to be able to run these programs without a hitch.
- 4K Resolution for streaming and downloaded content
- A wide monitor (I am heavily leaning towards 34'' but I am open to suggestions about dual monitors). I care a lot about great resolution so I am willing to spend more on my monitor, but I'm not sure where I will get the most bang for my buck.
- I want it to look aesthetically pleasing. I like the look of liquid coolers, which is why I provided it as part of my build.
Budget: ~3k but I am hoping to bring it below that budget. I don't want to be wasting money, and I am not sure where I am spending too much money. Below is my build, please criticize it as much as you want. Thanks to every who will take a look at this and please let me know if my budget is realistic/too much/too little for all the feature I want.
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| TRC | Tejon Ranch Co | N/A | Before Market Open |
| TRCO | Tribune Media Co | 0.92 | Before Market Open |
| TREC | Trecora Resources | 0.06 | After Market Close |
| TSL | Trina Solar Ltd | 0.13 | Before Market Open |
| TTI | Tetra Technologies Inc | -0.11 | Before Market Open |
| TWMC | Trans World Entertainment Corp | N/A | Before Market Open |
| USPH | U.S. Physical Therapy Inc | 0.48 | Before Market Open |
| VCYT | Veracyte Inc | -0.26 | After Market Close |
| VEC | Vectrus Inc | 0.41 | After Market Close |
| VGR | Vector Group Ltd | 0.17 | Before Market Open |
| VSI | Vitamin Shoppe Inc | 0.4 | Before Market Open |
| VSTM | Verastem Inc | -0.26 | Time Not Supplied |
| WIN | Windstream Holdings Inc | -0.63 | Before Market Open |
| WSR | Whitestone REIT | 0.07 | After Market Close |
| WTI | W&T Offshore Inc | -0.13 | After Market Close |
| XCO | EXCO Resources Inc | -0.04 | After Market Close |
| XLRN | Acceleron Pharma Inc | -0.55 | Before Market Open |
| XON | Intrexon Corp | -0.23 | After Market Close |
| XRM | Xerium Technologies Inc | 0.14 | After Market Close |
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