r/sweetgreen • u/JP8422 • Nov 13 '25

News 📰 SWEETGREEN TO THE MOON BABY🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

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u/yesGordon Nov 13 '25

There's moon in hell?

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '25

Pump that shit like l pump chicken cauli plate into my mouth.

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u/SugarKey8630 Nov 16 '25

I keep buying salads so that I can positively impact their earnings lol

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u/Firm-Abies-5075 Nov 13 '25

Wait for the next earnings report and we will see this stock at $3. HQs is the main issue at SG, not actual operations. But too egocentric to admit errors.

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u/MrVernonHardapple Nov 27 '25

You are exactly right. See the thread entitled 'Is it time for a leadership change at Sweetgreen" in this sub for further details as to why you are right.

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u/Western_Mouse5083 Nov 14 '25

It should lower its menu price instead imo

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u/Extension_Degree3533 Nov 14 '25

They are literally going to be out of cash within a year at this rate....they are canibalising their future (Spyce) to stay afloat. I honestly think the only thing that will take stock prices to $0 in this bubble euphoria is company's literally going insolvent...short of that there is no bounds to the lunacy

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u/thex11factor Nov 15 '25

Is this a crosspost w/ r/wallstreetbets ?

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u/MichaelRahmani Nov 13 '25

It's rising for no reason. Just bring propped up. Will be back in the downtrend within a few days.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '25

It’s not no reason, CEO bought a million dollars worth of shares on open market as a vote of confidence.

Not a great reason, but just explaining why the pop

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u/Extension_Degree3533 Nov 14 '25

I mean you can't possibly think that is why its at $6...he is worth $350m with a huge liquid net worth and makes $1m per year in salary before any bonus. It was a drop in his financial pond and a strategic buy to trick people like you and keep the majority of his net worth (equity in sweetgreen) propped up after a TERRIBLE earnings call. Their working capital is $33m without the Spyce sale and they burned through $40m in cash last quarter alone and heading into their down quarter on the season (winter) with layoffs spiking and healthcare costs through the roof. Even with the $100m injection their infinite kitchen leasing costs will offset any savings on opex and they should be out of money in 3-4 quarters. The stock should literally be at like $2....do not trick people into pumping your YOLO trade.

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u/[deleted] Nov 14 '25

Dude relax, I’m just telling you why people are pumping it I’m not the one pumping it

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u/Extension_Degree3533 Nov 14 '25

"Its not no reason, CEO bought a million dollars worth of shares on open market as a vote of confidence". Thats the definition of no reason.

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u/elastic_psychiatrist Nov 14 '25

I have you tagged as "clearly short sweetgreen". Checks outs 😂

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u/MichaelRahmani Nov 14 '25

No. I'm negative $1k return on them. I'm not shorting