Freshpet, Inc. (FRPT)

I wonder how this $350 million offering went as the buyers would have been way under water at close on May 6th at $64.70 of $16.30 per share (20%+ haircut on close) - This company is in a world of hurt if it need cash in this market ask Carvana.

Not to mention it's product is definitely one that would have major headwinds in this current economy

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/freshpet-announces-pricing-public-offering-021100405.html

This is definitely the kind of stock that has way more sellers than buyers.

Price/Cash Flow (Most Recent Quarter) -3,096.07 -28.87
2nd
Price/Cash Flow (TTM) 5,931.33 62.92
100th
Price/Sales (Most Recent Quarter) 9.86 3.33
96th
Price/Sales (TTM) 10.72

Why should anyone own this ?

missed 7 Q's in a row now
FRESHPET, INC. (FRPT) REPORTS FIRST QUARTER 2022 FINANCIAL RESULTS

* Q1 SALES ROSE 41.5 PERCENT TO $132.2 MILLION

* FOR FULL YEAR 2022, COMPANY REITERATED ITS GUIDANCE

* QTRLY LOSS PER SHARE $0.40

* Q1 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $-0.39, REVENUE VIEW $126.6 MILLION

this scam stock has been trading since jan 2015 and the best Q they have ever had
was .12 a share ....
and over 90% of the Q's are a loss or 0
what is the point and how are people paying 90 bucks for a share ?

FRPT has missed earning ests 6 times in a row I say it will be 7
est for upcoming Q is
Consensus Estimate EPS
(11 Analysts) $-0.39
Estimate Low/High Range $-0.45 / $-0.14

So another big lose, why own this stock ?

How do sales go up yet they lose more money
sounds like miss management to me.
They need to control their cost, and
so far for the last 7 Quarters it seems they cannot.

Sean Connolly, president and chief executive officer of Conagra Brands, commented, "Our business delivered another quarter of strong net sales growth as our brands continued to resonate with consumers. Our focus on strategic innovation and our intentional approach to investment helped us capture share across each of our domains – frozen, snacks, and staples. The team's dedication to executing our Conagra Way playbook has continued to pay dividends in the face of a challenging external landscape."

He continued, "We experienced higher-than-expected cost pressures as the third quarter progressed and expect those pressures to continue into the fourth quarter, particularly in certain frozen, refrigerated, and snacks businesses. In response, we have taken steps to implement additional inflation-driven pricing actions. We will begin to see the benefits of these actions in the first quarter of fiscal 2023. Consumer demand has remained strong in the face of our pricing actions to date, but there will continue to be a lag between the timing of the incremental inflation and the benefits of our mitigating actions."

if Conagra experienced Higher cost pressure, then what about FRPT ???

this needs turned over to the SEC for investigation
I am going to write a letter to Sen Warren
explaining how Q after Q is losses yet the price goes up
and the options issued need investigated.