BTBD
BT Brands, Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

Listen up you degens... $BTBD is the final boss of the value sector 🍔🚀
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I'm sick of the crying about tech rotations and macro headwinds while completely ignoring the peak of human engineering. I am talking about BT Brands ($BTBD)—Burger Time.
​Look at the chart. It is a masterpiece of pure despair. Drawn down to a magnificent $1.07. It is basically a penny stock attached to a physical machine that grills pure deliciousness.
This glorious institution was founded in August 1987. We are coming up on 40 years of midwestern culinary dominance. Forty years! That is four decades of surviving market crashes, recessions, and the invention of the internet, all powered by the sheer willpower of flame-broiled beef.
​You regards are buying fractional shares of overpriced AI stocks when you could be buying entire pieces of a company that is a staple of Midwestern culinary history. Have you actually eaten a Burger Time burger? It tastes like pure freedom, nostalgic grease, and raw operating leverage.
​The latest results showed a net loss because management spent the last year trying to merge with a literal drone/defense company. They almost built weaponized quadcopter burgers. But that tech circus is officially dead, and they are returning to pure, unadulterated burger optimization.
Food costs are down, margins are tightening, and restaurant-level EBITDA is positive.
​Results are around the corner, and the market cap is sitting at a microscopic $6.6 million. The stock is priced like a broken soft-serve machine, but the fundamentals taste like a double bacon cheeseburger. My downside is one dollar, but my upside is infinite cholesterol and a trip to the stratosphere.
​Position: 5,000 shares of $BTBD and a side of cheese curds.

Listen up you degens... $BTBD is the final boss of the value sector 🍔🚀
​
I'm sick of the crying about tech rotations and macro headwinds while completely ignoring the peak of human engineering. I am talking about BT Brands ($BTBD)—Burger Time.
​Look at the chart. It is a masterpiece of pure despair. Drawn down to a magnificent $1.07. It is basically a penny stock attached to a physical machine that grills pure deliciousness.
This glorious institution was founded in August 1987. We are coming up on 40 years of midwestern culinary dominance. Forty years! That is four decades of surviving market crashes, recessions, and the invention of the internet, all powered by the sheer willpower of flame-broiled beef.
​You regards are buying fractional shares of overpriced AI stocks when you could be buying entire pieces of a company that is a staple of Midwestern culinary history. Have you actually eaten a Burger Time burger? It tastes like pure freedom, nostalgic grease, and raw operating leverage.
​The latest results showed a net loss because management spent the last year trying to merge with a literal drone/defense company. They almost built weaponized quadcopter burgers. But that tech circus is officially dead, and they are returning to pure, unadulterated burger optimization.
Food costs are down, margins are tightening, and restaurant-level EBITDA is positive.
​Results are around the corner, and the market cap is sitting at a microscopic $6.6 million. The stock is priced like a broken soft-serve machine, but the fundamentals taste like a double bacon cheeseburger. My downside is one dollar, but my upside is infinite cholesterol and a trip to the stratosphere.
​Position: 5,000 shares of $BTBD and a side of cheese curds.