CELH is an attractive long-term buy; potential for 3-5x growth over 5 years.

Or I could even look at something like Celsius. Look at Celsius. Like Celsius is a stock I think could triple, quadruple, maybe even 5x over the next 5 years.

Celsius in the 20s is very darn attractive. Very darn attractive, right?

Celsius, Celsius stock, right? You know, Celsius stock, a lot of people freak out if the stock's going up, going down. They're looking at it, you know, oh my gosh, Friday, you know, everybody's a fan of it cuz it was up like, you know, 14% or whatever.

You know, today the stock was down. I'm sure people think it's a bad stock now, right?

And people are so concerned where the next $5 of Celsius goes, right? They're so concerned if Celsius is going to 22 or if it's going to 32.

And for me personally, I don't care where the next $5 is for Celsius. If it goes to 32, it's a buy, in my opinion, for the long term. And if it goes to 22, it's even a bigger buy for the long term, in my opinion.

I'm thinking about the next $55 in Celsius, right?

Or freaking out, you know, if if Celsius is down to $25 tomorrow, then people are going to be having a heart attack. Oh my god, Celsius is $25. I lost it all, right? And meanwhile, if Celsius is $29 tomorrow, they're like, "Oh my gosh, Celsius is the greatest stock in the history of mankind, right?" It's foolish. It's absolutely foolish.

if you believe in Celsius and you believe that brand has exponential potential to grow the brand, Celsius and Alani, over years, right? And then you look at even something like happened that, you know, the the the former Rockstar or the Rockstar founder, he wants to try to become CEO of the company, so he's buying shares of stock. It's all this foolishness.

Keep in mind, if Celsius really wants, they they could always potentially sell off Rockstar to him and be like, "Hey, you're not going to be the CEO of us. We're going to run Celsius and Alani, but you know what? We'll sell Rockstar off to you."

I don't know what their contracts were with Pepsi if they have to hold it for a certain amount of time. I can't remember that.

But, there's always a potential like, you know, if Mr. Rockstar really wants his Rockstar brand back, right? They could always sell the brand to him for a good chunk of change, and then use that money and invest that money back into Celsius and Alani, right?

Cuz Rockstar Rockstar has to fight Red Bull, and Rockstar has to fight Monster, and those are tough fights, right? Celsius and Alani kind of compete in their own categories. They they fight all the energy drink companies technically, but they're kind of playing in their own space.