CELH has massive long-term upside due to international expansion potential; could reach $100/share.

Second subject I want to get into here today is how oil prices affect Celsius and ELF. And I also want to share some news in regards to stocks. So, if you own Celsius stock, ELF stock, care anything about those, I think you'll enjoy that.

next up here, so before we actually get into how oil prices affects Celsius and ELF and also share some news in regards to that,

Now, what about Celsius, right? Uh last time I checked, Celsius doesn't fill their cans with gas. Although it might gas you up when you have it, right?

So, here's just some photos from the private group over the past few days. We have amazing private group community of the Celsius shareholders. Like lot of Celsius shareholders in the private group that have been buying the stock over the past month or two.

Well, what I notice is gosh, that looks really freaking heavy and really freaking big to transport around. Okay, we're talking about when you're a drink company like Celsius, right?

the the the distribution cost, it just has to be more expensive.

And so the cost ends up getting put down to companies like Celsius, right? And so it's definitely something that could could negatively impact Celsius margins in the short term unless they can offset it with a price increase.

Like, imagine what Celsius can have in a store like this, you know, 3 years from now, 5 years from now, right? Like you look at their distribution they have in the United States and then think about the long-term opportunity in somewhere like France

currently still a small piece of shell space but on the other side they have a presence now uh they need to just continue to build brand recognition right I mean we're talking about like this is you know very small early beginnings here for Celsius really when there comes to their international expansion and the long-term opportunity there is unbelievable

The wealthy is struggling to keep stores stocked here in Australia. We got a member in Australia. Um, you know, just very early days in regards to international expansion for Celsius.

just think where the long-term opportunity is for Celsius as it really builds this business international. my opinion, the next two to three years are really going to be focused on Celsius building international.

A Celsius director bought 36,000 shares of Celsius for $1 million. There's a second insider buy for Celsius in less than a week after the CEO bought $500,000 worth of shares.

But I'm telling you, to you know, people like this director, a million dollars matters a lot. uh to the CEO who bought $500,000 worth of shares. It's actually a significant amount of chips to put on the table.

the the big, you know, these these guys that are important to the organization are putting their money on the line and they're saying, "This stock has great long-term upside." You know, that that there's there's no other reason to go buy your shares other than that.

And so with these companies like Celsius and and ELF, if you believe these ones have great long-term upside, right?

And I like Celsius, and I really like ELF. And I like the long-term upside there. Where those stocks are 2 weeks from now, who knows? Celsius could be 25 2 weeks from now. It could be 35.

All I know is those stocks have massive long-term up. I mean, how how high do I think Celsius is going? I think Celsius longterm could be a $100 stock.