The Secret of Monster’s Growth | MNST Stock Analysis

In 2015, Monster (the energy drink company) entered into a strategic partnership with The Coca-Cola Company, and that opened a world of opportunities.
Let's value and analyse Monster Beverage Corp to see is it a great investment opportunity.

🗃 Content:
0:00 Monster and Coca Cola
0:33 Past Results
1:52 Investors
3:17 Financial Health
5:17 Growth
6:16 Dividends
6:41 Monster Valuation
8:42 Is Monster a Buy?

#MonsterStock #MNST #StockAnalysis

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[xTheLoyalDutchx]

Can i just say that your videos are AMAZING!👌💯 And the reason why is because they are very down to earth and easy videos for the eyes to watch. And you are a great speaker.

I love your videos style when it comes to the animation if i can call it that, not sure because im Norwegian and i might be saying it wrong. What i mean is the blue screen and the mix of red and green in there to show a miss or a checkmark. And also its very well spaced out so that it doesent feel cluttered.

I just subscribed and i like all the videos i watch. Im looking into monster and have been for 3 months, still waiting for a good price but i might just buy soon because alot of times one must pay a premium for a Quality company.

[mididoddi]

Also, I like what you said at 1:42 in your video. Something I too tell many people is that - finding great companies is only 50% of the job, the mindset (psychology) is actually the other 50%.

[peterheijmans]

but what would your valuation analysis have concluded 10-20 years ago? quality growth is always expensive?

[tomas.fonseca]

Excellent informstion, man. I'll check it out much more...

[mididoddi]

Any quick thought on Celsius Holdings pull back recently? It fell down more than 71% from its May high. P/E ratios of both CELH and MNST are pretty much the same now.

[TheStockChicken]

Great video. I would be very grateful if you did a video on TROW. Their margins have been hit and their total money managed has decreased, but they’ve bought back shares and have very low debt.

[mididoddi]

H, Thank you for the video. Although you have been talking about many successful companies that gave great returns in the past, I sometimes feel that you are moving away from the core idea of your channel (I think of your channel as Value Investing). To really get outstanding results in the stock market in the next one or two decades that could potentially alter our lives, we need to look at companies that have the potential to become 10-baggers or 100-baggers, and these are the companies I generally want to scout for. Your last few videos on Monster, Visa, MC, Coke, Pepsi etc. - I agree that they are stable companies and probably will give you some decent returns but do they have the potential to become multi baggers that could change our life. There are several companies that may not have great profits at the moment but could significantly impact the world in the next decade or so. Example; Quantum Computing. Don't you think you should focus on potential multi baggers? Just a thought. At the same time I agree that your audience is very important and what kind of growth they are seeking is also important. All I am saying is that all the companies you listed are great but how many of them could be potential multi baggers is the real question.

[CosminFlorut]

What do you think pf BMY, they seem to be discounted by your margin of safety, 30%, judging by a DCF analysis

[Takipci.]

I guess there is no cheap and great company at the moment. Right?

[shanejet]

Thoughts on PLTR? 100 bagger possibly?

[ominollo]

Monster is another big regret of mine…🙈
But it was long time ago and I was moving the first steps into investing 😅

[PooriaAzizi]

I think you made a mistake. 10 years ago the stock was around $12. You cannot buy 11, 111 shares with $1000. I think you are talking about 20 years ago