Pop Mart

“These dolls are produced by a Chinese company called Popmark, and the maker for this guy, Wang Ning, he is now the 10th richest man in China.”

“And then it's going to crash because the funny thing with all of these is they all had about a two to three year peak tops. And so I think the actual play, if you want to make money on this thing is to short Pop Mart stock starting around you know, end of 20, …”

“And this doll alone, like these Lububus did like seven hundred million last year.”

“So this is the stock since that photo was taken. And you can see the stock is up seven X since then as it's just been crushing.”

“This is not sustainable, and this is definitely going to go away in the next five years, but let's get it while the kitten's good.”

“So, I actually expect that over the next year, this thing goes even, the star kind of goes viral now, but it burns out, and it hits a two billion or three billion in, in revenue.”

“The stock has grown in the last year from a seven billion dollar company to now a forty four billion dollar company.”

“This little ring, because most stuffed animals, you just keep them at home. So there's no virality to it, right? You just have it at the comfort of your own home. Nobody sees it. You don't get to show it off. It's not a status symbol. By just having the bag cl…”