Financial Education on ELF

“I've always felt like ELF leaves this year somewhere between 120 and 140.”

“Celsius, the wealthiest, and Elf on a Shelf. Those stocks, it doesn't matter. This is a one-mon chart of the Q's, the NASDAQ versus ELF versus Celsius. And so, over the past month, Celsius has gone up 17%, ELF has gone up 11%. Great one-mon performance. Meanwhile, the Q's are down [clears throat] like 14% over that same time period, right? And so, those two stocks, they don't care. They don't care. They're going they're going up regardless of where the market's headed shortterm.”

“So, um it's still a buy. It's still a buy.”

“Long-term, this is a $300 to $500 stock in my opinion.”

“I've told you guys I think the stock exits this year 120 to 140, right? I just continue to believe that.”

“Now, at this point in time, next move up for Elf on the Shelf, this Flapjack Flipper itself, 140, baby. 140. That's next move up.”

“I think it's going to be an absolute party for the next at least two years, if not the next three years. and you're going to see the stock with a big number in front of it, all-time highs and beyond, right?”

“you're going to see the biggest earnings per share we've ever seen for ELF likely by this time next year.”

“This stock longterm is a 400 plus dollar stock in my opinion.”

“The road beauty opportunity for this company is enormous as they scale that business out over the next three to five years.”

“Has a opportunity longterm to be a multiund stock.”

“ELF long-term, I think, could be a several hundred stock.”

“Longterm the stock has an opportunity to be a several hundred stock.”

“We're talking about a stock price that's a $400 stock come 2030. 400 plus, let's call it, right?”

“So, I have the stock owned about $250 to just under $300 under my base case here, right?”

“So, I've told you guys I believe ELF exits this year. $100 worst case scenario, $140 best case scenario.”

“I think this stock exits this year worst case scenario in my opinion 100 best case scenario 140 and that's exiting this year.”

“Like that's stocks headed to a 200 plus dollar stock price long term. So, I have no interest.”

“It goes green tomorrow and it's at 92, 92.22? You think I'm selling? Give me a break.”

“Elf probably turns green tomorrow, but we'll see.”

“The you know, Elf on the Shelf could go down 20% tomorrow. It's not by the way, but it could, right? Fine with me. I'll pick up more shares.”

“This stock exits this year, in my personal opinion, between $100 worst-case scenario and $140 best-case scenario. So, this stock will continue to see momentum.”

“And so, is a stock going back to 49 next year? No. You had 2 years of a $49 to say thank you. Things ain't thank you, okay? That ain't happening again next year. I can tell you that much.”

“My opinion is the end of this year, end of this year somewhere between 100 and 140 dollars a share.”

“And you know, I believe that stock's going a lot higher, not only the remainder this year, but in future years as well.”

“And I'm still willing to buy more shares. That speaks volumes about like where I believe this company's going. The fact that I bought the stock for seven bucks in 2019 and now it's a 10x and I'm like it's still a steal deal and it's got a long way to run from here.”

“And so, Elf's a phenomenal buy. It's a growth beast.”

“And Terra is a man to do it. He's young enough to pull it off and if he wants to work another decade here, he can. and um take the company to a $500 plus dollar stock.”

“If they're, you know, growing like that, I think a 30 or 35p easy peasy lemon squeezy, the stock pushes just over $200 come 2030, right?”

“But short term, like I wouldn't be surprised if this stock ends this year with a one in front of it between 100 and $140 by year end.”

“keep in mind with all three of these stocks I just spoke of, SoFi, Health, Celsius, those are long-term holds for me, I hope to hold those stocks for years to go in the future.”

“I think that ELF run continues. I think we go $100 plus before this year is over.”

“Although I make a argument that ELF and Celsius are both significantly undervalued right now.”

“So, you know, even when the stock goes 100 plus, if it does over the next 3 to 6 months, I think we got a lot further to go than just that.”

“So, in regards to ELF, over the next 6 to 12 months, I believe this stock is headed back to its old 12-month highs. Now, if we look over the past 12 months, the stock was in the $120 to $140 range. So, that's where I think it goes over the next six to 12 months.”

“And when the further it goes under 100, I mean, that one's just like you got to add as many shares as you possibly can if you're a believer of the company.”