u/RepresentativeArtist ·
Reddit — r/smallstreetbets
· June 03, 2026 at 18:39
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LifeVantage is an established and profitable business. $195M revenue, 78% gross margins (software-tier, on a supplement company), zero debt, pays a dividend. This isn't just a meme play, it prints. fucking. money.
**The setup:**
36% of float sold short
263% annualised cost for hedgies to borrow
Zero shares available to borrow anywhere
Shorts bleeding $250K every single day
3.59M shares need to cover into a float with maybe 2–3M shares actually available.
THEN, they’ve announced a diamond handed $60M buyback to hoover up the remainder on a $100M market cap company. That’s a fucking GME style set up.
Short fucks showed their hand two days ago when they dumped 2.54M shares in a single session (12x average daily volume) trying to break $8 and shake out retail.
**$8 held.**
Risk/reward at $8 (price as of post):
Worst case squeeze fails: $6 fair value, you're down $2. Business still exists, buyback still runs.
Slow grind cover: $12–15
Cascade (margin calls, lender recalls: $15–25
Full send to the fucking moon: $25–50+
Tell me where else you get $2–3 downside with that upside on a profitable dividend-paying debt-free company. 🚀🚀🚀
I’m in with shares. Options are too expensive and the timeline can fluctuate.