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   From: dirty_faggots@ab-inbev.com   
      
   pothead  wrote in   
   news:t1tj1m$38qa3$96@news.freedyn.de:   
      
   > Fuck InBev and their woke bullshit.  Let's destroy Budweiser.   
      
   With Dylan Mulvaney now spotted fleeing to Peru, and Anheuser-Busch Inbev   
   (NYSE:BUD) trying frantically to win back customers, the news is still   
   pretty troubling for the beer stock. In fact, the news is still bad enough   
   to cause slightly losses in Anheuser-Busch today thanks to news about   
   still-declining sales. Not that they had much farther to decline.   
      
   The latest Nielsen data says that Bud Light sales dropped another 26.5%.   
   That’s actually a faster pace of decline than the one seen back during   
   June 17, which saw a drop of 25.9%. Bud Light volumes did no better, down   
   29.7% against the previous week’s loss of 29.3%. Anheuser-Busch did almost   
   everything it could to pull in customers. It offered extensive   
   discounts—at one point, it was basically giving away cases of Bud Light   
   thanks to the rebates involved—and adjusted its marketing on several   
   occasions.   
      
   All of which went over like a lead balloon with an unforgiving public, and   
   nowhere was the extent of this chaos better seen than in Sturgis, South   
   Dakota. The town known—or perhaps infamous—for its annual motorcycle rally   
   featured a Budweiser tent…that was virtually empty. Video of motorcycles   
   racing by the empty tent shocked many onlookers, and it only got worse   
   from there. An attempt to win back favor, featuring cans with camouflage   
   designs, fell flat with onlookers. One online response called for   
   Anheuser-Busch to “camouflage their beer with new brand names” instead.   
      
   Despite this latest debacle, analysts are still pretty soundly on   
   Anheuser-Busch’s side. Anheuser-Busch stock is currently considered a   
   Moderate Buy by analysts, with five Buy ratings and two Hold. Further,   
   Anheuser-Busch stock also comes with a 22.57% upside potential thanks to   
   its average price target of $68.10 per share.   
      
   https://www.tipranks.com/news/anheuser-busch-inbev-nysebud-still-in-a-   
   slump   
      
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