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BYND's was really over the moon. Time to come back to 100.

Why Beyond Meat Fell Nearly 6% on Monday

The combination of high valuations and ever-creeping competition appears to be spooking some investo

Why Beyond Meat Fell Nearly 6% on Monday

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There didn't seem to be a direct catalyst for this; perhaps it's the realization that the stock's valuations are very high, while potential rivals are breathing down the company's neck.</p>\n<p><b>So what</b></p>\n<p>Last Thursday,tech&nbsp;titan Bill Gates was interviewed by Yahoo! Finance on climate change. In the interview, he effectively pegged Beyond Meat as one of the leading companies involved in efforts to create a greener world.</p>\n<p>Interestingly, the stock fell after his remarks. Even a shout-out from a towering figure in the corporate world -- these days a green warrior -- couldn't mitigate that.</p>\n<p>As Gates was speaking, Beyond Meat rivals were busy plotting their next moves. An article in the widely read Silicon Valley newspaper<i>The Mercury News</i>published over the weekend detailed the efforts of a new company called Air Protein. 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