Did the market miss the mark 🎯on this one

This stock is growing revenues, just landed a deal with Microsoft, and has a “moat” around their core business. Is the market missing something? *Sponsored by Lifewater Media Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop again. The markets are getting rocked again this morning. This time, it is more data pointing to higher inflation. The Fed has made it clear that they are not lowering rates anytime soon, so if you managed to lock in that 2% mortgage back around 2021… you must feel like a king right now! But heck yes…the markets are starting to feel the pressure of these higher rates. This week, I am noticing a “Death Line” forming on the SPY, as an example: People often ask me, “What is a death line, anyways?” Simply put, this is a “panic level” that should hold up as a strong support level. It is a price for the stock that has been tested with a big market drop, and then tested again at least once. When this level is breached, it shows that traders are willing to sell even below the initial “panic lows” (in this case, for SPY, it was established on Aug 8th in the chart above), which is obviously a bad signal. When this occurs, I want to either bet on a further drop, or just go to the sidelines. The death line becomes my new support level when I am short on a stock, so that also acts as my stop in case the stock reverses higher. Fun little technical trading lesson to start your day! Now, when it comes to “fundamentals” (you know, how the company’s business is really doing, not just squiggly lines), sometimes, the market just misses the mark. My “Bright Idea” on Loop TV (LPTV) yesterday is a good case in point. I think the fundamentals are being overlooked by the market right now, and nervous traders are selling small stocks indiscriminately as a “risk off” mentality is upon us. You never know the fear will subside, but I think there are some amazing opportunities, like LPTV, that are being marked down to rock-bottom prices right now. When the buyers return, I think stocks with solid fundamentals, like LPTV, will be the first stocks that lead the charge higher.  This is a great little company that has carved out a unique niche in the advertising world against the likes of the big tech stocks. Make sure you keep your eye on this stock in the coming days (and weeks) ahead. This is certainly an opportunity I would not want to see get away from me when things do turn around… and that could be at any time now! I put together some great thoughts on LPTV and their business yesterday. Below, you will find a good recap of that. I am busy moving this weekend, so I hope you enjoy your weekend more than I will! Happy trading! ______________________________________________________ My passion for small stocks with explosive upside potential is no secret. While every investor dreams of getting in on the ground floor of the next Google… the next Amazon… (and heck, I’d love to have been there!)I think it’s more realistic to look for companies with novel therapies about to come to market… companies with dynamic leadership who can roll with punches and pivot and rebrand if necessary… companies at the cutting edge of AI or 3D bioprinting… Finding the right stock at the right time in one of those sectors is almost certain to lead to a quick windfall. 💰 And while I’ll be the first to say that solid companies with great earnings should be the backbone of any portfolio… I do believe there’s a place for riskier, fun stocks that may go nowhere or may go to the moon. 🚀 One such company that deserves your immediate attention right now is: Loop Media, Inc. (LPTV) Here’s why now is the right time to take a hard look at this very cool company… Reason #1… It’s just awesome (I love cool tech!) Have you ever wondered where those proprietary TV channels that are on at restaurants, gas stations, gyms, and airports come from? I have, but now I know – Companies such as Loop Media (LPTV) offer free entertainment for businesses in exchange for their ads coming along for the ride. If you’re a business owner and go right now to [Loop’s website]( and click the big “GET YOUR FREE PLAYER” button, you can fill out a brief form and get one of these shipped to you in 2–3 days (no kidding, go try it out now): It connects to any modern TV and streams any of LPTV’s more than 200 channels, [which include]( “music videos, movie trailers and live performances” as well as “sports highlights, news, lifestyle and travel videos, viral videos and more.” My personal favorite? [HyperLoop](!  I could watch this stuff all day long. I’ve definitely overstayed my welcome at some restaurant bars watching this channel endlessly. Right now, the company [boasts]( over 2 billion video views every month and, as of March, [over 56,000]( active loop players and screens. Reason #2... Ad-tech is the place to be Think about most of today’s tech giants… Google, Meta, Amazon, even Netflix now. They are all massive businesses built on delivering ads in an efficient manner. Like it or not, this has become the foundation of a large part of our economy – delivering ads. It is tough to find a new niche platform to deliver ads that isn’t dominated by one of the tech giants. This is where I see LPTV’s biggest opportunity. Think about it… Have you ever seen a Google TV in an airport lounge?  How about an Apple display in your local restaurant? Of course not. It isn’t a big enough playground for them, and frankly, it is tough to get that real estate. Enter LPTV — this is where they thrive. They are steadily building an advertising empire with a strong “moat” around it. As I said, it is very difficult to gain access to the real estate they have in their portfolio. No tech giant can come in and replace them overnight. And the results are starting to show. Just yesterday, LPTV [announced earnings]( that BEAT the Street’s estimates. Ad tech is a tough business. When you find a company that is building something unique and moving the needle on sales, you really need to pay attention. The reason you need to watch this is because of the upside potential. When an ad tech company is successful, the rewards can be massive for shareholders. What does Wall Street Think? Speaking of Wall Street, check out LPTV ringing the bell at the NYSE.   Source: [Instagram via @loopforbusiness]( Speaking of scooping its share, yesterday the LPTV’s share price spiked as high as 23% on [after-hours news]( of a “strategic alignment” with Microsoft Advertising. Microsoft Advertising’s Erik Zamkoff [explained]( that the company is “thrilled to feature Loop CTV-OOH [Connected TV Out Of Home] supply in our new venue category packages” with LPTV’s chief revenue officer explaining the significance: “Loop Media may [now] be seen and purchased by an expanded group of advertisers in the marketplace.” But for months now — well before that big announcement — analysts have been hot on LPTV. Source: [SeekingAlpha]( That’s right: Analysts are holding on to their “buy” and “strong buy” recommendations, and the average price target is more than double LPTV’s current valuation. Company insiders seem to agree. In the past 12 months, there have been 11 open market buys from insiders and no sales: Source: [Nasdaq]( Wrapping up Loop Media (LPTV) is what I would classify as a “recovery stock.” An investment in it is a bet that the economy will normalize from the turmoil caused by sudden, frequent interest rate hikes. I think its business model is awesome (apparently, some things in life are free — they just come with advertising), and LPTV is uniquely positioned to capture an increasing share of that $58.67 billion advertising niche. As always, though, please do your own homework and see if LPTV fits your risk profile. A good place to start is the [company’s website](. At the very least, I think it’s worthy of your immediate attention right now. And thank you for giving me your attention. Until next time… To Your Success, P.S. Make sure you text “RAGE” to (888) 404-5747 to get all of my latest HOT STOCK ideas! *This investment involves substantial risk. Please see full disclosure below, and detailed discussion of risks and atypical results. 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