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My “tactical trade” idea win streak over the past three weeks has been red-hot 🔥.

I’ve managed to identify several stocks that went on to jump 40% after I alerted them…

I’ve found three stocks that became top movers in the entire market the day I brought them to readers’ attention.

That includes my most recent “tactical” idea from Wednesday, a small biopharma stock that had “several standout features that I love to see.” It surged over 20% that day.

Top market movers on Wednesday.

I’m now tuned into another small biotech company that is doing some serious action in the pre-market. 

Have a look at NLS Pharmaceutics AG (NLSP) on your favorite trading platform.

This is one of my favorite little stocks, and both times I’ve written about it, it has gone on to climb 20% within a week, and is surging once again this morning.

It looks like traders are cheering on the merger news that dropped just minutes ago between NLSP and Kadimestem.

As of this writing, shares are already rocking over 50% higher this morning on huge volume (it hit 80%+ at one point!!

NLSP is definitely on the radar of some big traders now, so make sure you are watching it today as well.

Right now, you can see the stock has been in a pretty steady decline since August…

Investors seem to have been reacting to NLSP’s struggles to meet the Nasdaq’s listing requirements.

Just last week, though, the company announced that it had officially regained full compliance with those requirements thanks to “successful efforts to improve our balance sheet, including raising new capital and implementing a reverse share split” that was enacted September 27.

The regained compliance is especially important for NLSP because for the last year, it has been considering “a wide range of options with a focus on maximizing shareholder value, including strategic partnerships, out licensing assets of the Company, and other future strategic actions.”

The big news on that front broke on July 29, when the company revealed it had entered into a binding term sheet to merge with Kadimastem Ltd, an Israel-based, clinical stage cell therapy company.

The real purpose of the deal seems to be to bring Kadimastem public on the Nasdaq, similar to a SPAC merger.

You should read the full details in this announcement but the gist is that “Kadimastem is anticipated to become a wholly owned subsidiary of NLS, and Kadimastem’s shareholders will acquire an 85% interest in NLS.”

The combined company would operate under the Kadimastem name, and following the transaction, “the parties expect to continue developing NLS’s promising, first-in class Dual Orexin Agonist platform (“DOXA”) within the merged company. The remaining NLS assets are expected to be divested subject to a contingent value rights (“CVR”) agreement, the proceeds of which will be distributed entirely to the current shareholders of NLS.”

Ronen Twito, Kadimastem’s Executive Chairman and President, summarized the value proposition:

“The merger with NLS will enhance our visibility to the market as a Nasdaq listed company and strengthen our portfolio with the addition of DOXA. Moreover, as previously reported, our AstroRx® product candidate for Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as ALS, treatment received FDA approval for a Phase IIa multi-site clinical trial in the U.S. In addition, our joint development of a diabetes product with iTolerance, a U.S.-based company, proceeding towards pre-Investigational New Drug submission to the FDA. We believe that the exposure of the merged company to the U.S. capital markets will enable us to develop the company’s clinical assets and increase shareholder value.”

The announcement said that the deal was expected to be executed in September 2024 and to close before December 31, 2024.

The deal seems to have been hung up by the Nasdaq compliance issues, but in a press release put out by Kadimastem last Tuesday, the company said it was pleased NLSP regained Nasdaq compliance since that “constitutes a significant condition for the completion of the merger transaction.”

It added that “In light of the foregoing, the parties are working to sign a final merger agreement. It intends to complete the merger transaction between the companies in the coming months.”

The activity right now in the pre-market suggests to me that investors may now have confidence that the deal will go through.

I definitely recommend doing your own research on NLSP and the proposed merger…

Good places to start are the company websites of Kadimastem and NLS Pharmaceutics.

And of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is very risky. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: NLSP is officially back in compliance with the Nasdaq listing requirements, and it looks like investors are very optimistic about the pending merger deal based on pre-market trading today. 

Pay close attention to NLSP today to watch the action unfold!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop


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