NNVC

 

The NVDA earnings have really set the tone for the market, and things are rocking today!

I didn’t have many bets going into today, but I am ready to start loading up again.

There continue to be many great small-cap “bottom bounces” and remarkably strong uptrends, which I want to participate in.

Today, I think we are on the edge of another breakout situation, and it is with a stock you are probably familiar with.  I talked about this stock a couple of weeks ago, and now is it trading over 30% higher.

If you follow the news trends and also look at this price chart, I think you’ll agree there is still a lot of potential ahead.

“Bird Flu” is trending again in the news, as we just had the second report of it spreading to humans here in the US.   

I expect this to be a very hot topic for a while, and that is going to keep a lot of attention on the small basket of stocks that have possible exposure there.

Pull up NanoViricides (NNVC) on your platform right now, and let’s dig into the details.

Let’s start with an article I came across yesterday on Bloomberg:

While the main stock traders are piling into is Moderna (MRNA), a stock I alerted my Bullseye Unlimited members to a few weeks ago on May 8th, when I started to see the Bird Flu searches skyrocketing, that stock is now way too overvalued, in my opinion.

NNVC on the other hand, is trading for only around $2 a share, and Yahoo reports a market cap under $30 million – even after the big move higher recently.

There aren’t many stocks in this space right now, and as the Bloomberg article reports, I think the handful that investors can connect to this trend will stay squarely on traders’ radars.

While we all know the scary story of the brewing pandemic – that currently doesn’t have a cure – NNVC recently announced that they have developed an antiviral drug that appears to be superior to the existing remedies, at least in early studies. 

Read the whole announcement for yourself. It is incredible.

Pay particular attention to this line, “NanoViricides reports that in a lethal animal model of lung infection by Influenza A /H3N2 virus, NV-387 was found to have substantially superior antiviral effects compared to three approved anti-influenza drugs.”

As you can imagine, the stock has been reacting very well since that announcement.

When I first brought this idea to your attention a couple of weeks ago, I asked, “What if NNVC is just getting started?”

That was when the Bird Flu stories were just getting attention, and NNVC was 30% lower than it is right now.

Well, look at how the stock has reacted since that first alert…

Since then, NNVC has hit a new 52-week high several times, and it is within a few cents of doing that again today.

That is quite simply one of the strongest trends in the whole market right now.

Unless there is a miracle cure for this disease, I think there will only be more traders finding this stock.

That is why it is important you carefully look at NNVC right now.

There has been a lot of news for NNVC lately. Make sure you are keeping up with all of it.  This is a fast-moving situation.

In fact, just moments ago, NNVC announced that it was bolstering a key partnership.

As you do your homework on NNVC, consider some of these points on the stock as well…

 

Spend time doing your own research on the stock, and of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line:  While the stock might be a little stretched right now, it is impossible to know where a story like this will carry the price to.  NNVC is a fast-developing situation and it should be on the radar of every trader right now 📡.

I didn’t have time this morning to look deeply into the amount of shares shorted in this stock, but I imagine that could be a considerable driving force as well.

👉If someone has good data on that, can you reply to this email and let me know? (I’ll give you a shout-out next time I talk about NNVC.  Make sure you have a good source for your data!)

I hope you have a great trading day.  I’ll be watching NNVC all day long.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

 

 

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