Top Stock for 2021 by the Oxford Club Alexander GreenHe states this is a $5 stock and this company’s sales are up FIVE straight quarters by 63%… 37%… 37%… 73%… and 72%. Does any one have an Idea of which company he is talking about?
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I’ve just now been reading about this stock. Alex Green is hyping it in connection with his new service called the Oxford Microcap Trader, which he is supposedly limiting to 99 new subscribers. His numerous clues about this company are:
1) It’s in the wearable technology market sector.
2) One of its products is athletic shoes that can tell how fast an athlete is running.
3) It has teamed up with McLaren to track the vitals of its Formula One racing team drivers.
4) It participated in the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, unveiling five new products, including:
“a) A scientific in-home fitness system paired with a 43-inch HD screen and surround-sound speakers
b) A foldable treadmill that takes only five seconds to fold but includes custom JBL surround-sound speakers and heart rate monitoring devices
c) True wireless stereo (TWS) fitness earphones with a heart rate sensor
d) Smart, noise-blocking earbuds that generate sleep-inducing and soothing sounds until the wearer has fallen asleep, while gathering sleep quality data
e) And a revolutionary smartwatch that has 20 days of battery life versus Apple Watch’s one day… and a built-in GPS with GLONASS… but it costs only $140 versus Apple Watch’s $750 cost.” Later in the spiel, he says that the smartwatch is $70.
5) It was founded in 2014. Its mission was to dominate the wearable market.
6) It has 32 patents.
7) It has surpassed Apple in smartwatch shipments.
8) TechCrunch says “the company has emerged as one of the biggest sellers of wearable gadgets”, and research firm CCS reports that the company has an “increasingly important role” in the wearable sector.
9) It already has $530 million in annual revenue.
19) Its price is $4, and the price-to-book ratio is 2.
11) It “does NOT trade the normal way, on the Nasdaq or NYSE. Instead, there’s a special way to purchase bundles of four shares at a time through a unique market.”
12) Renaissance Technologies has bought $4.7 million worth of shares, Goldman Sachs bought $20 million, and Wells Fargo bought $57 million, according to Alex Green.
13) It is backed by Sequoia Capital, supposedly the most successful firm in Silicon Valley, who invested in the early days of Apple, Google, PayPal, Stripe, Bird, Instagram, and WhatsApp.
14) IDG gave its top award to the company for its industry-leading innovations.
15) Digital Trends says “If you’re not familiar with [this company]… you should be, and goes on to say its wearables are “wildly popular on Amazon” because of the “wealth of fitness-tracking features, built-in GPS and marathon battery life”.
16) Investor’s Business Daily says the company is the “innovation leader” in the wearable market… even though it’s “little known.”
Alex has created a special report that reveals exactly how to invest in this company. It’s called “the #1 Microcap for 2021.” Of course, you have to be one of the first 99 subscribers to his brand new research service called “Oxford Microcap Trader” in order to get the special report. He also offers guidance videos called “Accelerated Wealth: The Secret World of Microcaps,” a report on five more microcaps to buy right now, and a report on how to increase profits using options.
17) Alex also promises 12 more triple-digit opportunities in the year ahead. The cost is $1,975.
I know this is way too long; it’s like trying to drink from a fire hose. This is the first blog I’ve ever written about anything, and I wanted to include all potentially helpful clues. I’m intrigued with microcaps, but I know I have lots to learn. Alex Green is very good at making this stuff sound like you can’t fail. But I’m not that naive.
Nice write up. Thanks. I’m going to work on this too. Hope somebody beats me to the solution tho. 🙂
That “#1 Microcap for 2021” bit about the wearables replacing smartphones? We covered that a few months back, but I reposted it today since a bunch of folks have been asking: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/oxford-microcap-trader/whats-oxfords-1-microcap-for-2020-its-teased-as-a-tiny-4-tech-stock-with-technology-that-will-replace-smartphones/
Wait Could this be the same Sept 2020 $3 stock he touted as being the one stock you need to have to become the cornerstone of your portfolio? and now its $5???
Still sounds like Huami, now Zepp Health (ZEPP) — those numbers match roughly where Huami was a year ago, the more recent growth numbers are a bit lighter and the fourth quarter was disappointing. That “One stock retirement” one is also still circulating, is still Hon Hai/Foxconn, and none of those prices are really a match after the last six months of wild market moves — Zepp is now around $14 (each share equals two shares, officially, so per Green’s tease it would be about $7 now), Hon Hai is around $9 in the US, and those are 1:2 ADRs for the Taiwan shares so that formerly $3 stock is now around $4.50.
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