MMA stock bouncing around a key level

Traders have loved it under 1 dollar

August 05, 2025

👉MMA is TODAY’S #1 ALERT👈

This stock is hovering right around $1 again — the same setup it had before runups earlier this year. Nothing guaranteed here, but if volume picks up, things could move fast.

Good morning, Folks,

The trading week started strong yesterday, with the President calling it a “Good day in the Stock Market” and promising “many more days like this.”

Stocks are up this morning as strong earnings continue pouring in and weak jobs numbers are building hope that the Fed will soon resume rate cuts.

I’m zeroed in on a “tactical trade” idea today that could ride the momentum.

Nothing guaranteed, of course, but it’s a stock that has had many sharp intraday and multi-day spikes in 2025, indicating some serious volatility potential.

💥Go ahead and pull up Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited (MMA) on your trading platform.

Feast your eyes on that 263% runup in a single day on April 11, as well as 75% gain in four trading days to kick off June.

These and other price surges suggest that when momentum hits, MMA can move 30–60%+ in a few days, attracting swing and momentum traders.

The stock closed yesterday around the $0.95 level, not far from where it began both of those runs. 

And as I’ve noted many times, I especially like stocks trading around the $1.00 level due to the Nasdaq minimum bid price requirement.

I’ve found that companies tend to fight hard to keep stocks above that level so they can avoid a reverse split to maintain compliance.

As you can see, whenever MMA has floated around $1.00 since June, buyers have stepped in.

With the stock around $0.94 after yesterday’s dip, I’m watching to see if that happens again today.

If volume really picks up, I’ll be looking for a breakout above $1.20–$1.25, which could squeeze shorts and change sentiment rapidly.

👉  MMA is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

MMA describes itself as “a technology company that is modernizing the martial arts industry.”

It wants to be “a cultural and commercial epicenter” for Mixed Martial Arts, the full-contact fight sport that has taken over the global combat sports scene since its debut in the early 90s.

The company is targeting a global audience of 640 million MMA fans, including 11.8 million active practitioners in the U.S., 44,000 martial arts gyms nationwide, and a U.S. gym market generating $18.6 billion in annual revenue.

The company operates four main verticals:

  • TrainAlta: A platform that offers programs such as Warrior Training and UFC Fit to convert MMA fans into active participants through gym partnerships.

  • Hype: A marketing platform that helps gym owners, coaches, and athletes grow their businesses via social media and marketing tools.

  • BJJLink: A gym management platform for Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academies, offering tools for payment processing, student engagement, and content monetization.

As of February, it had 5 million social media followers, 560k user profiles, 18,000+ published gym profiles, 800 verified gym partners, and 50,000 active students.

Here are the top five things that jumped out to me:

1. Conor McGregor the investor and brand edge 🥊

Former UFC champ Conor McGregor is a notable investor and advocate for MMA.INC. Just last week, he made this post on X:

Laura Sanko is a “trailblazing UFC broadcaster and former professional mixed martial artist.”

Laura Sanko

This kind of starpower can generate considerable retail interest.

2. Tech‑driven fight game platform 💥

This isn’t a gym chain — it’s a technology company aiming to transform the combat‑sports ecosystem. It rebranded from Alta Global to Mixed Martial Arts Group (MMA.INC) in December 2024, merging its verticals into a unified, single-login platform that connects fans, gyms, fighters and coaches worldwide 

3. Explosive growth in training programs 📈

The company’s Warrior Training Program is posting record sign‑ups: As of February, sales had surged 200% year-over-year and were on track to reach $0.75 million in sales in one quarter alone — already exceeding full‑year 2024 total. 

4. UFC Gym Partnership 🤝

In September 2024, MMA signed a multi‑year deal with UFC Gym Group, integrating its training programs and marketing platform into more than 150 UFC Gym locations globally, including in the U.S., U.K., Middle East, Mexico, India, and Central Asia. The expansion aims “to generate $7 million in annual revenue through structured MMA training programs.”

5. Partnership with the Gracie Dynasty 👑

In April, MMA announced a partnership with Jiu-Jitsu champion Clark Gracie, grandson of Carlos Gracie, the founder of modern Jiu-Jitsu.

Clark Gracie commented, “BJJLink is, without a doubt, the best software platform out there for Jiu Jitsu Academy owners — it’s intuitive, powerful, and built specifically with our unique needs in mind.”

As part of the partnership, “Gracie Allegiance affiliate gyms will receive a limited-time rollout offer to the BJJLink platform. Clark Gracie will also co-develop content and play an ongoing role in shaping product evolution including the upcoming launch of Community & Commerce Platform.”

Final Thoughts

As you do your own research on MMA, be sure to check out its February 2025 investor presentation and the company’s recent press releases.

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: MMA has a recent history of powerful runups, and buyers have repeatedly stepped in around the $1.00 level.

With the stock dipping below it just yesterday, I’m watching to see if that plays out again today.

💥Put MMA at the top of your radar so you don’t miss a moment of the action. 👊

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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