Monday Kickoff: Tactical Play on Deck 🚀

Today’s top “bottom bouncer” idea...

Here’s a quick heads-up on what I’m watching this morning. Markets are twitchy with Fed week kicking off, so I’m keeping things tight and tactical. This is a “bottom-bounce” idea with a history of some radical moves. Let’s dive in.

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Nasdaq: IVP

👉  IVP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning and happy Monday! If you are a Bullseye Trades member, that Pick will be released shortly before the Market opens so stay tuned…

Fed Week is here, and while investors widely expect interest rates to remain steady, they’ll be paying close attention to Chair Powell’s pulse reading of the economy.

Powell is well known for his smart, measured, and conservative approach…

Right now, we’re looking at a mixed bag.

Consumer sentiment and spending are down, but so was last week’s inflation readings, and those are probably not unrelated…

When people feel pessimistic about the economy, they tighten their budgets, and that means less demand, especially for core goods such as clothing, electronics, and furniture.

This is good for the demand side of the inflation equation.

At the same time, spending is critical for our economy, and decreased spending can mean decreased growth.

This is bad for the supply side of the inflation equation.

For years now, Powell has been concerned about inflation while praising the strong economy, jobs market, wages, etc.

A slight slowdown in an overheated economy might be just what the doctor ordered to finally bring inflation down to the Fed’s target and get us closer to restarting the easing cycle.

The key word here is “slight,” so that’s what I’m hoping to hear from Powell in his remarks on Wednesday.

If the last few weeks have taught us anything, it’s that it’s a risky time to be on the long side of things…

That’s why I’ve been so keen on short-term, “tactical trade” ideas.

Here was Friday’s idea near its peak:

All told, of the five I sent out last week, four went on to gain 20% or better the day I alerted them. The other gained only 11%.

And that wasn’t exactly the easiest week in the markets!

My “tactical” idea for today is a stock I last alerted in February 2024.

On the day of the alert, it surged more than 60%!

This is a stock that has a history of meteoric moves

Back in October, it ramped up nearly 300% within a single trading day.

Go ahead and pull up Inspire Veterinary Partners, Inc. (IVP) on your preferred trading platform.

You’ll see that the stock has been drawing down since it had a 1:25 split in late January as it works to find a new equilibrium…

That pullback has (relatively) leveled out over the past few weeks, and just on Friday, the stock jumped 4.5%.

This may be an inflection point for IVP, and I’ll be watching it today to see if it can extend this “bottom bounce.”

👉  IVP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

For levels, I would watch its recent resistance around $2.10. If it breaks that, we could be in for another banner day for IVP.

On the downside, if it sinks below $1.75, I would move to the sidelines and wait for more promising momentum.

The company itself owns and operates veterinary hospitals across the U.S.

Significantly, it is one of the only owners of veterinary practices in the U.S. that is publicly listed. Typically, investors looking for a stake in this sector have to look to private equity.

And that’s precisely why IVP developed its business model…

In its view, after veterinary groups get purchased by private equity investors,

“[D]ecisions are ultimately made based on what will provide the greatest return on investment when the portfolio is recapitalized or sold. Many of the problems we see today originate from the misalignment in priorities between private equity and veterinary hospital team members.”

Instead, IVP is seducing veterinary practices with the promise of employee ownership. It bills itself as “the first employee-owned veterinary group.”

The idea is that a portion of IVP’s equity will be set aside for employees, who will then have a greater vested interest in seeing the company succeed.

The company argues that “A strategy which isn’t ‘exit driven’ allows decisions to be made for the long term. Shareholder value and internal stakeholder return are linked, versus antithetical.”

To date, IVP — which was founded only 5 years ago and went public in August 2023 — has 13 locations across 9 states.

In February of last year, the company opened in Houston, Texas, its first animal hospital that it built from the ground up:

Recently completed Inspire animal hospital in Houston, Texas.

CEO Kimball Carr said the hospital incorporates “purposeful design that we intend to utilize in other facilities as we continue our expansion.”

According to the company’s investor presentation, it’s seeking acquisition targets nationwide.

The company reported $4.0 million in revenue in Q3 2024, roughly on par with the year prior, but noted that its net loss had decreased 56% compared to the prior year period.

And just last month, in a letter to shareholders, CEO Carr outlined the work the company has done to streamline its operations, as well as its growth plans for 2025 and beyond.

Definitely check it out as you do your own research on IVP.

You may also wish to check out the company’s most recent investor presentation, its investor relations website, as well as its corporate website.

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Bottom line: IVP is a small stock with a history of some big moves…

Its pullback has leveled off over the past few weeks, and Friday’s 4.5% gain may mark the start of a “bottom bounce.”

Stay locked in to IVP today to see how this one plays out!

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