🚨 This one’s moving while markets tumble

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March 27, 2025

Hey —Here’s a flag on something interesting I’ve been watching. One tiny tech name is showing real strength even while the rest of the market’s getting smoked. Have a look before the week wraps up.

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

SmartKem Inc (Nasdaq: SMTK)

👉  SMTK is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning, ladies and gents,

I hope you’re ready to close the week strong!

The markets pulled back yesterday on news that President Trump would be revealing tariffs on imported cars later in the day.

The S&P 500 dropped 1.1% and the Nasdaq dropped 2%.

Thankfully, I wrote to you yesterday morning about a small stock that had been ignoring the market turmoil entirely… nearly doubling over the past month…

It had just released some big news that I thought could provide its next leg up. Here’s how the day went:

Not too shabby for a day when not much was green!

Today, I’m revisiting one of my top-performing “tactical trade” ideas in recent memory.

When I alerted this one to you last time in late November, it had already rocketed 26% in the prior week.

Still, I thought things were in their early innings, and that investors “may have finally caught wind of the incredible potential of this company.”

That day, the stock went on an absolute tear:

At one point that day, it was one of the top movers in the entire market:

That’s right, today’s “tactical” idea again is SmartKem, Inc. (SMTK).

The stock has cooled down since that incredible November rally, but as you can see if you pull up the chart, it has taken back off over the past two weeks, jumping 45%.

It even notched a gain yesterday as the markets tumbled.

I’m loving the momentum it has at its back, and I think today could be another big one for the company. It just released this promo video that should help stoke the fire.

 👉  SMTK is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Here’s the rundown on how SMTK fits in the semiconductor world…

Founded in 2009, Manchester, England-based Smartkem says it is “changing the world as we see it.”

It is “introducing a new class of transistor using its proprietary advanced semiconductor materials that has the potential to enable the adoption and mass commercialization of MicroLED displays”

With its 138 patents and 40 codified trade secrets, the company is attempting to break into a market that is expected to grow to more than $21 billion by 2027—at a staggering CAGR of 81.5%.

The core of its innovation is its proprietary TRUFLEX® technology — a semiconductor platform used to make sheets of transistors that have the potential to drive next generation MicroLED displays that are flexible, lightweight, and transparent.

The company is especially focused on enabling MicroLED displays.

As it notes, “MicroLED displays are the only solution that enables sunlight readable displays with low power consumption and long lifetimes for watches, phones, laptops, and TVs.”

The trouble with current MicroLED displays is they are very difficult to make.

That’s why SMTK’s “transistors are processed at such a low temperature compared to other technologies, [enabling SMTK] to pour them directly on top of the microLEDs, completely eliminating the problematic mass transfer and laser welding processes required with other technologies.” 

The key feature that enables the development of this microLED display is SMTK’s unique low-temperature process that allows the use of low-cost, flexible plastic rather than glass. 

SMTK believes its TRUFLEX® technology will unlock MicroLED displays and take them “from high end market prices of $100,000 down to mass market prices.”

You can read more about the technical details here but frankly, a lot of it is over my head. I’m mostly interested in how other companies and experts are reacting to SMTK.

In November 2023, the company published a paper on its technology in the UK’s leading peer-reviewed science journal, Nature Communications.

That’s a prestigious vote of confidence.

In addition, as you can see if you scroll through this page, the company has presented and exhibited at leading tech forums and conferences around the US, Europe, and Asia.

They’ve also entered into a number of joint agreements with outside companies, including:

  • February 2024: Shanghai-based Tianma Microelectronics “to integrate Smartkem's Organic Thin-Film Transistor (OTFT) technology with Tianma's oxide transistors to develop OTFT-based microarray biochips.”

  • March 2024: Taiwan-based RiTdisplay “for the manufacture of a new type of active-matrix OLED (AMOLED) display.”

  • March 2024: The Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) in Taiwan to enable customers access to product prototyping on its Gen2.5 line using Smartkem’s OTFT technology.

  • September 2024: Shanghai-based Chip Foundation “to co-develop a new generation of microLED-based backlight technology for Liquid Crystal Displays.”

  • November 2024: Smartkem and AUO Partner to Develop a New Generation of Rollable, Transparent MicroLED Displays

  • December 2024: Smartkem Signs Multi-Year Agreement with FlexiIC to Develop a New Generation of CMOS for Smart Sensors

  • March 2025: Signed MOU with RiTdisplay to Integrate Smartkem’s OTFT process onto its Gen2.5 Line to enable prototyping of the next generation of AMOLED displays using OTFT technology

Dr. Maosheng Hao, chairman of Chip Foundation, said:

“Smartkem is widely recognized as a leading provider of OTFT solutions, with deep expertise and extensive experience in organic dielectric materials, organic semiconductor materials, and related processes. …. 

“We believe that this collaboration between our two companies has the potential to expedite the advancement and widespread adoption of this technology by the display industry."

Perhaps the biggest of these partnerships was announced in November…

The press release notes that AUO is “the largest display manufacturer in Taiwan” and that the partnership has the potential to “take today's microLED TVs from high end market prices of $100,000 down to mass market prices," according to SMTK CEO Ian Jenks.

The release also quotes display analyst and DSCC (Display Supply Chain Consultants) CEO Ross Young saying, “This is an exciting project that, if successful, will demonstrate the cost effectiveness of Smartkem's technology in the most demanding of MicroLED applications, and could generate substantial market interest.”

I’ve mentioned only a handful of the companies SMTK is working with. Scroll through this page to find many more.

Without understanding the details myself, I find it encouraging that so many authorities and companies see promise in SMTK’s potentially revolutionary technology.

As you do your own research, be sure to check out this promo video that the company just released yesterday, this investor presentation, as well as this fun interview from earlier this month.

As always, be sure to 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. 

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Bottom line: SMTK has roared 45% over the past two weeks — even amid all the broader market uncertainty.

It has stacked up huge partnerships, including with one of the top display manufacturers in the world.

With it bucking the market downturn yesterday, I think today could be another big one for SMTK. Stay locked in to see where it goes!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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