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Hey — quick heads up before the long weekend. I’m eyeing one setup that had insane volume yesterday and some weird price action after dropping seemingly strong earnings. It could be a bounce play today if it starts green — worth watching.

TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

 La Rosa Holdings (Nasdaq: LRHC)

Hey Folks,

It may be Thursday, but I hope you know it’s the last trading day of the week as we go into the holiday weekend.

Get your trades in while you can!

The markets took another big “L” yesterday thanks to bad news from NVDA and foreboding words from Jerome Powell…

That hasn’t stopped futures from turning green this morning, so hopefully we go into the long weekend on a strong note.

I was thrilled that my “tactical trade” idea ripped 30%+ higher out of the gate yesterday and even entered the top-10 movers at one point.

I’m taking another swing today on a very interesting setup…

On Tuesday, the company I’m looking at filed its 10-K, and investors seem to have liked what they saw. In after-hours trading, the stock was up over 100% at one point.

Then yesterday morning, the company issued a press release with the earnings numbers that were in its 10-K. 

More details on that below, but the numbers included a 119% year-over-year increase in revenue for FY2024, beating its preliminary estimate by nearly 7%.

The investor chatter I saw seemed pleased with the news, and what happened next seems to have taken people by surprise…

The stock wound up trading huge volume yesterday (193 million+ shares compared to ~400k typically), and it ultimately closed the day down 25% to its 52-week low.

Needless to say, this was very unusual activity.

I’m watching La Rosa Holdings (LRHC) today as a potential bottom-bounce play to see if it spikes the way it did Tuesday evening…

Or the way it did after alerted it last year, when it went on to surge more than 300% that day before closing up “only” 107%.

I’m hoping for an uptrend early on this one, so if it dips below $0.14, I would probably wait on the sidelines, but if it starts trading green, we may be in for a huge day.

👉  LRHC is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

La Rosa Holdings (LRHC) is a real estate company based on a fascinating, employee-centric model. Frankly, I didn’t know anything like this existed.

You probably know about the typical 3% realtor commission when a property sells…

What you may not know is that the brokerage house typically takes between 20-40% of that commission, with the remainder going to the agent who actually sold the property.

Instead of giving its agents a “percentage of a percentage,” LRHC’s innovative model is to give its agents 100% commission on residential properties.

The only catch is agents pay up to $75 monthly dues and small, one-time transaction fees of up to $695. 

Consider a $350,000 sale. With the typical brokerage house, the agent would keep only $7,350 from the $10,500 commission, with the broker getting $3,150. 

With LRHC, the agent keeps the entire $10,500. Even factoring in the maximum transaction fee and an entire year of dues, the agent comes out way ahead.

More recently, the company added a revenue-sharing model that allows agents to earn passive income by building a downline as they recruit and mentor new agents.

In addition, LRHC provides its agents with proprietary technology (including a proprietary real estate AI assistant), training, their own personalized website, and on-going coaching support.

It’s no wonder the Orlando Sentinel awarded LRHC first-place in the large-company category for Top Workplaces 2022.

As of March 31, LRHC had 2,769 agents and dozens of offices across seven states and Puerto Rico.

And the press release from yesterday reported the company’s earnings for 2024. Some highlights:

• “Total revenue increased 119% year-over-year to $69.4 million for the year ended December 31, 2024”

• “Gross Profit Increased 110% Year-Over-Year to $6.0 Million in 2024”

• “Revenue for the Fourth Quarter of 2024 Increased 55% Year-Over-Year to $17.7 Million”

The company also noted that it is on track “to close our previously announced acquisition of a real estate brokerage firm, which generated $19 million in revenue in 2023 and, if consummated, is expected to bring a network of around 945 agents across multiple states.”

Its revenue forecast for 2025 is $100 million, which would be a 44% jump from 2024, and it said it is “focused on achieving profitability in 2025.”

For more on LRHC’s business model and what it’s up to, I recommend this interview with company CEO Joe La Rosa from last August. You can also check out this October 2024 investor presentation and the company website.

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: LRHC has had some very unusual trading activity this week — surging 100%+ after hours before dropping 25% the next day on massive trading volume.

Internet chatter was generally positive about the company’s earnings but it’s sitting at its 52-week low as of this writing.

If things bounce back today, we could be looking at an explosive move, so lock in to LRHC to see how it plays out!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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