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TODAY’S TOP ALERT! 

Nasdaq: TZUP

We’re off to the races 🏇 with my “tactical trade” idea of the day.

But before I get too far ahead of myself, I wanted to give Jason Bond another HUGE shout-out for filling in for me and delivering ANOTHER stellar Pick to Bullseye Unlimited – IWM Puts.

Those puts are already up about 30%*...

And calls for CHEDDAR are already happening…

Whoohoo we love early morning cheddar!

But back to my “tactical” idea…

Before the bell this morning, I wrote to you about a company that had recently listed on the Nasdaq…

It had jumped 4% yesterday in what I thought “could be the start of a significant upswing.”

Even though the markets have taken a rare turn downward today, I’m pleased to say Thumzup Media Corporation (TZUP) is riding higher:

While I believe (but of course can’t guarantee) the stock will continue surging in the near term, I think this is one worth paying attention to going forward as well.

As I noted this morning, TZUP is disrupting the $300 billion dollar digital advertising sector, not unlike Uber, Airbnb, and DoorDash did for their respective industries.

The thing about those companies is they stayed private for a long time. 

So while early investors like Jeff Bezos and Reid Hoffman got in on early funding rounds and made out like bandits, retail investors had to wait years to get a piece of the pie.

Early investors got to see Uber go from a 2011 valuation of $60 million to a 2015 valuation of $51 billion…

They got to see Airbnb take off from $2.4 million in 2009 to $25.5 billion by 2015…

And a lucky few watched DoorDash grow from $73.5 million in 2014 to an impressive $16 billion by mid-2020.

That was before those companies went public.

TZUP is still in its early innings. It was founded in 2020 and didn’t begin onboarding businesses in earnest until 2022.

It’s now up to 500 businesses that have paid app users to post about their products and services.

But here’s the thing: It just went public on the Nasdaq two weeks ago and its market cap is only $50 million. That’s about the same size as Uber in 2011 or DoorDash in 2014.

And you can see what those businesses grew to in what for investors is the blink of an eye.

I think it’s critical for you to pay attention to TZUP not only today, but in the weeks, months, and years ahead.

It’s a truly innovative company in an era when so many startups are derivative.

Tell your friends about it.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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