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FOCUS LIST🔎
SERV – Up over 80% in the pre-market after NVDA disclosed a stake of 62,500 shares at avg price of $4/Share
NVOS – Up over 20% in pre after receiving commencement of disbursement notice for first tranche payment of total $78 million under SBLC monetization program
HE – Up over 35% in pre after reports it’s apart of $4bullion settlement to resolve Maui wildfire lawsuits
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Go to your platform and pull up Knightscope Inc. (KSCP) right now, and I’ll show you why I like it so much.
Below is an hourly chart from the last few weeks.
Did you notice that when KSCP started to trade back above the hourly level (“Gamma Trigger” signal), it regained momentum and rallied higher?
In fact, both of those moves led to 40% gains in a few days’ time.
As I was watching KSCP yesterday, it looked like it was about to retest the $.33 level, and then shoot higher.
Unfortunately, the market chaos sent shares lower, and the breakout faltered again.
Also, look at the increasing trading volume on the lower indicator. That tells me that there is increasing interest in the stock right now.
I don’t expect that to die down, in fact, I think it could bring a lot of dip buyers to the party, especially with the 18% drop we just saw.
I think today is a very important time for KSCP, and you need to watch it right away.
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HOTLIST🔥
SERV – Up over 80% in the pre-market after NVDA disclosed a stake of 62,500 shares at avg price of $4/Share
Serve Robotics Inc. (SERV) designs, develops, and operates low-emission robots that serve people in public spaces with food delivery in the United States. It builds self-driving delivery robots.
In the after-hours yesterday, it was disclosed that NVDA had acquired a stake of 62,500 shares at avg price of $4/Share.
That was enough to get traders interested in the stock and SERV traded up over 80% in the pre-market after the news yesterday.
The first target for bulls is the after-hours high at $5.09.
Beyond that, targets to the upside are $5.77, $6.80, $7.40 and then $8.30.
Below $5.09, targets to the downside are $4.50, $4.30, $4.05, $3.82 $2.78 and then a gap fill at $2.63.
NVOS – Up over 20% in pre after receiving commencement of disbursement notice for first tranche payment of total $78 million under SBLC monetization program.
Novo Integrated Sciences, Inc. (NVOS) together with its subsidiaries, provides multidisciplinary primary care and related wellness products and services in Canada. It operates through two segments, Healthcare Services and Product Sales. The company offers physiotherapy, chiropractic care, manual/manipulative therapy, occupational therapy, eldercare, massage therapy services to name but a few.
In the after-hours yesterday, the company announced that it has received notice of the commencement of disbursement for the complete monetization of a Standby Letter of Credit .
The initial disbursement represents the first payment as per the arrangement creating a release of lien resulting in the subsequent final advance to the Company.
With this initial disbursement the Company expects final distribution to follow on or before August 2. As previously reported, the Company entered into an application for the monetizing program whereby the Company is projected to receive gross funding proceeds of approximately $78 million under the SBLC monetization program.
Robert Mattacchione, Novo’s CEO and Board Chairman, stated,
“This step will now lead us to receiving our full expected payout as identified in the transaction documents. We look forward to engaging in our intended initiatives.”
NVOS stock traded up over 20% in the pre-market in reaction to the news.
The $0.81 area has acted as resistance in the pre-market and will be an important level to watch.
Above it, targets to the upside are $0.83, $0.85 and then the after-hours high at $0.89. Beyond that, $1, $1.10, $1.20 and $1.40 come into play.
Below $0.81, targets to the downside are $0.75, $0.70, $0.63 and then a gap fill at $0.6023 come into play.
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HE – Up over 35% in pre after reports it’s a part of $4billion settlement to resolve Maui wildfire lawsuits
Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc. (HE) together with its subsidiaries, engages in the electric utility businesses in the United States. It operates in three segments: Electric Utility, Bank, and Other.
In the after-hours yesterday, it was reported thatHE was among the companies that have tentatively agreed to pay more than $4 billion to resolve hundreds of lawsuits over the wildfires that ripped through Maui last year, according to people familiar with the deal.
The proposed accord, which still awaits final approval, would settle suits on behalf of thousands of homeowners and businesses against Hawaiian Electric, which operates the utility on the island, said the people, who declined to be identified because they aren’t authorized to speak publicly about the agreement.
It’s still unclear how the $4 billion in liability will be divided among the companies and governments, the people said. They noted Hawaiian Electric is on the hook for about $1.5 billion of the settlement, but other companies’ shares are still being finalized. The proposed settlement will be paid out over four years, according to some of the people.
HE stock traded up over 35% in the pre-market in reaction to the reports.
The $17.20 area acted as support in the pre-market and will be an important level to watch.
Above it, targets to the upside are $18, $19 and then the after-hours high at $19.24. Beyond that, $20, $21, $22.50 and then a huge gap fill at $32.40 come into play.
Below $17.20, targets to the downside are $16, $15, $14 and then a gap fill at $12.75.
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