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Good Morning! Jeff here.

What a great game last night!  I am big fans of both the Celtics and the Mavs, but it is pretty clear that Boston has the best team right now.

I’ve lived in the New England area for the last 15 years, and I have to say you get spoiled with great sports teams when you call this place home.  They are so lucky! 

Do you know who else has been lucky lately?

Anyone who isn’t betting against the market!

Just when you thought things were a little too overextended to the upside, the market always has a way of proving the skeptics wrong.

I am so glad I have been following the price action, and not listening to my stupid opinions lately.  It has helped me make a lot of money lately!

Today, I want to show you a new stock idea I have never discussed before.

I think it presents a very compelling opportunity right now, and you need to look at it quickly.

Go to your platform and pull up Silo Pharma (SILO) right now, and let’s take a look.

What I see right now fits perfectly with what I call a “bottom bouncer” play.

While stocks can always theoretically go to $0, there usually comes a time when a stock gets so oversold in the short-term that it is due for a bounce higher.

When you can time those bounces right, it can really work out well because the upside move can be very fast, while the downside is likely to be limited if you use a proper stop loss.

Look at the chart right now and let me show you what I mean…

As you can see, SILO has had a rough couple of weeks leading up today.

Most of this was self-inflicted as the company just announced a finanicing deal that drove the stock price lower (you can read it here).

Here’s what makes it so interesting though.  The financing deal was over $2 a share, and look at where the stock is now… just hovering over $1.

I’m not going to try and claim exactly what price the stock should be right now, but I think this move lower has been an overreaction from the market.

When it starts to move up again, I think it could result in a very nice bounce opportunity, at least for a quick score.

We already saw one bounce attempt this week, and it quickly took SILO to $1.50.  

Just a small move like that would be well over a 30% spike from today’s price.

On the downside, we have seen $1.08 as a support line for the last week.  If I saw the stock close below that level, I would say this is not working out and move to the sidelines.

Overall, I think SILO is a great opportunity to look at right now.

If it starts to reverse course and move higher, I think it could be very quick, so you’ll need to be prepared.

Things could get spicy today! 🌶️

As you are doing your research, Silo Pharma Inc. (SILO) is a developmental-stage biopharma company developing novel treatments for conditions such as PTSD, stress-induced psychiatric disorders, chronic pain conditions, and fibromyalgia.

The company is especially focused on psychedelic-based compounds and has partnered with leading institutions such as Columbia University and University of Maryland, Baltimore.

By partnering with these institutions, the company hopes to use the FDA’s streamlined and lower-cost 505(b)(2) pathway for drug approval, which allows the inclusion of external safety and efficacy data in Investigational New Drug (IND) applications.

All the therapeutics in SILO’s pipeline are in a preclinical phase, but its leading candidate is SPC-15, which targets stress-induced affective disorders such as anxiety and PTSD.

SPC-15 is being developed under a 2021 sponsored research agreement with Columbia University, which gave SILO the option to exclusively license SPC-15 for further development, manufacture, and commercialization.

SILO expects to exercise that option “in the first half of 2024” — so later this month, presumably.

SPC-15 is an intranasal prophylactic treatment for PTSD that the company intends for military personnel, first responders, and others at high risk of the condition.

Just last week, SILO announced its submission of a pre-Investigational New Drug (pre-IND) briefing package and meeting request to the FDA for SPC-15, noting its positive results from a small animal dose-ranging study completed in February.

SILO’s next prioritized program is SP-26, which is an injectable, time-release ketamine-loaded implant for treatment of chronic pain, especially pain related to fibromyalgia.

According to the company, SP-26 “holds the potential to be the first at-home ketamine treatment approved for chronic pain management.”

Last Friday, SILO revealed positive production news about the implant.

CEO Eric Weisblum said, “The results so far in our ongoing SP-26 pre-clinical research bring us closer to determining the optimal formulation for future pre-clinical testing models.”

A third program is SP-14, which is a novel therapeutic also developed by Columbia University that targets Alzheimer’s. 

Preclinical testing and proof-of-concept is being led by investor Dr. Christine Denny of Columbia.

This intranasal, ketamine-related therapeutic has been found to reduce anxiety in animal studies.

In April, SILO announced that it had exercised its option to license SP-14 from Columbia.

Lastly, in partnership with the University of Maryland, Baltimore, SILO is developing SPU-16, a patented peptide that targets the central nervous system for potential treatment of multiple sclerosis.

Spend time right now doing your own research on the stock, and of course, always 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. 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: With the market trading at nose-bleed levels right now, I think it is a great time to look at some of the few oversold opportunities that are out there currently.  I think SILO is a great idea to consider right now, for the reasons I discussed above. 

When SILO moves, it will be very fast… so have a plan in place!

To Your Success,

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