This Stock is Heating Up Again 🔥

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here.

I hope you had a good Holiday, and are ready to get back to all the action today!

Do you remember the stock I showed you on Monday?

It was one of the wildest trading days I have seen in a long time.

I want you to get it on your radar this morning, because I think it might be heating up again.

If you recall, I showed you NITO on Monday morning before the market opened. 

I thought it had explosive “bottom bouncer” potential, but I had no idea it could move that fast (in either direction!).

We all watched it launch into the stratosphere, where it gained nearly 100% in the opening hour of trading on Monday…

We all saw an insane move Monday!

If you were paying attention to the early emails, then you witnessed something truly special.

There was a real opportunity to capture a 90% move in less than two hours.

While it was certainly possible to capture all of that move, that’s not the way I typically trade.

I have a plan, and I hope you always do as well.

Personally, I like to start taking profits when I am up 10-20% on a position and try to hold some for rare occasions like yesterday.

When I sell on the way up, I also like to “reload” on dips once a stock has shown incredible strength like we just saw on Monday.

The question is always, “Where to rebuy?”

I like to use a 5-minute chart for my intraday trading.

Stocks breaking out above the 20-moving average (the yellow line on the chart below) on a 5-minute timeframe are my favorite to buy.

Below is the NITO chart since Monday’s explosion…

The stock rebounded well on Tuesday as it gained over 10% that day.

I am looking to see if those gains hold, and if it can build more on top of that from these levels.

I doubt we’ll see another 90%+ move like Monday, but NITO has certainly shown us that it can wake up and make big moves when it wants to.

I don’t want to speculate too much on my thoughts on why NITO then gave back all of those gains, but I can tell you without a doubt that it is now on the radar of a ton of new traders.

I am loving the trading setup I see for NITO right now!

NITO is holding strong above the 5-minute moving average, and I think a breakout above $.65 would be a big thing to watch today.

I was waiting for this signal Monday, but it didn’t happen after the spike.

We started to see this happen on Tuesday, and I think today is a very important day to watch to see if it can breakout above $.65 again.

I think NITO has a lot of potential, and you should watch it closely right now.

Who knows?  Maybe another “super spike” is around the corner again!

I also like that NITO is a pretty easy business to understand.

It is a multi-pronged business, and I covered a lot in yesterday’s email, so let’s take a closer look at one of the company’s majority-owned subsidiaries, Save Foods Ltd.

As I mentioned, Save Foods has a range of near-harvest products to help preserve fruits and vegetables and prevent foodborne illnesses.

Obviously, these are big problems to solve, but the question is: how big?

The company claims that 664 million tons of fresh fruits and vegetables are lost of wasted every year, and I found a Forbes article that cites the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organisation saying that, globally, “60 percent of all fruits and vegetables [make] their way to the landfill.”

The USDA says that “Food loss and waste is estimated to be roughly one-third of the food intended for human consumption in the United States.”

The USDA notes that aside from the CO2 emitted from producing and transporting the food, when it winds up in a landfill, it generates methane “an even more potent greenhouse gas.”

On top of that, Save Foods points out that “almost 1 in 10 people fall ill every year from eating contaminated food costing us around $90 billion.”

Clearly, any company that can put a dent in these numbers stands to profit handsomely.

And of course, any solutions must also be safe for consumers.

Save Foods’ treatments are based on proprietary blends of food acids and oxidizers.

The company says that its acids “do not leave any residues of toxicological concern on the treated produce surface and all the blend ingredients are recognized by the FDA as Generally Recognized As Safe (GRAS) when used as intended in fruit and vegetable wash applications.”

Its treatments have been commercially validated on citrus fruits, mango, avocado, pears, bell pepper, microgreens, and various fresh cut vegetables.

It is evaluating its treatments for bananas, apples,  lychee, berries, papaya lettuce, asparagus, tomato, and more.

What impresses me the most is just how ambitious this company is…

Back in 2022, it secured a deal with the largest fresh produce exporter in its home base of Israel.

As of this year, it has branched out across several other continents.

I mentioned yesterday that it announced a collaboration with Citrus Tree in Brazil through which 20 tons of limes had already been treated…

And I noted its regulatory approval by the California Department of Pesticide Regulation which is paving the way for a commercial expansion in that state.

What I didn’t mention was that in addition to targeting California strawberries, Save Foods revealed last month its ambition to target the hemp flower market in California.

As of 2022, California produced 56% of all hemp flower in the US.

In third-party trials, “Save Foods’ proprietary eco crop protection solution demonstrated up to 90% less disease development in cannabis inflorescences compared to untreated plants.”

Also last month, Save Foods launched its first large-scale commercial pilot with Congeladora Nino, a large Mexican strawberry packer.

That’s after the success of earlier small-scale pilots in which Save Foods’ solutions demonstrated up to 85% reduction of waste.

In March, the company announced a patent approval in South Africa titled “Sterilization Compositions and Methods for Use Thereof” that it will leverage to target the significant citrus market there, which amounted to $1.85 billion in exports in 2022.

And lastly, just yesterday a company press release noted Save Foods’ first purchase order from an avocado grower, packer, and distributor in Peru.

It added that the expansion is especially exciting given “the remarkable growth of Peruvian agricultural exports on the global stage, from a modest $645 million in 2000 to an impressive estimated $10.5 billion in 2023.”

Have a great trading day today, and I wish you the best of luck!

To Your Success,

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