We Are Long Term Bullish on Smart for Life. After a Volatile Post IPO Trading, we may Have Seen the Bottom.
When we say we’re long-term bullish, we don’t mean we are looking for a ‘months out’ trade over $1.00 or towards its IPO pricing near $5.00.
We mean 2-3 years out, letting management perform on its mission to acquire its way to $200-300 million in revenues, from the massive ‘healthy-for-you’ CPG category.
50 million shares traded? Booyha, as Kramer would say.
If successful in their revenue goal, this could be one of the top-performing consumers product companies over the coming decade. A mini-Gulf and Western if you’re old enough to remember that name.
As for share performance – and having a brand which can attract the attention of investors, their Sports Illustrated line should fill that bill quite nicely.
Smart for Life (SMFL) $0.43 on Track to Close Pending Acquisition
HAS THE BOTTOM BEEN SET?
CAPITULATION?
#SMFL
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