My latest pick is dynamite! There’s simply no other way to put it and after extensive due diligence it is ready to be unleashed. Prep your wallet because the gain potential on this one is monstrous.
This company is well positioned in the golf industry – an industry I must add which generates over $25 BLN annually. Fresh of the launch of its innovative player’s network, CADY has just attracted the interest of private equity and the company is nearing the closing of a $5 MLN round.
Frankly I am not surprised. This is a company after all, that just launched a product with the auspices of Sprint and Samsung – two companies with combined revenues of nearly $100 BLN.
Since the start of the year this play has rallied more than 185 Pct. and recent trading has shown huge promise for a potential breakout.
Again, I am not surprised given the very stable fundamentals and even more bullish technical setup. You really can’t go far wrong by taking a look at this gem so I urge you to give it some attention.
Private equity isn’t throwing cash at this company for nothing folks – she’s a “mover!”
NEW Trade Alert: Digital Caddies, Inc. (OTCPINK: CADY)
Investor Highlights
CADY’s rise to the top of the trading charts is now firmly established. The company is close to securing a new round of financing totalling $5 MLN.
CADY has rallied 185 Pct. since January and the play looks certain to close out the year on a high.
CADY’s gain potential is a whopping 175 Pct. based on its 12-month high of .55 cents.
CADY has just come off the launch of its exclusive Player’s Network. The cutting edge product was launched with two of world’s biggest companies – Samsung and Sprint.
Current market valuation is just .095 below CADY’s 50-day MA, confirming via another strong indicator, that momentum is building towards a potential breakout.
CADY’s bounce play potential is extremely strong and RSI is now 34, a good level that is perfectly matched with the huge support built up over the last few trading sessions.
(The above highlights represent my humble opinion on CADY’s gain potential)
About CADY
CADY (Digital Caddies Inc.) provides golf courses technology solutions utilizing wireless connectivity and tablet technology installed on golf carts at golf courses that opens up a social media connection between the golfer and the golf course.
CADY manufactures and markets golf course mapping systems. Its system enables real-time imaging of distance, hazards, and greens.
CADY believes that the content provided to the golfer through the tablet is specifically designed to promote interaction with the device while they play golf and thus provides an excellent opportunity for the golf course and advertisers to interact directly with golfers in ways that have not been possible before.
CADY was incorporated in 1999 and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
Golf Makes Comeback – $25 BLN Industry on the Upswing
Golfing in the U.S. is estimated to be a $25 BLN industry – $20 BLN in greens fees, $4 BLN in equipment and $1 BLN in apparel sales. In addition to operating golf courses and country clubs, other industry activities include providing food and beverage services, equipment rental and instruction. Not included are driving ranges which are part of the $9 BLN Golf Driving Ranges and Family Fun Centers industry.
As has been the case for many industries, the serious and lingering economic downturn has had an impact on the golf industry as people have cut back on discretionary and recreational spending. However, in 2012, there was a measurable rebound in the number of golf outings with golfers playing about 490 MLN rounds on U.S. courses, up 5.7 Pct. from 2011, according to the National Golf Foundation. Industry analysts estimate that U.S. golf course revenues will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.75 Pct. by 2016.
Successful companies in the industry are those who drive up demand through strong marketing and maintain efficient operations as many costs are fixed, whether players are on the fairways or not. Some of the most successful US companies include American Golf, ClubCorp, Evergreen Alliance, and KemperSports. Small companies can be successful as well using location and unique marketing strategies to their advantage.
There are approximately 15,500 golf facilities in the US, both public and private. Nearly three-fourths are public courses, and of those about 20 Pct. or, 2,450, are municipal courses.
Much of the revenue for private courses is generated from annual membership dues, while public courses rely mainly on “daily fees.” While the total number of golf courses has dropped from its all-time high of 16,000 set in 2004, IBISWorld reports that interest in golf continues to grow.
Recent Developments
December 11th: Digital Caddies, Inc. Closes Initial Round on a $5 MLN Private Equity Offering
CADY’s strong partnership with giants Sprint and Samsung is a big private equity is rushing to invest. It’s also the reason the play now has huge upside potential and is trading inside such a sweet groove.
If you are going to catch CADY going up now is the time to do it. Begin your research as soon as you can.
For information on CADY visit: http://digitalcaddies.net/
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