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Good Afternoon,

My New Trade Alert: Grillit, Inc. (PINK: GRLT)

It didn't take us long to find what may be our next ANSU.

I don't say that lightly folks.

GRLT has experienced a rather phenomenal jump in its market valuation in the past month alone.

To be more specific - 1,958% gains.

I hope that caught your attention if nothing else.

GRLT, since July 30th, has rallied to a high of $5.35 from 0.26 and looks to have stabilized at its current price of $3.30

Long-term portfolio positioning is all fine and dandy, but more often than not, especially in the current markets its the short-term investors who are getting those once thought unattainable gains.

Want proof? ANSU with nothing short of remarkable.

And I hate to continually bring it up (just kidding), but it takes only one stock alert to bring you gains of 6,436% in 3 days to setup your life financially for the foreseeable future.

It certainly doesn't come without some duds...I'll be first to raise my hand up to own up to it.

But at the end of the day, the net result is what's important - any investor will tell you that.

Now, in the case of GRLT...

 It appears to us, that potentially there may be some considerable short interest in the company.

That only means one thing - short squeeze, which is precisely what happened with ANSU.

It's fairly challenging to find accurate most up-to-date short interest information on OTC companies, but according to otcshortreport.com,GRLT current has a 55% short interest - allegedly.

If any of you are confused about what a short squeeze is let me attempt to explain it. A short squeeze happens when a trader sells a company short and the market value does not move down but instead moves up. The trader is then forced to cover (buy the company's shares back) which creates a demand for the shares and makes it move higher. Now when you have lots of traders/firms go short in a company's shares that are all forced to cover at higher prices while the public float is tiny what happens is exactly  what we witnessed with ANSU, and what could potentially happen with GRLT. 

Now, technical information aside, GRLT is a very interesting company in and of itself that appears to be extremely underappreciated, despite its monstrous rally recently.

GRLT (GRILLiT) is a growing Latin-Caribbean fusion restaurant concept that marries fast casual to nutritious and healthy food. The company opened its first location in Miami in 2011 and specializes in chef-inspired custom crafted rice bowls, pasta and wraps as well as salads.

GRLT utilizes domestic growers and delivers healthy cuisine using only fresh proteins, such as never-frozen chicken and Angus beef. Restaurants offer an inviting and comfortable atmosphere with an open kitchen and contemporary, industrial design.

GRLT currently has two locations and expects to have at least 21 corporate and 58 franchised locations open and operating within the next five years.

The company is targeting Florida, North Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia for new growth.

There you have it folks, GRLT has huge potential in its near term, and even more potential for you to walk away with a smile on your face.

Begin your due diligence before it's too late.

Stay tuned for further updates.

Best regards, 

Edmund Kaminski 

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