EXAD is ready to turn heads on Monday. Are you ready to profit?
Are you ready for Monday's big alert?
If you've been following my alerts for a while then you know we've been on a rampage calling winner after winner. In fact, March has given us gains of 44%, 66%, 7%, and 11%. The best part is those gains have been intraday gains for the most part (meaning you could get in and out and book profits in one day) and some even continued to run into the next day!
Well, it's time to put those modest gains to shame because my new alert features a stock that could very well gain over 100% in a single trading session.
Metropolitan Dry Cleaners (OTCPINK: EXAD)
As I started to look carefully at the numbers I discovered two fascinating prospects for traders who make a move on EXAD right now.
The first is that at the really ambitious end of the upside scale, traders can put a whopping 733% upside opportunity in their trading account.
The second prospect is perhaps even more inviting because according to my calculations, traders can walk away with up to 185% upside opportunity based on EXAD’s 50 DMA of .0171.
How often do you see a trade idea with a clear path to 185% gains over the near term?
I don’t see those sorts of opportunities often so I am urging you to take a look at EXAD as soon as possible.
You have no excuse not to, really.
What else makes this stock so special? First, let's give this situation some historical context. Every alert I've issued this year that gained more than 100% in a single day has resembled this stock!
Can you figure out where the similarities lie? If you guessed subpenny share prices and low float share structure then you are correct. Remember, a low float stock creates a high demand and low supply situation meaning everyone wants shares, but there simply aren't enough to go around!
Remember your economics classes? When there is high demand for a product, or in this case shares, and a limited supply of shares then wonderful things happen—traders more often than not book massive profits! In the case of my new alert the float is worth less than $50k.
Let's not forget that the RSI is 39 on the daily—plenty of bounce potential.
And since a glorious spike which delivered one-day gains of up to 150% last September, EXAD has been biding its time. Waiting it seems for the perfect storm with which to erupt and deliver the sort of gains only it can.
Recent rallies have been as high as 22% so there’s definitely some interest on the ground.
Plus, EXAD has just made its move into the dry cleaning market. The various assets that form the new initiative have a proven history of profits. I anticipate interest to grow from investors as EXAD gets the word out about its growth potential.
And if things pan out to their best extent, at least 30% of the 185% upside is available for the taking – today!
Make your move ASAP.
Here’s a link to the chart: http://www.barchart.com/interactive_charts/stocks/EXAD
About
EXAD (Metropolitan Dry Cleaners) is a roll-up of existing enterprises with proven multi-year operating histories and profits. The Company intends to grow through strategic acquisitions, especially in more mature markets and trade areas where opportunities exist to target multi-layered enterprises and assets.
EXAD will provide dry cleaning, laundry, and garment alterations, as offered by the existing target businesses along with regular home pick-up and delivery services.
Dry Cleaning Market Now Valued At More Than $11 Billion Annually
Companies in this industry operate self-service laundry facilities or provide dry cleaning, specialty cleaning and full-service laundering services. Major US companies include CSC ServiceWorks (owner of Coinmach, Mac-Gray, and other brands), EnviroStar (owner of DryClean USA), and Huntington (owner of Martinizing and other brands).
The US laundry facilities and dry cleaning services industry includes about 33,000 companies with combined annual revenue of about $11 billion. The industry includes about 22,000 companies that provide retail laundry and dry cleaning services and account for about 70 percent of industry revenue, and about 11,000 companies that operate laundromats and account for the remaining 30 percent of revenue.
Commercial and industrial laundry services are covered in the Linen and Uniform Supply Services industry profile.
Demand is related to consumer income. The profitability of individual companies depends on efficient operations and favorable store locations. Large dry cleaning companies can achieve economies of scale by using centralized cleaning operations to serve multiple retail locations. Small companies can compete successfully by owning favorable locations or providing special services. The US dry cleaning segment is highly fragmented: the 50 largest firms generate less than 10 percent of revenue. The US coin-laundry segment is fragmented: the 50 largest firms generate about 40 percent of revenue.
News Development
Experience Art and Design, Inc. Announces New Director and Change in Business Direction
EXAD recently announced a new Director, as well as a change in business direction.
Zhang Yue resigned as Director and President on December 16, 2015. Control of the company rests with Derrick Lefcoe who joined as Director.
Mr. Lefcoe stated: "EXAD has changed business direction by entering the dry cleaning services market. The dry cleaning industry has low market share penetration which presents an opportunity to acquire businesses that have multi-year operating histories and are profitable in the current market environment. The Company expects to make further announcements shortly."
To learn more about EXAD please visit their website: http://www.metropolitandrycleaners.com/
EXAD is undervalued at current levels and the recent rallies are a sign that investors are locking on to its gain potential.
You should be right in there extracting ground floor gain potential so make your move right now.
Your Friend,
