Good Morning!
Did you miss my last big winner? Don't worry. I have a huge secret I want to tell you about right now. What is it? LUVE is at ground level prices and shares can be had at bargain prices right now! Why am I so excited about this alert? Because it seems very possible for LUVE to deliver gains of about 50% or more come Wednesday morning.
What do you get when you merge one of the oldest sporting brands with new markets in Latin America?
Simple answer: mucho profits and growth potential worthy of attracting the biggest names in investing.
Such is the case with LUVE, my latest alert which has staked its claim to the $266 million a year sporting goods market in Mexico.
Since mid-November the company has been on a sort of running spree, adding more than 171% to lower valuations. Volume has been fairly spread in the last few weeks but some solid trading last week has hinted at a potential breakout and grabbed my attention.
LUVE is the real deal folks, and as a player in the sporting goods industry, it is poised for massive growth. If you’ve heard of Prince TM tennis rackets you’ll understand and appreciate the company’s pedigree. This is the same racket used by former world number one Maria Sharapova.
Get your gear on, limber up and get ready to run with LUVE – its headed north and its headed there in quick fashion.
Investor Highlights
LUVE recently dazzled traders with a 27% rally on the back of strong volume of 129,000 shares. This movement in tandem between price and volume has hihglighted the bullish interest in the play.
LUVE has rallied over 100% on its 52-week low of 0.0351 since November 14 – a clear sign that near term momentum is gathering steam. It’s only a matter of time before the play busts loose.
LUVE has broadened its market reach and put itself in line for substantial revenues with the announcement of plans to place products with "big box" retailer, El Puerto de Liverpool S.A.B. de C.V. Investors will be very pleased to know that last year Liverpool generated more than $4 billion in revenue.
LUVE has established strong distribution networks in its most lucrative Mexico market and recently signed agreements with Walmart Mexico, Sears Mexico, Liverpool and Marti. Combined these locations give LUVE a 2000-location opportunity to sell its products with some of the retailers on the planet.
LUVE now has the rock-solid backing of Authentic Brands Group, an international company which now owns and steers the 40-year sports good maker, Prince Group, of which LUVE is a critical part of the front-facing sales machinery.
About LUVE
LUVE is a distribution company focused on expanding the retail reach of high-end sporting goods and related products.
LUVE has exclusive distribution networks in Mexico with plans to expand across South America in the near future.
LUVE underwent a recent name change to reflect the company’s shift in corporate strategy that will include a wider spectrum of products from a variety of established brands.
LUVE engineers products in all categories including racquets, apparel, footwear, balls, strings, grips, bags, machines and accessories.
Outlook Strong for $100 Billion Sporting Goods Sector
LUVE in a recent corporate update highlighted the incredible growth and expansion opportunities in the sporting goods sector. This outlook is shared by several key industry analysts who have all cited the strong numbers experienced by the sector in the last few years.
Sports equipment manufacturing worldwide generates about $100 billion in annual sales. China, the US, and Germany are the largest exporters of sporting goods. Because of lower labor and production costs, many companies outsource or have manufacturing facilities in developing countries such as China and India.
The US sporting goods manufacturing industry includes about 1,300 companies with combined annual revenue of about $10 billion and is expected to grow at a moderate rate over the next two years. Consumer spending is a key growth driver of the industry.
The primary demand drivers for sporting goods are consumer income and demographic trends. The profitability of individual companies is determined by efficient manufacturing and effective marketing.
Large companies enjoy advantages in economies of scale and brand recognition, and often offer a wide range of products. Small companies can compete effectively by offering specialized or unique products that interest enthusiasts. The industry is concentrated: the 50 largest companies account for about 70% of industry revenue.
Sporting goods imports equal about 60%t of domestic production. Manufacturers may have overseas production facilities to take advantage of lower cost wages. Sporting goods companies may also buy and import products from overseas contract manufacturers.
LUVE’s presence in Mexico is particularly important because it gives the company a chance to capitalize on the countries appetite for sporting goods – currently running at $266 million in annual revenues.
Growth down under also presents a massive opportunity and LUVE’s presence in South Africa is a natural springboard for the growing Australian sporting goods market.
Australia’s online sporting and physical recreation goods industry is expected to hit a huge $1.04 billion by 2018, thanks in large part to a changing retail landscape and an ageing population.
A new IBISWorld report has forecasted that online stores selling goods such as bicycles, camping equipment, exercise and fitness tools (excluding apparel) will see revenue increase by an annualised 6.3% over the next five years.
Recent Developments
LUVE Sports Targets Big Box Retail Reach
JALISCO, Mexico, Nov. 18, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- LUVE Sports, Inc. (LUVE) (or the "Company"), a distribution company focused on expanding the retail reach of high-end sporting goods and related products, is pleased to announce it is targeting Groupo Marti SAB de CV ("Marti") as a main retail channel for its products.
Marti is the single largest sports retail company in Mexico, www.marti.com.mx, with revenues in excess of $1 billion and trades on the Mexican Stock Exchange since 1992.
LUVE Sports, with a history of sales in Marti, will soon be planning an aggressive inventory accumulation for the sole purpose of moving top quality branded products into larger distribution channels that facilitate the quick, timely and seamless product placement to Marti. Marti currently has over 200 retail units operating in Mexico, plus an active online website.
"Marti is a prime launching point for our new brands and products," said Francis Duncan Forbes, President and CEO of LUVE Sports, "and we are committed to utilizing the extensive retail reach companies like Marti provide."
Prince Mexico SA Changes Name To LUVE Sports
JALISCO, MEXICO, September 18, 2013 – (Accesswire) – Prince Mexico S.A., Inc. (LUVE) (“Prince Mexico” or the “Company”), a distribution company focused on expanding the retail reach of high-end sporting goods and related products, announces that the process has been started with FINRA to change its name to LUVE Sports and the new name will take effect on Friday September 20, 2013.
The name change reflects a shift in corporate strategy that will include a wider spectrum of products from variety of established brands.
“We have a number of options presenting themselves to us in terms of wider variety of products,” said Duncan Forbes, President and CEO. “We believe the best path to profitability is to broaden our product base. By doing this we access larger numbers of consumers and ultimately improve our ability to generate greater revenues. Our distribution channels are in place, it makes good business sense for us to increase what we are able to deliver to our clients.”
Your move on LUVE should be swift and decisive. It’s the only way I think to capitalize without having your profits diluted by the herd.
As you can see from the recent releases, LUVE is entrenched in the South American market, all the while extending its reach and forging new partnerships. Growth potential is pretty much locked in I think.
Don’t hesitate to take your share of what LUVE has offered up to traders. I like this play alot.
To learn more about LUVE visit their website: http://www.luvesports.com/
