👉VWAV is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here,

The PCE numbers this morning landed right in line with expectations…

As a result, the indexes are basically drifting. That’s fine, but I’m not looking to trade flat markets. 

I’d rather put my focus where the action actually is.

💥That’s why I’m zeroed in on VisionWave Holdings (VWAV). 

The story behind this name is already nuts — cutting-edge defense tech, live-fire radar trials overseas — but the chart is what’s got me fired up this week. 

VWAV has been consolidating after a big breakout that began in mid-August. It dipped beginning last Thursday, but it started inflecting back up today.

In fact, even though the markets have been flat, this one has already hit a 5% gain at one point

That’s exactly the kind of setup I love to watch.

When you see a stock green against a flat market, you pay attention. That’s why it’s on my screen right now.

👉  VWAV is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Here are the top five things to know about the company:

1. Live-Fire Radar Trial = Legit Proof 🔥

VisionWave didn’t just “announce a prototype.” 

On Tuesday, the company announced results from a live-fire trial in the Abu Dhabi desert under real operational conditions. 

The company’s 4D super-resolution radar + Evolved Intelligence™ engine nailed it — delivering millisecond track initiation, super low false alarms, and precise threat classification against a range of weapons. 

That’s the kind of real-world validation most defense startups dream about.

2. Smarter than Legacy Defense Tech 🧠

VWAV’s secret sauce isn’t just radar — it’s an AI-powered edge engine that thinks in real time. 

By processing on-site, VisionWave slashes latency and bandwidth needs, which is a huge advantage in battlefield conditions where every millisecond counts. 

Traditional radar systems look like dial-up compared to this.

3. Global Defense Partnerships Already in Play 🌍 

VWAV isn’t just pitching PowerPoints in the U.S. — it’s already locking in joint ventures and international MoUs. 

Its JV with Israeli firm AIPHEX — announced on September 3 was valued internally at nearly $5 billion 🤯, and it has signed agreements with a major Indian defense company to evaluate APS deployments. VWAV is clearly playing a global game.

4. Modular “Plug-In” Strategy = Faster Adoption 🏗️

Instead of burning cash building giant defense systems, VWAV designed its radar + EI platform to be SWaP-optimized (Size, Weight, Power) and modular, with open interfaces. 

Translation: it can slot straight into existing Active Protection Systems or Command-and-Control pipelines. This makes adoption way easier (and cheaper) for defense primes and foreign militaries.

5. Tiny Now, But Explosive Asymmetry Ahead 🚀

This is a microcap defense innovator trading at a fraction of legacy peers, but with technology that could leapfrog the old guard. 

With just ~14.5M shares outstanding and a lean market cap, even a single contract win (UAE, India, Israel, or U.S. DoD) could rerate the company overnight. 

Investors love asymmetric setups — low downside (it’s already tiny) with massive upside if contracts start flowing.

Final Thoughts

VisionWave isn’t “just another radar shop.” It’s bringing AI, edge computing, and modular design into defense at a time when wars, drone swarms, and hypersonics are forcing militaries to modernize fast. 

If it keeps executing, it could carve out a serious niche against bigger players.

As you do your own homework, be sure to check out the company website.

As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose. 

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To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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