Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here.
Today’s “tactical” idea is one that I alerted twice in July…
The first time, it made a 27% intraday gain. When I alerted it the next week, it made a 20% intraday gain.
I alerted it again in August, and that day it made a respectable 14% peak gain.
That all pales in comparison to the massive 100% potential move it has made in pre-market trading today, after I showed it to you just last week on Thursday.
It is one of the hottest stocks in the market right now, so I hope you are paying close attention to it.
It’s an overlooked play in the cybersecurity sector, which is projected to hit $500 billion by 2030, and yesterday it began what could be a very explosive move.
💥Go ahead and pull up Cycurion, Inc. (CYCU) on your trading platform.
The company, founded in 2017, is based where I am here in Virginia, and is one of the first companies to marry AI and cybersecurity.
It went public on February 18 following a SPAC merger, and its stock experienced typical volatility in the wake of that.
The stock had a big runup in late September, but has fallen sharply since October.
Until yesterday.
That’s when the company announced it was awarded a contract from “one of the country’s largest telecommunications companies to deliver network deployment services supporting a critical modernization initiative for one of the federal government’s largest agencies.”
It said the rollout “encompasses more than 1,300 sites across all 50 states and U.S. territories, with an expected duration of 24 to 36 months and a potential total value exceeding $1 million.”
The stock rallied 10% by yesterday’s close, and it was up big time in the pre-market this morning.
I’m watching it today to see where this momentum takes it.
Here are the top 5 things to know about the company:
CYCU co-founder Emmit McHenry founded Network Solutions in 1979, which became the first domain registrar that commercialized the web. He “directly oversaw several groundbreaking innovations: the development of the first internet protocols, the creation of .com, .net, .edu, and .gov domains, and the management of the world’s first domain registrar.”
The company sold in 2000 for $21 billion.
CYCU‘s ARx platform is an AI-enhanced security tool that features real-time threat detection, DDoS protection, and bot hunting — without hardware or cloud dependencies.
This independence provides superior scalability and privacy, standing out in an industry often tied to vendor ecosystems. Recent integrations highlight its edge in adaptive security.
In April, CYCU announced expansion into Latin America via a partnership with LSV-TECH, which is “a primary IT service provider in over 135 countries.”
On June 18, CYCU revealed the advancement of its strategic partnership with telecom company IQSTEL Inc. (IQST) to roll out “customized cybersecurity solutions for the evolving needs of the global telecom industry.” The goal is a commercial launch in the second half of 2025.
And on July 2, CYCU announced a partnership with AgileBlue to serve as an authorized reseller of that company’s full suite of cybersecurity solutions.
“The agreement allows Cycurion to offer AgileBlue’s AI-powered SecOps platform under its own brand, Cyber Shield, complete with a customized portal and 24/7 SecOps services backed by AgileBlue’s U.S.-based cyber analysts.”
On July 10, the company announced a “strategic, diamond level partnership” with the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO).
NACCHO is “the voice of the over 3,300 local health departments across the country,” and the partnership will provide CYCU’s Cyber Shield suite of tools and services to those members.
In April, CYCU reported an expanded partnership with Journal Technologies. Together, the companies were “awarded a $22 million multi-year contract to deliver a state-of-the-art criminal justice case management system to a State Police agency.” [emphasis added]
Then in May, CYCU secured a $33 million contract renewal with a “major state-level public higher education group, extending their partnership through November 2030.”
By October 28, CYCU said it had reached a “$73.6 million contracted backlog, spanning multi-year agreements of 1-5 years.” [emphasis added]
And just last week, CYCU announced a seven-figure contract with “one of America’s largest county-level public guardian offices.”
For perspective, the company reported Q2 2025 revenue of $3.9 million.
The company has served the U.S. Department of Defense, Homeland Security, the U.S. Navy, a number of Fortune 100 and 500 companies, and more than 30 Florida colleges through a new ICUF partnership.
CYCU excels in education and government — areas prone to breaches that can cost billions. Its multi-layered software-as-a-service solution prevents disruptions, offering a proactive edge over reactive competitors.
As you do your own homework on CYCU, be sure to check out the company website and especially its press releases.
Also be sure to read this investor letter from last month that “explains [the company’s] path to expanded margins and recurring revenue for 2026.”
And, of course, always approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is a very risky activity. Nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose.
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Bottom line: On days I alerted CYCU over the summer, it made 14%, 20%, and 27% intraday gains.
After a big decline over the last month, the stock bounced 10% yesterday and was very green in the pre-market.
💥Dial into CYCU today to see where this momentum takes it!
To Your Success,
Jeff Bishop
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