👉GAME is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Hey Folks, Jeff Bishop here.

My “tactical trade” ideas are on a roll, with 10 out of my last 12 hitting double-digit intraday gains the days I alerted them, and the other two closing their days positive.

Today’s “tactical” idea has gone meteoric over the past week — up 86% since last Monday.

Go ahead and pull up GameSquare Holdings, Inc. (GAME) on your trading platform and check out that rocket launch. 🚀

Driving it is July 8 news that the majority of proceeds from the company’s $8 million underwritten public offering earlier this month will be used “to accelerate the launch of its newly formed Ethereum (“ETH”) based treasury strategy, supported by a strategic alliance with Dialectic, a global leader in crypto-native capital management.”

This is new territory for GAME, and on July 10, it revealed a $5 million purchase of Ethereum.

These crypto treasury strategies have really excited investors lately, especially with Bitcoin hitting record highs.

But while Bitcoin is up 11% over the past month, Ethereum is up 17.6%, and that may be driving additional excitement for GAME.

The stock has cooled down a bit from its initial announcement of the crypto-treasury strategy, but I’m watching GAME today to see if it gaps up from here, especially if Ethereum leads the way.

👉 GAME is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Prior to the crypto diversification, GAME has been a company on a mission to connect brands and game publishers with Gen Z, Gen Alpha, and Millennial audiences.

As you may know, these audiences are notoriously difficult for advertisers to reach. That’s because they don’t watch cable television, they use ad blockers, and thanks to music streaming, they never hear the radio ads that were the bane of my youth.

What they are plugged into is social media and gaming.

And just like I like to tune in to watch the Dallas Cowboys play, hundreds of millions of young people tune in every month to watch the best of the best play their favorite video games.

The fact is, streamers are the new A-list celebrities. They’re the face of pop culture.

GAME is a dynamic company that’s capitalizing on every level of this space, and thanks to several key acquisitions, it may well be the top player.

The company has attracted investments from some huge names including one of my personal heroes — none other than Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones, who is one of the company’s largest investors.

It also received an $11 million investment in May 2024 from DraftKings co-founder and president Matt Kalish, who became a board member of a new GAME venture.

But perhaps the biggest asset for the company is Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, who is perhaps the most prominent gaming streamer in the world (he has 23.7 million subscribers on his YouTube channel and has the most popular channel on Twitch, which is the top streaming platform).

From left to right: GameSquare CEO Justin Kenna, Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, Cowboys VP Stephen Jones

Ninja joined the company in February 2023 as its Chief Innovation Officer. Who better to help GAME understand how to target its audience?

You can watch an interview Ninja did with GAME CEO Justin Kenna on Fox Business here.

As far as GAME itself, the company has three main buckets of revenue: software as a service, a full service creative agency, and owned and operated intellectual property.

The software it offers produces robust data analytics related to live streams and influencer marketing so brands running marketing campaigns can easily determine their ROI.

GAME also licenses its data out to game developers. 

As company president Lou Schwartz said in this interview, “We’re really sort of the category leader here. We cover about 20 global platforms, abstract data, and license it to probably 9 of the top 10 game publishers in the world.”

The data also conveniently let GAME know which brands and publishers to target with the creative agency side of business, which creates full-scale campaigns for prominent brands such as Coca Cola, Six Flags, and McDonald’s, and generated $32M in revenue in 2023.

GAME’s total revenue in 2024 hit $96.2 million — up 133% from $41.3 million in 2023.

And its gross profit hit $15.3 million — up 51% from $10.1 million the year prior.

In April, the company said it projects annual proforma revenue in 2025 between $100 million to $105 million, with positive EBITDA and cash flow in the second half of 2025.

As you do your own research on GAME, this presentation from October 2024 is worth reviewing, though it includes information on FaZe Clan/Faze Media, which the company divested itself from on April 1.

The company still retains ownership of FaZe Esports, however, “one of the world’s most elite and highest winning esports organizations.”

I know I’ve gone on a while, but I truly am only scratching the surface on this incredible company. I highly recommend checking out their investors’ website here.

Tune in to GAME today to see if it gaps up from here, especially if Ethereum leads the way.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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