👉KSCP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Good morning, Folks,

Markets were flat this morning in the pre-market after yesterday’s significant notch up.

I alerted three “tactical trade” ideas yesterday. One had a modest 5% intraday gain, but the other two hit 18% and 20% intraday gains, respectively.

Not a bad start to the week!

Today, I’m dialed into a momentum play that’s up an impressive 136% since the markets came out of their early April trough.

The stock has bested the S&P 500’s recovery nearly fourfold.

💥Go ahead and pull up Knightscope, Inc. (KSCP) and get it on your radar right away.

As you can see, the stock has traded relatively flat since mid-May, except for a significant July runup when the company announced a two-year agreement with Palantir Technologies (PLTR), joining Palantir’s FedStart program to accelerate federal deployment and real-world adoption.

When I last alerted KSCP on October 1, though, it had a 32% runup in the four trading days that followed.

It’s now back just above its support range since August, though, and with a 4.4% gain yesterday and positive movement in the pre-market, I’m watching it today for a bounce up.

👉  KSCP is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈

Knightscope, Inc. (KSCP) is a Silicon Valley-based robotics and AI company with a vision to transform the public safety industry in the U.S.

In fact, it is already doing so, with nearly 10,000 machines-in-network deployed across the country in venues such as airports, casinos, college campuses, public parks, and hospitals.

Established in 2013 in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting, the company is widely considered the “first mover” in Autonomous Security Robots (ASR), and over the years, its clients have included major airports, corporations, and now even the U.S. federal government.

To date, its robots have operated 4+ million hours, working 24 hours a day and 365 days a year. It turns out robots don’t care much about holidays!

And now, Washington is paying attention. 

At a recent Congressional briefing, Knightscope’s CEO delivered a message that resonated across Washington.

He laid out a bold mission to make America the safest country in the world. His message was clear: Our public safety infrastructure is under severe strain. 

Violent incidents occur every 26 seconds, property crimes every 4 seconds, and turnover among security guards is extreme.

At the same time, 19,000 law enforcement agencies and 8,000 private firms operate without a unified path to innovation. 

Knightscope’s answer is Physical AI, with fully autonomous security robots that patrol on their own. These machines cover parking lots, campuses, and federal grounds with 360° eye-level video, two-way communication, license plate recognition, thermal scans, and mobile device detection.

KSCP is a dynamic company, and almost as impressive as what it has accomplished is where it sees itself going…

Its vision includes deploying 1 million networked machines including “autonomous security robots, blue light emergency towers, e-phones, call boxes, aerial drones, autonomous patrol vehicles, quadrupeds, humanoids and other future technologies” and leveraging physical AI to transform the security landscape.

KSCP operates on a Machine-as-a-Service (MaaS) model, which generates recurring revenue through subscription-based contracts for its robots and services.

The company has been on a big win streak lately, with $1 million in new contracts in June. Another $2.3 million in July. $1 million more in September. And yet another $1 million this month. Renewals, expansions, and new sales are stacking quarter after quarter.

And recently, the company has shored up the firepower to scale. In August, it reported $2.7 million in Q2 revenue and it also reported a record $24.2 million in cash on hand as of August 8.

That is nearly half its estimated market cap sitting in cash, ready to be deployed. For a company this size, it is dry powder that can completely change the growth curve.

The big news that sent KSCP stock soaring came on July 17, when the company reported a deal that signaled a new era.

Knightscope signed a two-year contract with Palantir Technologies (PLTR).

This is a serious alliance with one of the most influential names in U.S. defense and intelligence. For KSCP, it represents a direct connection to the federal ecosystem and a level of validation few emerging tech companies ever achieve.

CEO William Santana Li called it “a transformational step forward.” That might be an understatement.

Looking forward, Mr. Li has said that the all-new K7, a car-sized robot capable of handling rough terrain at up to 10 mph, is designed for borders, solar farms, military bases, and massive campuses.

The company plans to unveil prototype models this quarter, with full production targeted for 2026.  Here’s a sneak peek that the CEO included in his briefing on Capitol Hill:

It’s also well worth noting that analysts see considerable upside potential from here:

As you do your own research on KSCP, check out this impressive investor deck (which I highly recommend checking out) and check out the company’s website and its 52,400-follower X account.

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. 

Please read the full disclaimer at the bottom of this email as well so you are aware of additional risks and considerations. Always have a well-thought-out game plan that takes your personal risk tolerance into consideration.

Bottom line: KSCP has bested the S&P 500’s recovery nearly fourfold since April. 

💥It had a surge in early October and is now back above what’s been reliable support, but with the stock climbing 4%+ yesterday and green in the pre-market, KSCP is my #1 alert as I watch for another ramp-up today.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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