March 24, 2025 | Read Online

50 percent bounce — something's cooking 🍳

Data + AI = One hell of a combo

TODAY'S TOP ALERT!

Datavault AI (Nasdaq: DVLT)

👉DVLT is TODAY'S #1 ALERT 👈

Happy Monday, Folks,

I'm all better (well, almost) after a sickness kept me from enjoying the perfect spring weather this weekend.

I'm back at my battle station and launching my plans for the week…

First things first, I'm unleashing a brand-new "tactical trade" idea.

Even after that stinker on Friday, nine of my last 11 "tactical" alerts have made double-digit gains or better, the day I sent them out.

Seven of them have made 20%+ gains.

These trade ideas aren't infallible — no trade ideas are — but I've had a great track record with them lately.

My idea today is an old standby…

When I alerted it in late December, it surged 17% in the two trading days that followed.

But that was nothing compared to when I revisited it in mid-February. It blasted 53% higher that day!

My "tactical" idea of the day is Datavault AI Inc. (DVLT).

If the name isn't familiar, that's because the company officially rebranded from WiSA Technologies the day after I last alerted it.

If you take a look at the chart, you'll see the stock pulled back substantially since late December as investors came to terms with a major business combination that was finalized on January 7:

This deal radically expanded the company, giving it "a more diversified portfolio of assets and broad reach into multiple markets that are expected to exceed $4 billion in annual sales."

At the same time, the company issued 40 million shares of restricted common stock as part of the deal, and this has dragged on the stock price.

But the stock seems to have finally found its bottom on March 10, and since then, it has bounced 60% higher.

The gain has been steady, too, and with a 7% gain on Friday, the momentum is clearly at DVLT's back.

I think it merits a good, hard look today.

👉DVLT is TODAY'S #1 ALERT 👈

Let me explain…

For one thing, part of the deal was stock compensation for DVLT's new CEO vested on "aggregate revenue equaling or exceeding $40 million over any trailing 12 calendar month period ending on or prior to the date that is 5 years from the grant date."

This suggests considerable confidence in significant revenue growth potential given that WiSA's pre-combination revenue for Q3 2024 was $1.2 million.

The company now has two divisions: Data Science and Acoustic Science.

The Acoustic Division stems from WiSA Technologies' legacy as an innovator in wireless audio technologies for smart devices and next-generation home entertainment systems.

The company overcame the limitations of Bluetooth connections — high latency and "lossy" audio fidelity — with a dedicated wireless network that transmits up to eight channels of high-definition, uncompressed 24-bit 48/96 kHz sound.

(CD quality, for comparison, is only 16-bit and 44.1kHz.)

The result is incredibly high-fidelity audio with no perceivable latency.

And because the tech can deliver so many audio channels, it can bring a true movie-theater experience to the living room.

That's why the company's technologies are integrated into products from more than 30 brands, including premium names such as LG, Bang & Olufsen, and JBL. You can see a selection of WiSA-enabled speakers here.

Over the past year especially, the company has been executing huge licensing agreements with HDTV providers to incorporate its technology.

As of mid-2024, the agreements covered 43% of the HDTV market that uses the Android operating system.

These deals helped the company's revenue grow 240% from Q2 2024 to Q3 2024 and its gross margin to jump from 3.2% to 19.3%.

But in September, the company dropped news that launched its stock into the stratosphere: An asset purchase agreement to acquire intellectual property and information technology from privately-held Data Vault Holdings Inc.

The deal officially closed on December 31.

This was almost like a SPAC deal, with Data Vault's assets dwarfing WiSA's.

A fairness opinion valued Data Vault's assets between $266M and $501M whereas, prior to the combination, Yahoo Finance gave WiSA a market cap of just $17M.

The company then-CEO Brett Moyer said the deal "marks a turning point in the company's history, as this transaction will transform the company into a dramatically larger entity with a broad reach in multiple, rapidly growing markets."

Mr. Moyer is now the CFO of the combined company. Data Vault's co-founder, Nathaniel T. Bradley, is the new CEO.

Mr. Bradley is a serial entrepreneur and inventor with more than 15k LinkedIn followers.

His experience includes a role as the Chief Technology Officer for Marathon Patent Group — now Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA), which has a current market cap of $4.2 billion.

He has been featured in Forbes, Fortune, and seen on:

Data Vault is the source of the combined company's Data Science division.

This division uses Web 3.0 technologies, including blockchain and high-performance computing, to offer solutions for data valuation, monetization, and secure management across industries such as biotech, education, and fintech.

The goal is to help companies unlock the full value of their data assets.

You can see some of the division's key applications under the "Industries" menu item on the company website, but some recent highlights include:

A January 22 agreement with the National Football League Alumni (NFLA) to provide it with "immutable and optimized tokens through the use of our patented data management and AI."
A February 18 "expanded presence" in academic credential verification via its VerifyU platform. VerifyU "empowers institutions to recognize and verify the achievements, skills and credibility of their students through immutable, blockchain-based credentials."
A March 17 revelation of a "multi-year commercial and intellectual property (IP) alliance with NYIAX, a pioneer in transparent trading technology built on the Nasdaq financial framework." The goal is to enable "a new era of AI-driven data monetization."

DVLT is now a bleeding-edge company with a lot of hot irons in the fire…

At CES 2025 — probably the biggest tech event in the country, with more than 141,000 attendees — the company revealed patented Web 3.0 innovations that were featured in Forbes' "14 Highlights From CES 2025."

One analyst has placed an $11.00 12-month price target on DVLT — a 918% upside from its current price.

Folks, that's a nearly 10-bagger opportunity.

For details on what the merged company will be up to, check out this investor presentation released in January as well as the company website.

And of course, be sure to do more of your own research.

Always approach your trading in a responsible manner, remembering that trading is very risky. 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: DVLT has surged 50% in the past two weeks, and with a 7% gain on Friday, the wind is at its back.

The company just expanded dramatically with its combination with Data Vault, and one analyst sees it as a nearly 10 bagger opportunity from its current price point.

Stay locked in on DVLT today to see how far this momentum takes it!

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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