Sponsored by Primetime Profiles and Disseminated on Behalf of Health in Tech, Inc* | Markets are sleepy this morning, but my eye is on one small stock that just dropped some huge earnings numbers. It's already been on a heater — and after that 86% revenue jump, things could get interesting very quickly. | TODAY'S TOP ALERT! | Health in Tech, Inc (Nasdaq: HIT) | | 👉 HIT is TODAY'S #1 ALERT 👈 | Good morning, Folks, Jeff Bishop here. | Stock futures are basically flat this morning as investors hold their breath waiting for the Alphabet and Tesla earnings to drop tomorrow. | The trading week got off to a great start yesterday with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both reaching new intraday highs, and the S&P 500 closing above 6,300 for the first time. | On the "tactical trading" front, I alerted one stock that went on to make a double-digit intraday gain and another that made a triple-digit move. | At its peak, it was up 132% intraday thanks to an announcement about a new crypto treasury strategy. | It fell back to earth by the close, but now I see it's up 18% in the pre-market. | My "tactical trade" idea today is a small stock that's riding the earnings wave this week. 🏄 | After the bell yesterday, it dropped news of an 86% jump in year-over-year revenue for Q2 and a 134% increase in adjusted EBITDA. | Go ahead and pull up Health In Tech Inc. (HIT) on your favorite trading platform. | You'll see that the stock has already had a huge runup since early April… | From its April 7 low, the stock climbed 150% into yesterday's close — including a 16% jump yesterday in anticipation of earnings. | Investors responded very positively to the earnings news in after-hours trading and that continued into the pre-market this morning, so I'm watching the stock today for a serious spike. | 👉 HIT is TODAY'S #1 ALERT 👈 | Here's why this one could be primed for a tear… | HIT describes itself as "an insurance exchange platform revolutionizing the self-funded health care market." | Self-funded health plans allow companies to pay claims directly, with stop-loss protection for big bills. | HIT has a proprietary platform that "streamlines complex underwriting, enhances transparency, and empowers every participant in the healthcare ecosystem." | As you know, healthcare in the U.S. is dominated by big players like UnitedHealth, but upstarts like HIT are leveraging AI to potentially disrupt their business. | To date, the company is operating in 41 states with 942 business clients, 24,839 enrolled employees, and 778 brokers, Third-party Administrators ("TPAs") and Additional Third-party Agencies. | Here's how their AI-powered model works: | Plan Design and Customization — Through its stop-loss arm Stone Mountain Risk, HIT "works with brokers, third-party administrators (TPAs), and healthcare vendors to create customized health plans tailored to each small employer's needs."
Underwriting and Risk Assessment — The company's proprietary eDIYBS (e- Do It Yourself Benefits) platform turns weeks into minutes with "the only online, fully autonomous self-funded quoting platform available for brokers, [Managing General Underwriters], TPAs, and more."
Claims and Payment Management — HIT's proprietary HI Card technology is "a single standardized transaction platform for providers, payers, and patients alike."
Provider Network Integration — The company's HI Performance Network allows Medicare-based reimbursement pricing across 50 states, 8,800+ hospitals, and 1.4+ million provider locations.
| | I'm not an expert on health plans/insurance, so for me, the most important thing is the company's balance sheet… | In 2024, total revenue hit $19.5 million with net income of $670,000 — a positive bottom line. | But it's in 2025 that things have really taken off. | Just after the bell yesterday, HIT released its Q2 earnings. Total revenue reached $9.3 million — up 86% year over year — and net income was $338,000. | | For the first half of 2025, we're looking at revenues of $17.3 million — nearly equal to the entirety of 2024. Adjusted EBITDA was $2.8 million — 1.2x the figure for 2024. | | All of this was thanks to a 5,738 increase in the number of billed employees compared to this time last year. | These are huge increases for a company that has been around since 2014. | In April, HIT's CEO Tim Johnson appeared on The Street Report podcast — which you can listen to here — to discuss the company and its rapid revenue growth. | In June, Chief Growth Officer Dustin Plantholt was interviewed live from the NYSE on New to The Street, which airs on Bloomberg TV. | And just five days ago, the Maxim Group reiterated a $2.50 price target — 85% upside from yesterday's closing price. | Be sure to do your own homework on HIT. You'll for sure want to check out the company's accessible investor presentation and its 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. | 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: HIT's financials had already been solid, but after hours yesterday it announced an 86% year-over-year increase in Q2 revenue and a 134% hike in adjusted EBITDA. | Investors clearly liked what they saw after hours and in the pre-market, so I'm watching HIT today for some serious price action. | Keep HIT at the top of your radar to watch it all play out! | To Your Success, | | Jeff Bishop | | *DISCLAIMER: This entity is owned by Sherwood Ventures LLC (SV). 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