We hope you are enjoying your holiday season so far. With Christmas behind us and the New Year up ahead, we are organizing our thoughts on how to approach 2022. Facilitated through calculated research and disciplined portfolios, the last 2 years have been good to GeoInvesting and its members. We don’t plan to stop paving the way to this good fortune.

With back to back abbreviated trading weeks and low volume in most stocks, as is expected the time of year, let’s see if this market-wide counter-COVID Santa Rally persists to the year’s end!

This week, we thought we’d share a small excerpt of the Fireside Chat we had with a company that distributes products and supplies for the personal hair care industry. We know, not very exciting, but you don’t need an extravagant business plan to have an exciting movement in your stock price. Sometimes boring is beautiful. And this is the multi-bagger setup we think we have here.

Ironically, today’s post is about an event that occurred a week later, on Friday, December 10, that led to another spike in the price of IAIC from $3.72 to $4.15. There are most likely a number of underlying factors that are causing IAIC’s accelerated increase in price…

The big question here is, will the continued and predictable attention given to a new Covid-19 variant out of South Africa have a prolonged effect on the direction of the markets, as well as on the stocks in our Model Portfolios? This in combination with a noticeable trend in market participants’ profit taking, or flight to safety, could spell a golden opportunity for us to double down on our biggest convictions in our Favorites Model Portfolio should they have a pronounced fall in price.  

As you may know by now, a weeks’ long effort of on-the-ground due diligence and research culminated in a report on agricultural company $SEED, which currently resides on our premium portal. We have yet to decide if we are going to open the report up to the public to reveal exactly what we found. We present supporting evidence for our bullish stance on the company’s future

Our first and foremost priority is to relay as much opinion on our high conviction stocks as possible. In this vein, a shotgun approach is something that may be needed. Because we put ourselves in a position to get our Cloud Communications Trio presentations out before their earnings were released, knowing full well that there was a good chance that they would announce favorable results, we knew that our work was cut out for us with respect to all the other stocks in our universe, since their numbers were and are also on deck.