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Jeff Bishop again and here we are, the other side of Fed Day!

It feels like there is a BC and AC when it comes to trading — “before cuts” and “after cuts.”

JPow delivered a bold, half-point cut — the largest in 16 years — which initially tantalized the markets before they quickly sobered and closed somewhat down.

It’s the first easing cycle since the early days of the Covid era in 2020.

Powell played it cool in the presser, but I suspect there’s more desperation in this move than he’s letting on.

Ultimately, though, I think that after an initial wave of selling, the bulls will keep carrying this higher…

And as always, some companies will rise above the rest.

I’ve been nailing my hot stock ideas 🔥 this week, with a 70% jumper on Monday… a 40%’er on Tuesday… and a respectable 35% mover yesterday…

I gotta say, this has been one of the best weeks in ages to follow these small-cap momentum plays.

Just don’t get too attached to them.  As quickly as a trend can break out to the upside, it can also break back down.

I’m back at it this morning with another “tactical trading” idea.

This time it is a California-based fintech company with some impressive news lately.

Pull up your favorite chart platform and have a look at AppTech Payments Corp. (APCX).

You’ll see that the stock has had some impressive runups, with a 30% jump in two weeks in July… a 61% spike in less than a week last month… and a 30% runup to start this month.

It started a brand-new Gamma Trigger move yesterday with a fresh “GO” signal, but then dropped nearly 10% right back down after the market tanked…

I think that was a gift from the trading gods, actually.

When a stock starts a move like that, something big is brewing.  All stocks can be at the mercy of the broad market, so don’t be fooled by a “fakeout” like yesterday’s action.

With the market making a colossal reversal this morning, I think APCX needs to be on everyone’s radar right now.

Trading at just over half of its high-water mark last month, I think it deserves a good look at this level, and today could be the day we see a big rebound. (In fact, it has already begun bouncing back in the pre-market.)

Keep APCX at the top of your radar today and see if I’m right.

The company itself was established in 2013, and it was an early mover in several critical areas where it has secured 18 total patents.

The first major area is in mobile payments, where it holds “4 mobile technology patents that range from System & Method for Delivering Web Content to a Mobile Device, Computer to Mobile Two-Way Chat System & Method, and Mobile to Mobile payment.”

The second major area is in geolocation technology, where it has “13 patents that are focused on the delivery, purchase, or request of any products or services within specific geolocation and time parameters, provided by a consumer’s mobile phone anywhere in the United States. This portfolio houses the patent that protects all advertising on a mobile phone, including in a store’s mobile application.”

APCX’s patents have been cited by the likes of Google Play, iTunes, PayPal, Venmo, and Amazon, and one of its sources of revenue is licensing its intellectual property.

For instance, the company has licensed four of its patents to PayToMe.co, an award-winning digital-payment platform that started in 2023 but already has more than 100,000 clients.

APCX is a 7.5% stakeholder in PayToMe.co, and CEO Luke D’Angelo says that APCX’s partnership is “a testament to AppTech’s foresight in patent licensing and our commitment to driving progress in Fintech.”

Apart from licensing its intellectual property, the company generates revenue with its own fintech offerings.

Commerse™ is a portal designed to offer independent sales organizations and software vendors (ISO/ISVs) scalable payment solutions, digital banking, and merchant services.

In October 2023, APCX acquired FinZeo™, integrating its payment and banking technologies into the Commerse platform.

The result is a comprehensive fintech stack that provides services such as:

• Standard credit-card processing

• Text-to-pay technology

• eChecks

• ACH transactions

• Instant bank verification

• Bank account validation

• Instant funding

• Digital banking

• Interactive Voice Response (IVR)

• Developer API

• Advanced Security

And much more.

The company’s website features testimonials from business leaders such as Patrick Clouden, CEO of Consumer Energy Solutions in Tampa, Florida:

“AppTech has been our payment processing vendor for quite some time now. Their rates and fees were lower in every category than the vendor we were using. Their ability to assist us in both our face-to-face transactions and our e-commerce processing has been extremely helpful. Their attention to detail and willingness to help with any situation that comes up makes them a valuable asset.”

The company says it expects “exponential revenue growth” this year thanks to the FinZeo acquisition and anticipated large contracts with international airports.

The first such contract was signed with Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) in January. APCX boarded RNO onto the FinZeo platform, which “manages a majority of financial transactions within the airport’s facilities.”

The company said in that announcement that RNO is the first of forty such airports it expects to onboard this year, and that it anticipates more than 400 airports to sign on in coming years.

In February, APCX announced that its strategic partner, InstaCash, Inc., was on track to launch its “cutting edge peer-to-peer mobile payments platform.”

It said InstaCash will rival “Venmo, Zelle, and Cash App with lower fees and advanced security protocols.”

In exchange for an equity stake in InstaCash, APCX agreed to “build, develop, launch, and manage InstaCash, Inc.’s mobile-to-mobile payment system” as well as develop “mobile and web-based applications for the contactless payment system, which will feature digital banking services.”

In March, the company signed an agreement to provide its FinZeo™ platform services to a credit union network with more than 2,000 locations.

The company said that, following its launch, “the FinZeo credit union offering is expected to be available to credit unions nationwide, positioning it as the Fintech platform of the future for credit unions and legacy banks.”

Spend time right now doing your own research on the stock, and of course, always 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: APCX has made some impressive moves in the last few months: 30%… 61%… and another 30% to kick off this month. I think it’s worth taking a good look at it after yesterday’s drop.

APCX has already started bouncing back in the pre-market and should be at the top of your watchlist today.

To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop

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