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3 Important Reasons Why (JFBR) Needs Top Spot On Your Watch-list Immediately

September 8th

Greetings Readers,

We see it too.

The overall markets were in the red early, but after a recent green swing, Jeffs' Brands Ltd. (JFBR) needs the top spot on your watch-list.

After making a nice low to high swing of 11% from $1.51 to $1.68, here's 3 more reasons to get JFBR on your screen:

#1. JFBR is hot off of an IPO only last week. As news of this company joining the Nasdaq continues to spread, more eyeballs are going to land on Jeffs' Brands Ltd. That's a fact.

#2. This company has a trail of revenue to point towards it doing something special. Doubling revenue from 2020 to 2021 is not an easy feat for any company.

#3. A tiny float could lead to an explosive short term move if the company releases any big news in the near term. That could be intraday explosiveness coming from the potential volatility.

Seeing JFBR holding strong on Thursday could mean that a near term bounce could be in the cards for a profile that was trading over $3.00 last week.

Take a moment now to read my initial report below and get JFBR front and center quickly.

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Ground-floor opportunity? Check.

A recent IPO that has flown under Wall Street's radar? Check.

Revenues skyrocketing including a 100% increase in 2021 when compared to 2020? Check.

And what do 3 checks produce?

... A profile with staggering upside potential in the near and long term!

Sprinkle in a mind-blowing float which Yahoo Finance is reporting to be fewer than 2Mn shares, and this could be another major breakout idea brought to your attention early.

Early is the key here. Some other early-on ideas I brought you were able to produce approximate runs of 14%, 26%, 24%, 24%, 53%, 33%, 18%... And that's just over the past couple months.

If you dial back all the way to the beginning of 2022, we've put together a smorgasbord of breakout champs and this week may be no different.

That's why you shouldn't wait another second to get this Nasdaq profile front and center:

*Jeffs' Brands Ltd (JFBR)*

Jeffs' Brands is transforming the world of e-commerce by creating and acquiring products and turning them into market leaders, tapping into vast, unrealized growth potential. Through their stellar team’s insight into the FBA Amazon business model, they're using both human capability and advanced technology to take products to the next level.

And right now, the company has 4 must-see potential catalysts. Here's what you need to know:

No. 1 - A Low Float Could Lead To Explosive Possibilities

No. 2 - The Company's Recent IPO Has Jeffs' Brands Joining The Nasdaq Market

No. 3 - Jeffs' Brands: A Revenue Generating Machine

No. 4 - Morgan Stanley Has Bullish Outlook For Global e-Commerce

But more on those in a second...

Jeffs' Brands (JFBR): A House For Brilliant Brands

Jeffs' Brands turns great ideas into top-selling products with seamless development, streamlined operations, and the most advanced market analysis and tools.

Only The Best Brands are sourced by the company's expert team. They use the latest machine learning methods to sift diamonds from the rough and find the brands that they can turn into major success stories.

Logistics and marketing strategies turn their great ideas into the top-selling products on the market.

What Makes Jeffs' Brands Unique?

(Step 1) - Search & Identification: The company's sophisticated, know-how use of advanced software, enables them to search and identify high value products. This analysis includes product history, client trends, etc.

(Step 2) - Acquisition of Identified Products: They then aim to quickly and efficiently acquire identified products using their strong logistical capacities.

(Step 3) - Sell & Ship: The company then sells what they believe to be the most desired products to their consumers, maximizing their positioning for high profitability (with minimal marketing required, offering the optimum price being both lucrative and competitive).

The Company's Market? Amazon e-Commerce

The company's market is e-commerce via the Amazon.com platform, of Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA).

E-commerce continues to grow globally after a recent breakout over the past few years in part to the CV19 pandemic. This helped accelerate online shopping and spending which resulted in increased revenues.

And there doesn't appear to be any slowing down in the e-commerce market.

In fact, Statista reports that the e-commerce global market could reach $5.8Tn by 2025, growing at a yearly rate of over 11%.

Amazon has been a big factor in this global growth in recent years, and it may just be the start...

Amazon Is Growing Rapidly Around The World

How Fulfillment By Amazon (FBA) Works?

Advanced Tech Will Transform E-Commerce

On top of the FBA business model, Jeffs' Brands utilizes A.I. and machine learning technologies to analyze sales data and patterns on the Amazon.com marketplace in order to identify existing stores, niches and products that have the potential for development and growth, and for maximizing sales of existing proprietary products.

They also use their own skills, know-how and profound familiarity with the Amazon.com algorithm and all the tools that the FBA platform FBA has to offer. In some circumstances, the company scales the products and improves them.

The company uses the latest machine learning methods to uncover hidden gem products and finds brands with significant upside potential for growth. By using logistics and marketing strategies, these great ideas are turned into the top-selling products on the market.

The Company's Main Brands

Find more key details here.

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And as I mentioned above, JFBR has multiple potential catalysts that could provide it with a breakout spark. Here's what to know:

No. 1 JFBR Potential Catalyst - A Low Float Could Lead To Explosive Possibilities

According to the Yahoo Finance website, JFBR has a tiny float.

The website reports this profile to have approximately 1.9Mn shares in its float.

Why is that important? It's important on one crucial level. Volatility.

With so few shares available for trading, other potential catalysts (like big news) could spark a vertical move in the short-term.

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No. 2 JFBR Potential Catalyst - The Company's Recent IPO Has Jeffs' Brands Joining The Nasdaq Market

At the end of August, Jeffs' Brands held an IPO which is a huge milestone for any company.

Why is it a huge milestone?

One word: Exposure.

As news of this IPO continues to circulate, it should continue to bring serious attention to this company that has been flying below Wall Street's radar.

And with the overall markets trending red over the past few weeks, individuals may start recognizing JFBR as undervalued from its current trading position.

Could these next few weeks see JFBR return to previous IPO day highs or higher?

Check out the news here.

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No. 3 JFBR Potential Catalyst - Jeffs' Brands: A Revenue Generating Machine

Let's cut straight to it.

In 2020, the company recorded revenue of approximately $2.3Mn.

In 2021, the company recorded revenue of approximately $6.5Mn.

What will 2022 hold? Take a look at these couple of case studies and decide for yourself.

Case Study #1 - Knife Sharpening Stone

Date of Acquisition: April 2019

May 2018 Revenue: $0.5Mn

May 2019 Revenue: $1.1Mn

1 New product developed, inventory build-up, and world-wide logistic and production relations.

Case Study #2 - Professional Steel Tip Darts

Date of Acquisition: July 2019

August 2018 Revenue: $.519Mn

August 2019 Revenue: $1.26Mn

6 New products developed, inventory build-up, and world-wide logistic and production relations.

Those are two different acquisitions that the company was able to double revenue in only 12 months. Wow.

Find more details here.

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No. 4 JFBR Potential Catalyst - Morgan Stanley Has Bullish Outlook For Global e-Commerce

I've touched on it lightly above, but global e-Commerce stats are nothing to shake a stick at.

Check out what Morgan Stanley had to say over the summer:

Here's Why E-Commerce Can Stay Stronger For Longer

Global e-commerce st-ocks surged during the early days of CV19 but have since slumped. Despite overall slowing economic activity, key trends suggest e-commerce still has room to grow. What it means for economies, industries and in-vest-ors.

The CV19 global e-commerce surge was initially born out of necessity. Online shopping provided a practical alternative as retail locations closed and people stayed in to avoid the virus. In fact, global e-commerce rose from 15% of total retail sales in 2019 to 21% in 2021. It now sits at an estimated 22% of sales.

But as consumers began shopping in person again, investors started to ask: Was the CV19-bump a one-and-done deal, or could e-commerce growth continue?

Our view: Over the long term, the e-commerce market has plenty of room to grow and could increase from $3.3Tn today to $5.4Tn in 2026.

“We believe that the CV19-driven bump will not flatten future e-commerce growth,” says Brian Nowak, an equity analyst covering the U.S. internet industry. He sees e-commerce reaching 27% of retail sales by 2026. “Across the world, we have yet to see a ceiling for e-commerce penetration.”

Many factors are driving growth, including logistics, mobile device ownership and marketplace expansion. For in-vest-ors, this means the e-commerce boom will likely continue, offering opportunities for gains across multiple businesses, regions and verticals—and at a time when recent st-ock valuations don’t necessarily reflect that growth.

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Read more here.

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JFBR Recap - 4 Key Potential Breakout Catalysts To Know Now

No. 1 - A Low Float Could Lead To Explosive Possibilities

No. 2 - The Company's Recent IPO Has Jeffs' Brands Joining The Nasdaq Market

No. 3 - Jeffs' Brands: A Revenue Generating Machine

No. 4 - Morgan Stanley Has Bullish Outlook For Global e-Commerce

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Coverage is officially initiated on JFBR. When time permits, do this:

Get JFBR on your radar now.

Sincerely,

Kai Parker

StockWireNews

(Always Remember The Stock Prices Could Be Significantly Lower Now From The Dates I Provided.)