That is really a great comprehensive editorial feature of SURG which was just released yesterday. Everyone should read this entire piece to be sure they understand all the many aspects of this very high potential company.
Here is just the summary at from the end:
Surge is a virtually unknown company that is quietly rolling out into corner markets across the country as we speak. They should be in 40,000 stores by the end of 2019 with the potential of 100,000+ stores total. They have a few products and services that could be worth over $3 billion in market-cap based on my estimates. They may even hit those targets over the next 2-3 years if all goes well.
But the big play that I think investors are missing is that Surge is not just offering products in tens of thousands of stores…that is just their entry to get the foot in the door. Once inside, they offer a supply distribution channel that makes sense for customers, store owners, Surge Holdings and shareholders. They are designing and gaining control of a powerful network linking corner stores nationwide.
Once Surge gets in motion, I expect shareholder value to rapidly increase. I believe that they even have the potential to put on their own Shark Tank style show as they hear local moms and dads pitching their small-time products looking for national distribution. But most importantly, Surge Holdings is a feel-good company that is providing life enhancing products and services to the under-served and forgotten segment of our society. It just feels right.
Full Feature Link: https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/wh...ost=215881
Here is just the summary at from the end:
Surge is a virtually unknown company that is quietly rolling out into corner markets across the country as we speak. They should be in 40,000 stores by the end of 2019 with the potential of 100,000+ stores total. They have a few products and services that could be worth over $3 billion in market-cap based on my estimates. They may even hit those targets over the next 2-3 years if all goes well.
But the big play that I think investors are missing is that Surge is not just offering products in tens of thousands of stores…that is just their entry to get the foot in the door. Once inside, they offer a supply distribution channel that makes sense for customers, store owners, Surge Holdings and shareholders. They are designing and gaining control of a powerful network linking corner stores nationwide.
Once Surge gets in motion, I expect shareholder value to rapidly increase. I believe that they even have the potential to put on their own Shark Tank style show as they hear local moms and dads pitching their small-time products looking for national distribution. But most importantly, Surge Holdings is a feel-good company that is providing life enhancing products and services to the under-served and forgotten segment of our society. It just feels right.
Full Feature Link: https://talkmarkets.com/content/us-markets/wh...ost=215881
