Probably not quite, but I still see $CLAV nevertheless great opportunities and yesterday I took my first position in the Swedish penny stock.
What is the idea behind investing in this still relatively unknown European cyber security company?
It's not that I want to satisfy my fanbase here on GQ who are panting for new top picks. 😂😂
First and foremost, I am looking for stocks for myself and my portfolio that have not yet been discovered by the broad market and therefore have the potential to multiply. Since I have also noticed from the reactions and many new follower requests that there is interest in my posts from a wide variety of investor types and that I enjoy exchanging ideas with you here, I share my ideas. But they are not investment recommendations and you make your own decisions. Just to say that again 😉😎
Now back to $CLAV . My basic idea is that European authorities and defense companies do not want to rely on American cyber security companies on a large scale and become dependent on them. So they will look for companies that are based here in Europe and meet European security requirements in terms of Satan management, etc. etc. And if you then do some research, you come across the still small $CLAV .
$CLAV more than doubled its order intake in the first half of the year compared to the first half of 2008. The first order from a European law enforcement agency was landed. And the first key customer in the defense sector $BA. (+0,81%) was landed and I am convinced that more will follow.
Most recently, a cooperation was agreed with $NXPI (+0%) to jointly secure security solutions for the ever-increasing networking in the automotive industry.
So, let's start with the reasons why I got in with a first tranche. The price from $CLAV here on GQ is not always up-to-date, which is due to the fact that the share is only traded in Frankfurt and Stockholm.
What do I think of this stock? Well, I always assume that such investments have a chance of at least doubling. That's what I see here over the next 6 months. My first medium-term target price is €2.