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Sophic Capital: Latest Research
Swarmio Has Over 1 Billion Gamers in Its Sights
Swarmio Media is targeting the largest and youngest gaming markets where the greatest demand for its latency-reduction technology and gamer platform exists. Where these markets are may surprise you, but management has extensive relationships with telecom operators there. Gaming/Online communication, SaaS, and telco services companies are trading at less than half their 52-week highs. Now is the time to visit Swarmio Media.
The Lucrative Gen Z Market Won’t Be Bought
Gen Z likes hanging out in “third places” that converge social media with other activities like gaming (Twitch), photo sharing (Instagram), and self-expression (Tik Tok). They’re also thrifty and view buying and selling second-hand goods as a social good. Mijem Inc. converges the second-hand goods and social media Gen Z trends.
Clear Blue’s Clear Business Model
Backed by a strong management team with successful prior exits and a collective 100 years of engineering, tech, and power experience, Clear Blue Technologies services and solutions have been validated by an impressive list of global customers. In this report, we discuss Clear Blue’s revenue model and highlight the Company’s customer base.
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UGE International announced the sale of one of its completed solar projects (AND 3 new ones AND the completion of another). Last week, Sophic Capital wrote that solar projects under construction have sold for multiples much higher than what the market values UGE International. UGE’s project sale multiple shows that the market still undervalues the Company. Solar projects under construction sell for multiples much higher than what the markets value UGE International. In spite of the Blue-Wave that didn’t materialize in the 2020 U.S. election, solar stocks and the Invesco Solar ETF are hot. Why? Solar projects are hot due to government and utility incentives as well as an abundance of solar project financing. UGE International [TSXV:UGE; OTC:UGEIF], a community solar project developer and operator, is a way to invest in the growing solar energy theme. Those aged under 35 years (“Under-35s”) make up almost 47% of the U.S. population, yet many brands still haven’t resonated well with them. Part of the reason is that Under-35s need to trust brands before committing. A second reason for this disconnect is that brands haven’t leveraged one of the most appealing channels for Under-35s – gaming & esports.Reciprocity has the gaming & esports network and industry influencers to connect brands to these young eyeballs. Brands cannot ignore those aged under 35 years. But these “Under-35s” don’t respond to traditional advertising. What sets this lucrative demographic apart from their elders is their interest in playing video and mobile games. But few brands know how to advertise to gaming and esports markets. We know who’s figured it out, though. Learn more. According to the Solar Energy Industry Association, Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and The Solar Foundation, solar energy in the USA has experienced an average annual growth rate of 49% per year over the past decade. What aided this growth were U.S. federal policies such as the solar Investment Tax Credit, rapidly declining costs, and increasing demand across the private and public sector for clean electricity. According to the Solar Energy Industry Association, Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables and The Solar Foundation, solar energy in the USA has experienced an average annual growth rate of 49% per year over the past decade. What aided this growth were U.S. federal policies such as the solar Investment Tax Credit, rapidly declining costs, and increasing demand across the private and public sector for clean electricity. Through the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, health officials have inundated us with messaging about washing our hands thoroughly and regularly. This has morphed into a culture of not touching anyone or anything, including paper money. Some businesses fear that paper money carries the coronavirus and can transmit it to whomever handles it. Some businesses have gone as far to disinfect banknotes they accept (a new form of money laundering). Whether or not you believe in the theory of anthropological climate change, you cannot deny that Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”) investing is a real trend. Greenhouse gas emission regulations are in the crosshairs of institutional investors. UGE International (“UGE” or the “Company”) is a solar and renewable energy solutions company leading the renewable energy transition. The Company is a turnkey developer of community and commercial solar projects. UGE also finances, owns, and operates its own solar projects.
UGE Sells Solar Facility Well Above Current Implied Valuation
Sizzling Solar Project Valuations Bode Well For UGE
UGE: Solar Projects Are Shining Due to Strong Economics
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Esports & Advertisers: A Primer
UGE International Ltd. – Time To Ride The Solar Coaster
UGE: Shining A Light On The U.S. Solar Industry
America’s Paper Money Not Going Away
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