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The market continues to frustrate most traders on either the long or short side right now. |
Yesterday, for example, the tech index (QQQ) dropped $6 near the open but rallied $12 higher during the day. |
It looked like smooth sailing until the final hour of trading when another "rug pull" took down $7, and more than $10 in after-hours trading. |
Traders seem to have a short memory, and they brushed all of that off and decided to take it up again, nearly $10 this morning. |
If you love wild volatility, this is your kind of market! |
I might dabble in some of these wild trades, but I really prefer going after smaller stocks right now that have sound potential, no matter which way the market decides to go in the next 30 minutes. |
Yesterday was a great example. I talked about why a small gaming company that I am very fond of was an outstanding stock to look into right now. |
During the day, that stock went on a run over 20% without a lot of dramatic swings. |
I still think it has a lot of room to run, so make sure you keep your eye on it. |
Today, I wanted to share another small-cap idea with you. |
This stock got my attention yesterday as it flashed a strong "Gamma Trigger" signal on the 5-minute chart (which is my favorite time period for short-term trading.) |
Pull up Modular Medical, Inc. (MODD) on your platform right now and I'll show you what I am seeing. |
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In the chart above, you can see how MODD has been building a base of support around $1.40 and has just recently started to curl higher above the 20-moving average. |
This is my favorite trading signal because it shows a stock that is naturally starting to build strength, and if I am wrong, it also provides a good stop-loss area for me. I usually will use a break below the recent support level as my stop, which I highlighted above. |
If it works out, you can see that recently MODD peaked near $1.80, which is around 30% higher than the current price. |
I think somewhere in that area would act as the first resistance level. If it manages to break past there, we can always reevaluate and consider possible next levels, but even getting to that level would be a big win. |
I really think this stock has a lot of potential right now. It is not on the radar of a lot of traders, and that could change very quickly. |
It looks like we have the market in our favor today as traders (at least for the moment!) |
Make the most of it, and look into MODD right away! |
As you get started with your research, here are some notes to help you get started… |
California-based Modular Medical, Inc. is a development-stage medical device company working on a next-generation, affordable insulin pump. |
You're probably aware that diabetes is a big deal in the medical industry—it affects a lot of people and costs a lot of money. But let's look at some of the numbers… |
The American Diabetes Association says that "In 2021, 38.4 million Americans, or 11.6% of the population, had diabetes." It released a report in 2022 that estimated the annual cost of diabetes to be $412.9 billion. |
"People with diagnosed diabetes now account for one of every four healthcare dollars spent in the U.S.," the report noted. |
Citing 2020 data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, MODD points out that 3.6 million Americans require daily insulin — that includes 2.9 million who use multiple daily injections (MDI) and 670,000 who use insulin pumps: |
 | (CGM stands for 'continuous glucose monitors') |
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Of those who use MDI, research firm Seagrove Partners has found that about 25% are "almost pumpers" — "meaning that they have considered going on a pump, understand pump therapy benefits, but want something simpler that doesn't have all the 'bells and whistles'." |
That's where MODD expects to come in. The company believes that existing insulin pumps are geared toward "superusers" and are "prohibitive for many to learn and manage." |
Existing pumps have too many complicated features that most diabetics don't need. This increases costs and puts them out of reach for many. |
That hit home with me because my Mom really needed daily insulin, she just couldn't get over the thought of needles and insulin pumps weren't on her radar. An affordable and intuitive pump could possibly have made a real difference for her. |
Great Timeline and Vision |
Modular Medical calls its candidate device "MODD1" and says it will provide "insulin delivery for Almost Pumpers." Here is a diagram: |
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MODD says this simple design will enable "automated, high volume manufacturing" at a fraction of competitors' costs. It will also be simple and easy to learn for providers and their patients. |
For MODD1 to make it to market, it first must receive FDA clearance. MODD's first FDA meeting was in Nov. 2019; its second was in Mar. 2020. The company went public in Feb. 2022. |
For all that time, investors have been on standby as the product was developed and tested. |
In January, though, MODD submitted its 510(k) application for FDA clearance. Here's where the company stands now: |
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Folks, if all goes well, MODD1 could be launched commercially before year's end, but any of these events could be catalysts for major stock-price action. |
And the company doesn't plan to stop there… |
It's already 50% through the development phase of "MODD1+" which will be a cellphone-controlled version of the device that can integrate with CGMs for algorithm-adjusted dosages. |
After that, it plans to launch what it calls the "future of care": MODD2. Here's how the investor presentation describes it: |
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The goal is for the device to effectively be an "artificial pancreas." |
No human intervention required? Ask anyone who uses regular insulin, and they'll tell you this: It would completely revolutionize their treatment and dramatically improve their lives. |
Leadership Team |
Modular Medical was founded by Paul DiPerna, who now serves as the company's chairman and CTO. |
Mr. DiPerna has led over 10 projects to FDA approval, including the t:slim insulin pump — a leading pump for type 1 diabetes — which he designed and took the lead in developing. |
The t:slim pump is produced by Tandem Diabetes — a company Mr. DiPerna founded and served as CEO of. It currently has a market cap of nearly $2.9 billion. |
I guess you could say Mr. DiPerna knows a thing or two about starting a successful company! |
In July 2023, the company announced another all-star, Duane DeSisto, would be joining its lineup: |
Mr. DeSisto served as President and CEO of Insulet from 2001 to 2014, where he led the creation and commercial adoption of the Company's debut product, OmniPod, the world's first tubing-free disposable insulin pump. Under Mr. DeSisto, Insulet grew from an early-stage company to a market cap of more than $2 billion and was nationally recognized for its technology design and rapid growth, including being listed fourth on Forbes' "Most Innovative Growth Companies" in 2014 with five-year average sales growth of 47 percent. |
Mr. DeSisto retired in 2014 but is now serving on MODD's board. |
I have to say: It inspires a lot of confidence that two long-time industry leaders who developed billion-dollar insulin pump companies are serving at the helm of MODD. |
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. |
Today could be a very big day for MODD. Make sure it is on the top of your watchlist right now! |
To Your Success, |
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