Starting a Winning Streak is all about taking your shot - BREA is Your Shot at Scoring Big in the MCO Craze
Celebrities and Billionaires have been pouring money into Soccer and it’s only getting hotter…
Investors should Trade NASDAQ:BREA up to $3 and wait for the next time that rabid soccer hooligans storm the market and push this MCO listing higher.
Those rabid fans sent shares soaring 300+% on 3 separate runs, over the last few months, and its setup couldn’t be more obvious.
Athletes like Tom Brady, Lebron James, JJ Watts, and Magic Johnson are teaming up with private equity groups, which should strengthen the club valuation tailwinds.
Hedge-fund billionaires and Top CEOs are piling on.
It’s really this simple…
Buy now while it’s below $3 and history shows that the next time BREA files a 13g, adds new board members, or acquires its next team, you should be able to sell for a nice profit, probably more than 100%, and rumors indicate that could happen any moment.
The stock has eclipsed the IPO price of $5 several times in after-hours trading and with a small float (~3.7 million shares) it’s very clear why the stock tends to quickly rocket.
The stock traded 52 million shares in a recent session, easily clearing out whoever wanted out and explains why it’s currently on the Short Threshold list. So, as the shares continue to surge up, whoever is short will be forced to continue to buy their shares higher, helping the price appreciate even more.
After BREA’s recent record trading volume day, shares have been slowly grinding up and are likely to cross the $2 Level soon, giving the company a $7.5 million market cap, which is still crazy cheap.
BREA is coiled and ready to spring higher… volume is increasing and its many upcoming catalysts could be game changing, especially with the recently named Who’s Who of soccer and business team members, helping secure new acquisition targets.
BUY RECOMMENDATION
Stop Loss $1.32 and top range over $4, or whatever your risk level is. The profit to loss ratio is a perfect set up.
SIGNALS
Everybody Loves a Winner!
Ron Burkle is selling the San Diego Wave, for an NWSL record $113 million, to the founders of Levine Leichtman Capital Partners, netting Burkle a better than 5,000% return on his $2 million NWSL expansion fee, in less than three years.
The move is in line with several mega trends; professional team values are rapidly rising and ownership groups are increasingly more sophisticated investors.
Alan Waxman, CEO and co-founder of Sixth Street (~$75 billion in assets under management), told Yahoo Sports that his soccer team was not just a great idea, but “the most massively, structurally undervalued investment, not only in sports, but across everything we do at Sixth Street.”
Waxman’s support highlights investment bankers’ appetite for professional sports ventures and that movement is going next level via the Multi Club Ownership (MCO) model, in which investors own multiple clubs, in different leagues, designed to help the teams improve and reap large player development rewards.
After BREA’s recent record trading volume day, shares have been slowly grinding up and are likely to cross the $2 Level soon, giving the company a $7.5 million market cap, which is still crazy cheap.
Soccer already surpassed baseball as the favorite sport for US adults aged 18 to 29 and, according to a recent Gallup poll, an all-time high of 31% of Americans are soccer fans and Telemundo Deportes commissioned a report entitled The Future is Fútbol, which confirmed that soccer is the fastest-growing team sport in America.
In addition to soccer’s organic growth, which made it the fasting growing high school sport and on pace to pass football, several massive change waves are poised to take that growth next level.
Here's the Winning Gameplan
Winning teams have a winning game plan that starts with Leadership and you cannot find a more compelling team in this High Growth Market.
Brera (NASDAQ:BREA) is the first public MCO listing and recently named Alan Rothenberg, the director of that record setting 1994 World Cup, to its board.
Oh, Rothenberg was also the founder of Major League Soccer, which, along with the NWSL, has the fastest growing fan bases and team valuations of any major North American professional sports leagues.
Other recently named all-star advisory board members Massimo Ferragamo, Chairman of Ferragamo USA, and sports business leaders, Paul Tosetti and Marshall Geller, and Football Icon, Giuseppe Rossi.
These guys aren’t just figureheads, Daniel McClory, renowned investment banker and Brera’s Executive Chairman, just acquired a majority stake in Brera Holdings.
“I believe that this strategic move underscores the robust confidence Mr. McClory places in Brera's potential and heralds in a new era of international focus and expansion beyond the Company’s Italian roots.”
Pierre Galoppi, Brera’s CEO.
Like Messi, Brera (NASDAQ:BREA) is "The One"
Messi is the most recognized athlete in the world, but his legendary career almost didn’t happen. Barcelona took a chance and Messi rewarded them with many championships and increased the team’s valuation by billions.
“The One” is the most in demand athlete on the planet and is now playing in Rothenberg’s MLS.
With thousands of companies to choose from, finding “The One” stock you can Buy, with a strong risk reward ratio and outstanding management team, can be difficult.
Brera (NASDAQ:BREA) is one you can trade repeatedly because of their strategic execution and it’s priced right for investors, giving traders the sweet buy low and sell much higher range.
Brera is an Italian football (soccer) club that’s your shot at multi-club ownership (“MCO”) and, if Nasdaq’s experts are right, may be nearly 5X undervalued, and it’s about to unveil its biggest developments yet.
I’ve been in the markets for 25 years and would like to offer a commonly overlooked insight...
IPO prices aren’t just arbitrary numbers conjured up by greedy bankers. They’re based on deep financial audits, underwriter financial due diligence, and negotiations with investors and Nasdaq, which doesn’t like overvalued or failing listings.
When valuations don’t pan out, it’s usually due to poor execution, from overspending and underdelivering companies.
Brera (NASDAQ:BREA) isn’t one of those. In fact, it’s overdelivering, executing its business plan to a T, but under most investors’ radar, as this forward-thinking space is attracting Uberwealthy and Leading Brands from around the world.
Steve Ballmer, Sheikh Mansour, Mark Cuban, Roman Abramovich, Jerry Jones, and Robert Kraft are uber-elite multi-billionaires who dominate global business. Unsurprisingly, they have a common investment strategy: professional sports team ownership.
To the masses, these mega-investments appear to be vanity purchases, the price of admission to their ultra-exclusive club with little concern about the bottom line, but these billionaires went hunting for huge returns well before the masses.
Recognizing this phenomenon, Brera Holdings beat everybody to the punch to bring MCO benefits to everyday investors.
“Multi-club ownership is the hottest trend in global football. It allows owners to spread their costs and risks, discover and develop talent across a network of clubs, and offer sponsors worldwide opportunities with a single partner.”
Upcoming acquisition news could dominate the international soccer news and grow BREA’s global investor network.
Starting a Winning Streak is all about taking your shot.
Brera’s stock is currently trading under the $5 Nasdaq Set IPO
The IPO price, while not perfect, is an excellent barometer of the Company’s “perceived” value. It’s like checking the weather, so you know what to expect.
Recent News Events drove Brera’s (NASDAQ:BREA) trading range with a fluctuation bandwidth between $1-$6 dollars.
This type of trading bandwidth provides investors with numerous opportunities to capitalize on price movements and adjust trading strategies accordingly.
Plus, this trading range indicates that its upside from recent prices is over $5.60, more than 8 times its 60-cent downside.
BREA is Your Shot at Becoming an Owner!
The smart money is pouring into Professional Football.
Malcom Glazer paid $1.2 billion for Man U and he dumped most of the buyout debt onto the club’s books. Glazer then booked a 4X return (way more on a leveraged basis), when he took it public, and he still has some further upside.
Michael Eisner purchased League One club, Portsmouth, and John Textor (du Pont family) owns MCO- Eagle Football Holdings.
The list is long and it’s not that they knew something every Soccer fan doesn’t know; the average fan couldn’t afford to buy a club.
That is, until now, thanks to BREA taking its MCO model to NASDAQ.
It’s not just mighty Man U, one of the most popular teams on the planet. Little known Wolverhampton Wanderers FC were purchased for £10 and then flipped to a Chinese group for £45 million, in 2016, who’ve watched its estimated value jump up more than ten times their purchase price.
Or Gino Pozzo’s Watford purchase, for £500K and its £10 million debt obligation, and a few short years later Watford was reportedly valued at £350 million.
As appealing as those results are, there are plenty of second, third, and fourth division clubs that have yielded even better returns.
CLICK ON CHART TO EXPAND IT
It’s not just sheiks and oligarchs, many leading global brands are joining the party.
Red Bull spearheaded the MCO movement when it purchased five lower division football teams in Europe and the Americas. Like fifth-tier side SSV Markranstädt, which is now $1+Billion RB Leipzig; RB credits their football exposure for increased energy drink sales.
Manchester City owns or partnered with 13 clubs on five continents, then inked an $860 million deal with Puma athleticwear.
UEFA published research shows that over 180 clubs worldwide were part of an MCO model and UEFA president, Aleksander Ceferin, has been a very vocal supporter of MCO expansion, which means that this trend is still in its infancy and club valuations are going to have tremendous upward pricing pressure.
The US soccer market is just taking off and with the US hosting the 2026 World Cup some experts are predicting “explosive” growth in US soccer, which should strengthen BREA’s market tailwinds.
ANALYSTS
Trade (NASDAQ:BREA) up to the IPO price of $5.0
| SYMBOL | NASDAQ:BREA |
|---|---|
| PRICE | BELOW $3.0 |
| SHARES OUTSTANDING | 11.4M |
| FLOAT | 3.1M |
| RESISTANCE LEVEL | $3.0 |
The (NASDAQ:BREA) IPO was priced at $5 and they wasted no time in executing their MCO plan. BREA has their eyes on the prize and are working on acquiring a second division team and follow their proven Premier League promotion model.
Spoils goes to the victor, with TV rights, sponsorships, and bragging rights at stake, the Company built a franchise with hopes of creating a dynasty.
BREA announced a planned acquisition and followed up with a $100 million mixed shelf to go shopping for clubs. Fans of “winning,” should begin to take positions in the stock while it’s trading below the IPO price as none of the recent milestones are baked into the price.
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