Investment Snapshot
Key Resistance Levels
$1.38
$2.15
$2.50
Stock Price
Buy up to $1.30
Analyst Price
Strong Buy up to $8
Long Term Target*
$8+
*Long term is 2+ years
Short Term Target
$2-$3
Editors Note: Accumulate whatever can be bought under $1.30. As catalyst are hit and the company updates on the new platform, expect high volatility as we get the $1 cross play.
RISK: These companies move fast and have wild swings. Make sure you position your stop losses outside of obvious spike zones. High Volatility can go either way especially once the stock is over $1.0. I would use the .29 as my floor.
Catalysts:
Should have dollar cross play
Update on platform
Earnings
Onboarding new customers
Possible M&A considerations
TEN Holdings (NASDAQ: XHLD):
Under-the-Radar IPO Now a Microcap Value Play with High-Growth Potential
I’ve spent the past 25 years watching public companies make promises they never keep. Yet, every so often, a name pops up that doesn’t just talk a big game, it executes at the highest levels. Right now, that company is TEN Holdings (XHLD) and CEO Randy Jones is running the kind of playbook that Wall Street usually wakes up to after the stock has already run 500%.
This isn’t your typical small cap Nasdaq story. It’s a real business, with real enterprise clients, pivoting into a high multiple SaaS subscription model and doing it the right way, with a strategy that the investment community has largely overlooked; until now.
Before we even get to business reasons of why you might want to own this stock, let’s talk about what the chart and trading history are showing us.
TEN Holdings (NASDAQ:XHLD) debuted on the Nasdaq at $6 per share just a few months ago (more on this in a moment) and is now trading well below IPO levels. Since its February 13, 2025 IPO, XHLD traded more than 315 million shares and here’s the kicker: only 28% of that volume has occurred below $1.00.
And that matters… a lot.
Because when you study the volume profile, what you see today is classic accumulation. The stock has kissed $0.29 intraday once and bounced like a beach ball off concrete.
The real floor? $0.30. That’s the basis for any trade.
In my view, the Strong Buy range is anything up to $1.20–$1.30. If you can get shares in that range, you’re in the Goldilocks zone, primed to profit off the upcoming strategy execution.
And don’t forget that some very smart MBA level investment bankers took a deep dive into XHLD and set the IPO price at $6.00, thinking that the price would appreciate from there, so there’s a lot of potential room to run, especially if the stock breaks out over its most recent high of $2.50. The 20-fold comment is not hyperbole.
Everyone who took action when we alerted has been in the position to take advantage of some wild moves. In fact, if you bought in April or May around $1 and sold above $9 at the high…. Great traders banked 500% or more, but even passive traders should have locked in more than 100% on this trade! Guess what?
We have a similar set up with (NASDAQ:XHLD) with potentially just as much upside! And a lower entry price.
Past Performance Never Guarantees Future Gains, but when Trading Stocks the Historical Moves Define the levels Needed for Market Strategies, we all use to profit!
Recent developments make the risk-reward setup even more compelling. On May 13, 2025, NASDAQ:XHLD exploded +111% intraday, climbing from $0.67 to $1.38 on 66.6 million shares traded, after earning “High Performer” and “Easy to Do Business With” awards in G2’s Spring 2025 Reports.
“That level of trading nearly 7x the float is a clear sign of how fast this stock can accelerate when real demand shows up.”
Earlier, on March 21, the stock surged past $2.00 on 100 million shares, followed by an even stronger push on March 24, when it hit $2.50 with over 200 million shares traded.
The $0.30 floor has held with conviction, repeatedly acting as a springboard during periods of low liquidity and quiet accumulation.
The company is positioning to integrate AI into its long-term vision
This Nasdaq listed microcap is quietly transforming from a virtual event production company into a subscription-based PaaS; while also delivering broadcast services through its proprietary Xyvid Pro Platform, catering to virtual, hybrid, and in-person events across sectors like tech, healthcare, education, and marketing.
XHLD’s proven Xyvid Pro framework is already trusted by Fortune 500 and 1,000 clients to deliver high scale events with up to 80,000 total attendees.
TEN Holdings is now evolving into a tech forward software business. Its next gen platform, Ten Events Pro, brings a streamlined, drag and drop interface backed by real-time analytics, built in customization features and real time control.
The global market for digital broadcasting of live events is a high growth segment within the broader live streaming industry that’s undergoing explosive expansion. Valued between $76 billion and $100 billion in 2024, the sector is projected to grow at a 23–28% CAGR through 2030, potentially reaching $345–518 billion. This surge is driven by key enablers: 5G for low-latency streaming, AI-powered personalization, and surging demand for interactive formats across sectors like sports, esports, concerts, and corporate events.
Consumers are now viewing billions of hours of live content each quarter, with preferences shifting toward hybrid formats, live commerce, and connected TV the latter expected to absorb nearly half of traditional broadcast advertising revenue by 2029.
Despite challenges, such as video quality retention and infrastructure scalability, the sector remains one of the most resilient corners of the $2.9 trillion global entertainment and media industry, particularly in emerging markets with mobile first consumption habits.
Amid this rapidly evolving landscape, TEN Holdings (NASDAQ:XHLD) is making a timely and strategic pivot with its Ten Events Pro SaaS platform. Designed to bridge the gap between low end mobile streaming and costly television grade production, the platform plans to offer studio grade visuals, real-time control, built in customization features, all at a subscription price point.
Backed by its parent company, V‑Cube, and led by a forward-looking CEO, Randy Jones, TEN Holdings is uniquely positioned to capitalize on this market shift while scaling recurring SaaS revenue.
CEO Jones has been quietly signaling this strategy to the markets and now I’ve deciphered it for you!
First, the company is advancing its SaaS transition with $273,000 capitalized into platform development in Q1 2025, building out AI features and interactive tools.
Revenue came in at $1,116,000, up seasonally, while gross margins remained at 84%. The GAAP net loss of $2.784 million includes $1.3 million in non-cash related to 3(a)10 transaction expense; excluding that, the adjusted operating loss was $1.439 million, primarily from marketing payroll expansion and software development.
Second, in June 2025, TEN established a $20 million equity line with Lincoln Park Capital, providing structured growth capital.
Third, a $1 million share buyback authorized in March 2025 allows for the retirement of approximately 2.86 million shares at current prices, further tightening the float. (The company believes its cheap)
On June 30, the company appointed CFO Virgilio Torres, bringing M&A expertise aligned with future corporate development plans. This could mean potential upcoming Vertical or Horizontal growth from outside the normal operations. Finally, the early adopter program launched in June 2025 is gaining traction and we are now on the clock for upcoming announcements with progress, etc.
$8 TARGET on XHLD underscores confidence in the pivot and strategic gameplan unfolding right now!
10 reasons to own NASDAQ:XHLD especially while its below $1
Support near $0.35 has never been broken on a closing basis, with only brief intraday dips to ~$0.29. Using that support as a reference point, the stock presents extreme upside potential:
• From $0.35 to $1.30 = ~95:1 ratio
• From $0.35 to $2.15 = ~180:1 ratio
• From $0.35 to $8.00 = ~765:1 ratio
Caveat: These very compelling risk-reward ratios assume very tight stops (e.g., $0.01 risk). Using a more conservative stop at the intraday low of ~$0.30 (risking $0.05), the reward-to-risk profiles still skew attractively: 19:1 to $1.30, 36:1 to $2.15, and 153:1 to $8.00. The 28% volume below $1 further limits overhead supply.
With just 8–9 million shares in the float, any volume surge drives price quickly. May 13’s 66.6M share day sparked a +111% move, showing just how volatile this stock can be. Importantly, only 28% of all volume has traded below $1, meaning most shareholders are positioned higher, and selling pressure under $1 is limited.
The company is broadening its portfolio from services only to include SaaS via its Ten Events Pro platform. Drag and drop UI, CRM integration, AI features, and enterprise grade security stack up to a scalable subscription model. The Early Adopter Program launched June 2025.
TEN was awarded “High Performer” and “Easy to Do Business With” badges in G2’s Spring 2025 Reports. These awards, based on verified customer reviews, validate enterprise-level delivery and future client acquisition potential.
On March 3, Litchfield Hills Research initiated coverage with a $8.00 price target, citing the SaaS pivot and strategic roadmap. From $0.35, this implies an upside potential exceeding +2,100%, if achieved.
Parent company V‑Cube has invested over $30 million, and still holds a 65% stake. Meanwhile, the recently announced $20 million equity line with Lincoln Park Capital.
A $1 million buyback plan, announced March 18, 2025, could retire 2.86 million shares at current prices reducing float and increasing V-Cube’s ownership to 71%. Execution or mention in Q2 earnings would likely serve as a catalyst.
CFO Virgilio Torres, hired in June, brings M&A expertise that could accelerate inorganic growth using the capital line.
9: Upcoming Earnings
Potential catalysts include traction from the Early Adopter Program, platform revenue growth, share buyback updates, or narrowed operating loss. Any positive surprise could drive a price reset or FOMO buying wave.
Reported short interest is minimal (<0.5% of outstanding shares), but borrow rates are steep (29–31% APR), and share availability is low. With catalysts approaching, even modest upward pressure could prompt short covering, further amplifying price action.
FINAL
THOUGHTS
Below $1.00, NASDAQ:XHLD offers exposure to a digital broadcasting platform evolving into a SaaS model, with enterprise validation, parent capital, and catalysts lining up. The float is thin, the floor has held, and the company is executing on a structured, capital backed growth plan.
The risk is measurable. The reward is yours for the taking.
As always utilize your own trading strategy, consult with your own experts, and always trade to protect your investment.
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