$MRDN sitting at $14.15 and looking primed for a move as we head into early‑August EPS. The chart is a beauty, and the fundamentals back it up — this one’s lining up clean.
The 2026 World Cup's surge in global sports betting from $35 billion to $50 billion will make it the largest single sports betting event in history by the volume of money in circulation.
This is no longer just a sports story, it is a story of technology, data, artificial intelligence, regulation, and the digital economy.
For smaller companies like $MRDN, the tournament’s worldwide reach offers a prime opportunity to boost brand visibility while cross-selling related products and services to an engaged audience for a lasting competitive advantage that will capitalize on the TAM of a global sports betting market projected to rise to nearly $300 billion by 2034.
Thats a hell of a runway for the 3% with their own tech stack, data, content, and ability to scale. - $MRDN
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I second this! so many out there pushing stocks that have limited upside. Not because the businesses are not good enough but because the valuations are currently through the roof and the markets are being propped up by a select few stocks. Once the migration happens MRDN will run
@TheRayMyers These assumptions seem low based on the company showing pace of $200 mill + this year. I’m curious what this number , the profit and outstanding shares are based off of. To me the numbers you gave outside of the share count are extremely low.