The Breaking Point: Good News from IFCM3

For those just getting oriented, this blog covers Mathematics, the Market, and related topics like Health, Biology, and their offshoots. Lately I’ve been writing more about the market because I believe that a more predictable market is the solution to all our problems, without exception.

When it comes to the market, I’m monitoring IFCM3—which is a penny-stock company in logistics, payments, digital solutions, and e-commerce, among other areas.

Today’s trading in IFCM3 shares delivered an unmistakable signal: a -9.09% swing shows the company is on the verge of a breakout. What does this mean in practice? It means more investors are lining up to acquire Infracommerce assets.

Even more significant is that the restructuring agreement signed on March 28, 2025, has been fully completed. Implementation of the resulting measures will unfold over the next quarter, and to top it all off, IFCM3 approved a 20-for-1 reverse stock split without restricting shareholder rights.

The financing arranged with GB—R$70 million disbursed in four tranches—creates room for 30%–35% cost reductions scheduled for December. Meanwhile, the roughly R$780 million of pre-restructuring debt is being wiped away. This will consolidate the company’s operations across Latin America, and together with a focus on strategic units and a beefed-up Artificial Intelligence division, it aligns perfectly with client needs—98% of which are expected to be met, since everything is neatly in place. It’s like a stadium packed and ready for kickoff, with fans buzzing to see the action.

Today’s session was a roller-coaster, but in the days ahead—especially November and December—upside is almost certain. Positive swings will underscore a factor I introduced here on the blog, discovered by the MOGA function: an inverse market dominance of 0.349, which implies an 84.9% chance of successful expansion and growth. Add in normal seasonal trends, and you can be confident in the returns—risk is essentially zero so long as no major macroeconomic shock derails the global economy.

Gabriel, you asked: I bought shares at BRL 0.47 and now they’re trading at BRL 0.40—am I losing money? The answer is no. If you’re patient, appreciation will come, and the situation will turn very positive. Time is your ally.

My prediction? Many will enjoy an excellent Christmas. Today’s downturn was driven by investors submitting lower-priced orders to become shareholders now, so they can harvest gains later—and the charts flooding the market today make that clear