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To own Stewards today, you need to believe the company can turn rapid top-line growth and a highly volatile, richly valued share price into a sustainable, profitable platform across private credit, real assets and digital finance, while managing dilution and liquidity pressures flagged by its going concern warning. The biggest near-term catalysts remain progress on the planned Nasdaq uplisting, clearer evidence of operating leverage and any update on funding capacity. Scott McGowan’s arrival as CMO looks more like an enabling move than a direct catalyst: it may sharpen Stewards’ story, tighten investor communications and support institutional outreach, but it does not itself fix losses or balance sheet constraints. If anything, it raises the bar for consistent execution against the expectations that a national exchange listing will bring.
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