Two Hands Corporation Two Hands Corporation to Focus
Exclusively on Food Industry
(TWOH) 
Share Structure - Authorized Shares 12,000,000,000 | Date | Outstanding Shares | Restricted | Unrestricted | Held at DTC |
| 1/8/2020 | 6,267,340 | | | |
| 1/24/2020 | 6,512,340 | | | |
| 2/24/2020 | 16,032,340 | | | |
| 3/12/2020 | 25,282,340 | 9,533,870 | 15,784,707 | |
| 4/13/2020 | 35,782,340 | 19,533,870 | 16,248,470 | |
| 5/13/2020 | 76,893,451 | | | |
| 6/15/2020 | 90,098,315 | 40,644,981 | 49,453,333 | |
| 7/17/2020 | 152,598,315 | 96,644,981 | 55,953,334 | 27,411,020 |
| 8/20/2020 | 182,742,526 | 94,644,981 | 88,097,545 | |
| 9/25/2020 | 256,890,352 | 94,644,981 | 162,245,371 | |
| 10/20/2020 | 442,544,197 | 191,644,980 | 250,899,217 | 154,296,587 |
| 10/27/2020 | 509,835,106 | 231,644,980 | 278,190,126 | 181,587,496 |
| 11/11/2020 | 537,825,106 | 234,144,980 | 303,680,126 | 242,877,496 |
| 12/17/2020 | 683,325,106 | 235,533,869 | 447,791,237 | 315,377,496 |
| 12/31/2020 | 698,575,506 | 235,533,869 | 463,041,637 | 344,627,896 |
| 1/28/2021 | 875,521,258 | 244,357,398 | 631,163,860 | 477,750,119 |
| 2/26/2021 | 1,054,521,258 | 274,357,398 | 780,163,860 | 629,750,119 |
| 3/24/2021 | 1,244,071,258 | 276,857,398 | 967,213,860 | 802,800,119 |
| 4/16/2021 | 1,417,088,512 | 278,357,398 | 1,138.731,114 | 915,315,373 |
| 5/18/2021 | 1,527,292,512 | 278,357,398 | 1,248,935,114 | 1,121,317,373 |
| 6/16/2021 | 1,903,792,512 | 286,357,398 | 1,617,435,114 | 1,337,021,373 |
| 7/30/2021 | 2,421,292,512 | 341,357,398 | 2,009,935,114 | 1,855,632,484 |
| 8/17/2021 | 2,863,292,512 | 324,357,398 | 2,538,935,114 | 2,328,132,484 |
| 9/29/2021 | 4,696,967,834 | 419,357,398 | 4,277,610,436 | 4,061,807,806 |
| 10/22/2021 | 5,233,967,834 | 386,357,399 | 4,847,610,435 | 4,511,507,806 |
| 11/30/2021 | 5,643,967,834 | 236,533,870 | 5,407,433,964 | 5,181,507,706 |
| 12/8/2021 | 6,000,000,000 | 236,533,870 | 5,763,466,130 | 5,261,969,244 |
| 1/11/2022 | 6,530,000,000 | 236,533,870 | 6,293,466,130 | 5,575,539,871 |
Split History | Split Date | Split Type | Split Ratio |
| 04/27/2022 | Reverse | 1:1000 |
| 12/12/2019 | Reverse | 1:1000 |
| 09/10/2018 | Reverse | 1:500 |
| 09/01/2016 | Reverse | 1:2000 |
| 06/16/2014 | Reverse | 1:1000 |
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Two Hands Corporation, to Focus Exclusively on Food Industry
Two Hands Corporation, (OTC Pink: TWOH) is pleased to announce that it has made the strategic decision to focus exclusively on the grocery market through three on-demand food brands, GoCart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services. The announcement follows a strategic review by the Board of Directors that determined these three core divisions will remain the most significant drivers of long-term value for our shareholders.
“Today marks an exciting new chapter for Two Hands,” Nadav Elituv, CEO of Two Hands Corporation states. “As we shift to solely focus our attention on the food industry and align with our customers' needs, we are confident we will unlock the current growth potential that exists in the market.”
Two Hands has seen quarter over quarter revenue growth in a business that is scalable and offers a broad range of products through our three divisions:
GoCart.City, an online delivery marketplace that launched last summer delivering fresh and high-quality produce, meats, pantry items, bakery & pastry, gluten-free, and organic items throughout Southern Ontario. The company recently onboarded local renown chef, Grace DiFede, to curate a new line of meal kits and bundles to sell alongside our everyday grocery essentials. GoCart.City line of products come from long partnerships with local and international suppliers to deliver the highest quality products to our customers.
Grocery Originals, a brick-and-mortar retail experience that was recently launched in Mississauga, Ontario, fully equipped with a deli, cold storage, and a stone pizza oven. We will also be offering a wide variety of fresh and specialty meals curated by Corporate Executive Chef, Grace Di Fede.
Cuore Food Services, a food import and distribution brand that operates in a wide range of channels including food service, retail chains, hotels, and restaurants. Core offerings from Cuore range from Italian themed oils, pastas, sauces, to dry packed goods, to exclusive wines, coffees, and desserts.
ABOUT TWO HANDS CORPORATION
Two Hands Corporation, is a food distribution company through three on-demand food brands, GoCart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services. Please visit our website at www.twohandsgroup.com
ABOUT GOCART.CITY
Gocart.city, a division of Two Hands Corp. (OTC Pink: TWOH) is an online grocery delivery market that services the Greater Toronto Area and beyond. They curate and deliver the freshest produce and specialty foods in Southern Ontario. To learn more about Gocart.city, please visit www.gocart.city.
ABOUT CUORE
Cuore Food, a division of Two Hands Corp. (OTC Pink: TWOH) imports and distributes quality Italian food products. Operating in multi sales channels including food service, product placement with existing distributors, direct sales to retail chains and independents, and online direct to consumer sales.
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Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) recently announced that it has made the strategic decision to focus exclusively on the grocery market through three on-demand food brands, GoCart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services.
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Toronto, Ontario, Canada -- July 7, 2021 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire
-- Two Hands Corporation, (OTC Pink: TWOH) is pleased to announce
that it has made the strategic decision to focus exclusively on the grocery market through three on-demand food brands,
GoCart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services.
The announcement follows a strategic review by the Board of Directors that determined these three core divisions
will remain the most significant drivers of long-term value for our shareholders.
"Today marks an exciting new chapter for Two Hands," Nadav Elituv,
CEO of Two Hands Corporation states.
"As we shift to solely focus our attention on the food industry
and align with our customers' needs, we are confident we will
unlock the current growth potential that exists in the market."
Two Hands has seen quarter over quarter revenue growth in a business that is scalable and offers a broad range of products through our
three divisions:
1)GoCart.City, an online delivery marketplace that launched last summer delivering fresh
and high-quality produce, meats, pantry items, bakery & pastry,
gluten-free, and organic items throughout Southern Ontario.
The company recently onboarded local renown chef, Grace DiFede,
to curate a new line of meal kits and bundles to sell alongside our everyday grocery essentials.
GoCart.City line of products come from
long partnerships with local and international suppliers to deliver
the highest quality products to our customers.
2)Grocery Originals, a brick-and-mortar retail experience that was recently launched in Mississauga, Ontario, fully equipped with a deli, cold storage,
and a stone pizza oven. We will also be offering a wide variety of fresh and specialty meals curated by Corporate Executive Chef, Grace Di Fede.
3)Cuore Food Services, a food import and distribution brand that operates in a wide range of channels including food service,
retail chains, hotels, and restaurants.
Core offerings from Cuore
range from Italian themed oils, pastas, sauces, to dry packed goods,
to exclusive wines, coffees, and desserts.
ABOUT TWO HANDS CORPORATION
Two Hands Corporation, is a food distribution company through three on-demand food brands,
GoCart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services.
Please visit our website at
http://www.twohandsgroup.com ;
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ABOUT GOCART.CITY
Gocart.city, a division of Two Hands Corp. (OTC Pink: TWOH) is an
online grocery delivery market that services the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.
They curate and deliver the freshest produce and specialty foods in Southern Ontario. To learn more about Gocart.city, please visit http://www.gocart.city. ;
ABOUT CUORE
Cuore Food, a division of Two Hands Corp. (OTC Pink: TWOH) imports
and distributes quality Italian food products.
Operating in multi sales channels including food service,
product placement with existing distributors, direct sales to retail chains and independents, and online direct to consumer sales.
CONTACT:
Two Hands Corporation
IR@twohandsapp.com
http://www.twohandsgroup.com
http://www.gocart.city
part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%.
Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
News or and media talk of a looming COVID lockdown could send shares of this tiny company soaring this week. If you believe in COVID or don’t believe in the COVID virus, any kind of “lockdown” news would be a HUGE Positive for stocks like this.
Dear Fellow Trader,
Immediately turn your attention to Two Hands Corporation (TWOH)
You need to pull up TWOH right now and start your research on this next potential disruptor.
TWOH is a very small company trading at a tiny price so you will need to move fast if you plan on locking in massive gains.
Our next alert brings us to a company looking to carve its own piece out of the $126.91BIL food and meal delivery market.
A looming “Global Lock Down” from another COVID Outbreak could potentially send shares of Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) soaring this week.
Keep reading to see what I mean...
Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) recently announced that it has made the strategic decision to focuspart 2 part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%.
Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
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The company’s announcement follows a strategic review by their Board of Directors that determined these
three core divisions will remain the most significant drivers of long-term value for their shareholders.
GoCart.City, is an online delivery marketplace that launched last summer delivering fresh and high-quality produce,
meats, pantry items, bakery & pastry, gluten-free, and organic items throughout Southern Ontario.
The company recently onboarded local renown chef, Grace DiFede,
to curate a new line of meal kits and bundles to sell alongside our everyday grocery essentials.
GoCart.City line of products come from long partnerships with local and international suppliers to deliver the highest quality products to our customers.
Grocery Originals is a brick-and-mortar retail experience that was recently launched in Mississauga, Ontario, fully equipped with a deli, cold storage, and a stone pizza oven.
We will also be offering a wide variety of fresh and specialty meals curated by Corporate Executive Chef, Grace Di Fede.
Cuore Food Services is a food import and distribution brand that operates in a wide range of channels including food service, retail chains, hotels, and restaurants.
Core offerings from Cuore range from Italian-themed oils, pastas, sauces, to dry-packed goods, to exclusive wines, coffees, and desserts.
exclusively on the grocery market through three on-demand food brands,
GoCart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services....And their timing on this decision could be perfect.
part 3 part 2 part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%. Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
Delivery services (like TWOH) saw skyrocketing demand during the pandemic!
Even market behemoth Uber leaned on its Eats business as its core rides business plummeted.
The valuations of Instacart and DoorDash soared as the companies secured hundreds of millions of dollars in capital,
and expanded to offer deliveries from electronics retailers and convenience stores.
Food and Meal Delivery Services immediately became one of the top priority “Essential Businesses” and looks like it’s here for the long haul...
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Recent growth in food delivery is largely driven by companies resuming operations and adapting to the “new normal” that the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has created.
Previous restrictive containment measures and closure of commercial activities resulted in operational challenges for a majority of companies in 2020.
But now in 2021, food and meal delivery is the new norm.
When many Americans sheltered in their homes early in the coronavirus pandemic, meal delivery sales reached new heights.
Now, many people have made meal delivery part of their daily routines.
Shelter-in-place orders may also be driving more Americans to make their first meal delivery purchase.
The global meal kit delivery services market size was valued at USD 10.26B in 2020 and is expected to expand at a compound annual growth rate of 13% from 2021 to 2028.
Meal Kit Delivery is expected to see double-digit growth
every year from now through 2028
Increasing preference for homemade meals among millennials is a major factor contributing to the growth of the market.
The service has been gaining high popularity and adoption among generations Y and Z.
Most consumers are of the opinion that the price paid for the service is justified for the benefits it provides.
The COVID-19 pandemic offered a significant oppor·tunity to the market as almost all the restaurants, eateries, and hotels were shut down across the globe.
The ability for restaurants to offer meal delivery saved a lot of businesses.
Dining in is becoming more popular than dining out. Boomers, as well as millennials, increasingly prefer staying at home and cooking or ordering in rather than spending money at restaurants.
Consumers are also making fewer visits to restaurants and are opting to stay at home.
One of the key factors contributing to this shift is the attitudes
and behaviors of the two largest generational groups—boomers and millennials.
While millennials have surpassed baby boomers in number, boomers remain a large population
and their behaviors have a significant influence on the marketplace that caters to cooking at home.
Meal kit delivery services are an ideal solution since meal planning in advance significantly helps reduce food wastage.
Meal kits have ingredients in the exact quantity that is required to prepare a meal since each portion is pre-measured.
Some companies offer larger portions, but still provide calorie count and nutritional information based on the portions.
People are focusing on a healthy diet more than ever to increase their immunity and maintain a balanced diet.
A meal kit seems to be a one-stop solution for virtually all players across the entire Food & Beverage ecosystem, including retailers,
e-tailers, brand owners, and restaurants. Some restaurants used meal delivery to get themselves out of the pandemic and maximize the opportunities in the current scenario.
The increasing preference for meal kits is being driven by the benefits of homemade meals.
For instance, homemade food is more economical than eating at a restaurant. Furthermore,
the availability of meal kits has made homemade meals more time-saving in comparison to takeouts and home deliveries.
Preparing food at home also gives full control over the ingredients one wishes to use
and comes in handy for people who are allergic to certain food ingredients or are trying to avoid specific ingredients.
Dining in is becoming more popular than dining out. Boomers, as well as millennials, increasingly prefer staying at home
and cooking or ordering in rather than spending money at restaurants.
Consumers are also making fewer visits to restaurants and are opting to stay at home.
One of the key factors contributing to this shift is the attitudes and behaviors of the two largest generational groups—boomers and millennials.
While millennials have surpassed baby boomers in number, boomers remain a large population and their behaviors have a significant influence on the marketplace that caters to cooking at home.
Meal kit delivery services are an ideal solution since meal planning in advance significantly helps reduce food wastage.
Meal kits have ingredients in the exact quantity that is required to prepare a meal since each portion is pre-measured.
Some companies offer larger portions, but still provide calorie count and nutritional information based on the portions. part 4 part 3 part 2 part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%. Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
Delivery services (like TWOH) saw skyrocketing demand during the pandemic!
Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) has positioned itself right at the center of the meal kit craze by onboarding local renowned chef, Grace DiFede, to curate a new line of meal kits and bundles to sell alongside our everyday grocery essentials.
If you are new to researching the Food & Meal Delivery Industry let me break this down for you so you can see how a Disruptor like Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) could massively benefit local communities and shareholders alike.
Food delivery is a courier service in which stores, restaurants, or third-party applications deliver food to consumers on demand. These days, orders are executed through mobile apps, websites, or via telephone.
Deliveries include cooked dishes as well as groceries from supermarkets. Other methods of food delivery include catering or wholesale.
Food & Meal Delivery itself is not a new concept, in fact, the first recorded instance of a meal delivery comes from Italy in 1889. King Umberto and his Queen Margherita and called on Raffaele Esposito, the creator of the Pizza Margherita, to deliver a pizza to their palace in Naples.
The rise of the modern-day food delivery system was caused by economic necessity. During the 1950s, the growing American middle class was stuck in their homes, watching TV all day. This almost caused a collapse in the American restaurant industry and as a result, had them adapt by creating the modern-day delivery services we all know. Reports from that time indicate that this adaptation boosted restaurant sales by over 50 percent in a short period of time.
Today, the market for food delivery is valued at $122BIL. This is equal to 1 percent of the global food market or 4 percent of the food sold through restaurants. While many markets have already matured and identified companies to take on market leadership, the overall demand for food delivery is still increasing at a yearly rate of 3.5 percent.
Food delivery businesses come in many shapes and forms.
They range from platforms that partner up with restaurants and drivers to a fully integrated model where everything is kept in-house.
Platform To Consumer Model
In the Platform To Consumer Model, third-party apps are listing available restaurants close to the customer’s proximity, normally through a website or a mobile app.
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Consumers can then order from these partner restaurants and have the food delivered either by the restaurant or a driver of the platform.
Prominent examples include the likes of DoorDash, UberEats or Deliveroo.
Normally, the platform takes a 20 to 30 percent cut from the order value on top of the potential delivery costs that may arise.
The Platform To Consumer model currently represents the dominant mode of food delivery.
It accounts for 63% out of the $122 billion that is generated in sales per year.
Delivery Service Aggregators
Although they technically fall under the Platform to Consumer umbrella, it is worth mentioning them separately. In the aggregator model,
the platform works acts as an intermediate between a customer and numerous local restaurants.
Furthermore, they provide customer support on behalf of these restaurants in case there are problems with deliveries or the order itself.
Again, a fixed or variable fee is applied for every successful transaction facilitated through the platform.
Examples include the likes of JustEat, Delivery Hero, or GrubHub.
Some have recently experimented with different subscription models in which customers pay a monthly fee in exchange for free delivery and other discount. part 5 part 4 part 3 part 2 part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%. Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
Delivery services (like TWOH) saw skyrocketing demand during the pandemic!
Restaurant To Consumer Model
In the Restaurant To Consumer Model, the restaurant started out serving food via its own locations. The most famous examples include the likes of McDonalds, Burger King or Domino’s.
To modernize, these companies went on to offer food deliveries via their websites, app or join a delivery platform.
For instance, McDonalds operates its own food delivery network in selected countries via its own app.
Furthermore, it partners up with the likes of DoorDash to deliver food to regions they don’t serve themselves.
To manage this, Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) has the following Capabilities:
Technology - Intellectual Property
Application
Experience
Delivery Process
Management
Facilities
Distribution
Supply Chain
Product Portfolio
While food delivery applications are hard to build and even harder to execute, they possess a tremendous amount of potential.
According to leading business information platform Crunchbase, food delivery startups have raised a combined total of $15 billion in over 800 rounds of venture capital funding.
Many went on to become integral parts of our daily routines and made early investors filthy rich.
Even has lockdowns were lifting, Venture Capitalists remained bullish on food delivery start-ups...
Delivery startups and other unicorns are transforming restaurant tech.
Larger and more established Food companies are snatching up Delivery companies at higher than normal multiples…
Recently, food giant Nestlé acquired meal delivery startup Freshly in a $1.5BIL deal.
Venture capitalists are continuing to pile in on food delivery start-ups,
backing them with hundreds of millions of dollars even though the margins are often small and people can increasingly visit restaurants.
Several food delivery companies have boomed during the Covid crisis as they offered people a way to keep eating food from their favorite restaurants
and avoid venturing out to the supermarkets.
Some say that this shift is quickly becoming the new norm as it has sparked new booming industries, expanded many businesses, and provided people with many new conveniences.
Experienced Management Team with the Vision to take
Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) to the Next Level...
Nadav Elituv
President, Chief Executive Officer and Director
Since August 2008, Mr. Elituv has serviced as the President and Founder of Imagin8. Imagin8 is a startup and leading developer of hand and body motion-based interactive digital technologies that are designed to enhance new consumer experiences from touch-screens to floor-screens. Mr. Elituv is the results-driven leader of an innovative digital technology enterprise, for over twenty years. With a track record for building, developing and motivating high-performance teams, and is an expert in high-tech systems. This includes the design and implementation of computer-vision and gesture-recognition software. Mr. Elituv has solid career experience driving strategic initiatives and meeting critical business mandates.
Bradley Southam
Independent Director
Bradley Southam has an extensive career in the creative field spanning more than 20 years. His knowledge and contacts in the Digital industry will offer our company insight and direction. Mr. Southam is the Chair of the Cambridge Arts and Culture Advisory Committee, and a board member of the Grand River Film Festival. From June 2008 Mr. Southam has been the Owner and Creative Director at Linus Creative Services. He previously served as the Creative Director at OTG Technologies Group from January 2003 to September 2008.
Ryan Wilson
Ryan Wilson has an extensive career in the Digital field spanning more than 20 years of his career advancing digital initiatives, with a track record that speaks for itself, including digital marketing, digital strategy and digital transformation through innovation for Financial Services. Primarily influencing leadership teams and building implementation teams for site and app development. From developer to director Ryan has been involved in all aspects of digital development. Currently focusing on technologies such as Block Chains, NLP (natural language processing), AI and machine learning, at a insurtech innovation lab. Defining the ultimate customer experience across all digital channels is a primary responsibility. Using design thinking methodologies and an agile approach, Ryan's success has centred around implementing pilot projects, planning migrations, post implementation iterations, risk planning, and digital transformation. He has worked at many top Canadian brands, ranging from media conglomerates, banks, mutual fund companies and one of the largest pension plans in the world. Ryan has put them on the map digitally.
Chef Grace Di Fede
Corporate Executive Chef
Our new Corporate Executive Chef Di Fede brings over 18 years of hospitality and diverse culinary experience to GoCart.city, as well as international experience having worked in both The Netherlands and Italy. Di Fede will be curating specialty recipes and meals for the online grocery marketplace, as well as our brick and mortar location set to open later this week, Grocery Originals. She will be focused on traditional, cultural dishes and diet-friendly dishes. In addition to her culinary experience, DiFede was awarded the Chef de Cuisine Certification (CCC), sanctioned by the Canadian Culinary Federation. Known as one of the highest achievements and honours for a Canadian Chef, Di Fede will be applying her knowledge and expertise to innovate GoCart.city’s culinary offering.
Piero Manzini
Operations Manager
With more than 15 years of Marketing and Business development, Piero brings a vast array of knowledge to the team.
Derek Belluomini
Product Procurement Manager
A seasoned and experienced business executive with 25 years of experience in the grocery industry. part 6 part 5 part 4 part 3 part 2 part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%. Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
Delivery services (like TWOH) saw skyrocketing demand during the pandemic!
Potential Catalysts That Could Send Shares of TWOH
Soaring In The Very Near Future.
Potential Catalyst #1: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) has assembled a Top Management Team led by
President, Chief Executive Officer, Nadav Elituv, Independent Director, Bradley Southam, Ryan Wilson, Corporate Executive Chef, Grace Di Fede.
They just recently announced that it has made the strategic decision to focus exclusively on the booming Food Industry.
Potential Catalyst #2: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%
and shows no signs of slowing down as the company shifts its focus to the Food Industry.
Potential Catalyst #3: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) shares could see a potential breakout in the near term if news
or any media talk of a looming COVID lockdown If you believe in COVID or don’t believe in the COVID virus,
any kind of “lockdown” news could be a HUGE Positive for stocks like TWOH. Several food delivery companies have boomed during the COVID.
Potential Catalyst #4: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) could become a potential acquisition target.
Venture capitalists are continuing to pile in on food delivery start-ups, backing them with hundreds of millions of dollars even though the margins are often small and people can increasingly visit restaurants.
Even as lockdowns were lifting, Venture Capitalists remained bullish on food delivery start-ups.
Delivery startups and other unicorns are transforming restaurant tech. Larger and more established Food companies are snatching up Delivery companies at higher than normal multiples…
Recently, food giant Nestlé acquired meal delivery startup Freshly in a $1.5BIL deal.
Potential Catalyst #5: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) has tremendous growth potential as its now focusing efforts on the massive Food & Meal Delivery Market.
The global online food delivery services market is expected to over $126.91BIL in 2021 The growth is mainly due to the companies resuming their operations
and adapting to the new normal while recovering from the COVID-19 impact, which had earlier led to restrictive containment measures involving social distancing, remote working, and the closure of commercial activities that resulted in operational challenges. The market is expected to reach $192.16BIL in 2025. This could be a huge catalyst for TWOH.
Potential Catalyst #6: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) has a history of trading at higher levels.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… turning $2,000 into over $12,000
and I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on a move like that.
Potential Catalyst #7: Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) shares could potentially benefit from a massive short squeeze.
You need to look at the chart below, you will see that the “Short Interest” on TWOH just ballooned over the last week.
There were days where 66%, 81% and even over 83% of the total volume was "short". Well when traders bet against a company, by “shorting”,
they eventually have to buy back the stock to close out their position. But if the company suddenly shows Positive Signs…
the stock price starts to increase as investors come in to buy up shares, then the traders who were “Short”
need to cover and start buying up everything that they can in order to close their positions.
If this happens, shares of TWOH could soar this week. part 7 part 6 part 5 part 4 part 3 part 2 part 1 $TWOH This little known company just experienced year-over-year sales growth of an astounding +2,266.53%. Venture capitalists are continuing to pile into this industry.
A quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain… And I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on that.
Delivery services (like TWOH) saw skyrocketing demand during the pandemic!
Potential Catalysts That Could Send Shares of TWOH
Soaring In The Very Near Future.
WOH Right Now and start your research.
TWOH has a tiny market cap and could potentially become an acquisition target once news of their growth in the Food & Meal Delivery is realized.
TWOH has a history of trading at higher levels and a quick move back to its 52-week high would show investors a massive +625% gain…
turning $2,000 into over $12,000 and I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on a move like that.
TWOH trading range is only around .002, meaning investors can come in very quickly and scoop up large blocks at a time.
So you need to be fast to position yourself ahead of the crowd.
TWOH is my Breakout Alert for this week, so pull it up right now and start your research.
We could see some serious action this week with TWOH!
I am urging all of our members to add TWOH to the top of your watch list right now,
and have it pulled up on your trading screen Wednesday morning at the opening bell!
Do not miss out on TWOH...
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02-07-2021
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