Koios Beverage Corp (FITSF)

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New Coverage tonight ought to be a big day tomorrow. URG·ENT ALERT
COMPANY: KOIOS BEVERAGE CORP.
SYMBOL: (KBEVF)
CATALYST: MONSTER GROWTH POTENTIAL
Range: $.12 - $.14

Our #1 Beverage Stock From January Made a +1,150%
Run in just 30 Days...

Dear fellow Trader,

Immediately turn your attention to Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF)

Do you know which stock is up +125,000% since 2003?

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Monster Energy caught the energy drink boom at the right time and savvy investors cashed in on the trend…

If you missed out on Monster’s +125,000% run… Then you are going to love our next alert on Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF)

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But you need to hurry because Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF) recently announced they were entering the explosive “Hard Seltzer Market” and it looks like Wall Street is just starting to take notice.

With a market cap currently under $10MIL...and shares as low as $.13 there is no telling what could happen if traders start to accumulate positions.

You need to move FAST... You cannot wait on KBEVF.

Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF) is an emerging functional beverage company which has an available distribution network of more than 4,400 retail locations across the United States in which to sell its products.

(Side Note: we recently alerted our readers on SponsorOne (SPONF), also a functional beverage company… our initial alert on (SPONF) was on Jan 19th at .0088 and 30 days later (SPONF) hit .11 topping off a staggering +1,150% run)

Koios has relationships with some of the largest and most reputable distributors in the United States, including Europa Sports, Muscle Foods USA, KeHE, and Wishing-U-Well. Koios has a distribution network of retail locations across the United States including Walmart, GNC and Max Muscle.

Koios uses a proprietary blend of nootropics and natural organic compounds to enhance human productivity without using harmful chemicals or stimulants. Koios products have been shown to enhance focus, concentration, mental capacity, memory retention, cognitive function, alertness, brain capacity and create all day mental clarity. Its ingredients are specifically designed to target brain function by increasing blood flow, oxygen levels and neural connections in the brain.

Koios produces one of the only drinks in the world infused with MCT oil. MCT oil is derived from coconuts and has been shown to help the body burn fat more effectively, create lasting energy from a natural food source, produce ketones in the brain, allowing for greater brain function and clarity, support healthy hormone production and improve immunity.

Millennial and Gen Z Demand for Nootropic
Beverages Could Accelerate the Take Over of
the $53BIL Energy Drink Market

Nootropics have been around for decades, but they’ve become something of a buzzword on the fringes of the health-aware movement. Customers who are breaking away from traditional productivity boosters and energy drinks and are instead looking for alternatives to high doses of caffeine and sugar. Because nootropics can provide similar benefits, they’re likely to appeal to consumers considering them as an alternative health supplement.

Millennials and Gen Z, are excited to see healthy alternatives like Koios Fit Soda on Amazon and on the energy drink shelf at their local stores.

It’s not just a shift in consumer consciousness driving the change, however. Major brands have begun repackaging and shifting decades old nootropic blends to appeal to a different crowd — namely academics and professional overachievers.

What is driving consumers to such risky habits? Americans want to be more alert, more effective, and more tenacious. That singular American ethos gave rise to the energy drink category, pushing it to a $16BIL market in the United States alone in less than a decade, and it is growing still at a blistering 7% annual rate.

A next-generation beverage that can do the same things as popular energy drinks but without the downsides could quickly break this market wide open.

A disruptive new category called “nootropics” is on track to totally disrupt the entire energy drink and functional beverage marketplace by giving users all of the benefits of traditional energy drinks, but with none of the downsides.

Major Retailers Are Getting Behind the Nootropics Movement by Putting Koios on Their Shelves.

Koios Beverage Corp. could quickly rise to become a leading brand in the world of functional beverages. Now is the time to get in front of this explosive new trend with this early player in the nootropic beverages space!

I’m just getting started...
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Read on to discover what is building in this market, and how these developments can lead to dramatic changes in brand loyalties and consumer preferences.

With these changes comes oppor·tunities upon which Koios Beverage Corp. (OTC: KBEVF / CSE: KBEV) and its shareholders can capitalize for long-term growth.

And later in this report, you will read more details about Koios-branded products and how disruptive they can be to the functional beverage market.

First, you’ll want to wrap your head around the magnitude of this opportunity, and how much traction Koios is already gaining.

Let me explain…

While I may be speculating, leading retailers are positioning Koios in a way that cannot be unnoticed by industry giants, such as PepsiCo and Coca-Cola. It is well-known that these leaders can only stay leaders by adapting to and staying ahead of market trends, which makes acquisition a core strategy for the survival of these companies.

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This Is Especially Important in Light of the Changing Landscape of the Soft Drinks Sector

The “thirst” for bottled beverages (both in the Americas and globally) has undergone enormous change over the last decade. Mega-bottlers Coca-Cola and PepsiCo have seen plunging sales of flagship brands as billi·ons of doll·ars have flowed out of these brands, and into new product categories and alternative brand ideas.

?Shifting trends in brand loyalty has become the biggest existential threat to big bottlers in their history. In response to this, big bottlers have been on a massive buying spree to retain control of their market share!

Even seemingly questionable threats to Coca-Cola’s or PepsiCo’s market dominance trigger stunning buyouts. For example, PepsiCo recently bought out SodaStream for a whopping USD $3.2BIL!

More shockingly, that buyout was for a share position in a $2.3BIL market space…about one-seventh the size of the energy drink market!

Prior to that, PepsiCo bought out a probiotic brand, KeVita, for $1.2BIL to secure a share position in that space. They also spent $465MIL to buy the CytoSport business, which includes the “Muscle Milk” brand, from Hormel Foods!

It’s not just brands that have already become a household name that are of interest for acquisitions…

Coca-Cola is throwing bill·ions at emerging brands as well. The company has an entire division focused solely on acquisition oppor·tunities named Venturing and Emerging Brands (VEB).

In 2018 alone, Coca-Cola ran a buyout spree ranging from a $5.1BIL acquisition of coffee chain Costa Coffee to a minority stake in sports drink bra·nd, BodyArmor.

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So, What Trends Are Emerging That Koios May Become a Category Killer in the $16BIL Energy Drink Market?

It’s a good bet that the glory days for caffeine-based energy drinks are numbered.

The Chicago Tribune summed it up under this headline:

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The killer ingredient? Caffeine.

For the most part, energy drinks are nothing more than flavored sugar water with a dash of vitamins to suggest that the beverage has healthy properties, all to deliver massive doses of caffeine, including the questionable additives such as taurine and guarana.

Consumers (young people in particular) are put under the impression that these drinks fuel their brain, but they deliver nothing more than a high-dose caffeine rush followed by a sudden drop in energy known as a “crash.”

What’s worse, the longer-term health impacts are frightening. Consumers (as well as media) are just now taking notice. This has led to soaring new interest in nootropic beverages as an alternative to caffeine-based energy drinks — which I’m betting could draw attention to Koios-branded products in particular.

Enter Koios… Ultimate Brain Fuel!

Health experts are finally being heard and health-focused consumers are paying attention. Nootropics, the next-generation alternative to energy drinks, have arrived and Koios-branded drinks are leading the charge as consumer awareness rises.

Nootropics are reported to improve all manner of brain function, which is gaining mainstream attention. Think of it this way…in the 2011 movie Limitless, the lead character Edward Morra (played by Bradley Cooper) supercharged his brain with a fictional nootropic drug called NZT-48. The drug gave him access to 100% of his brain’s capabilities, and that brain boost vastly improved his lifestyle and fortunes.

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While the Limitless movie was science fiction, the idea of nootropics is not — it’s here and it’s available now in beverage and powder form.

Koios products are loaded with brain-boosting nutrients that are reported to deliver significant improvements in executive functions, memory, focus and alertness.

These nutrients are rapidly gaining popularity — particularly among white- and blue-collar workers, computer programmers, e-gamers and college students who report significant benefits over the harsh stimulants found in energy drinks.

As you conduct your due diligence, you will learn more about these benefits and why Koios products could rapidly drive consumers away from caffeine-based energy drinks, and towards nootropic functional beverages.

The emergence of the Koios brand on the shelves and online stores of GNC, Walmart, and Amazon could mark the beginning of a downward spiral in the popularity of high-caffeine energy drinks.

For Koios (KBEVF), it is a huge oppor·tunity to get in front of a fast-growing trend that could radically alter the $16BIL U.S. energy drink market.

Aside from being positioned to gain a potential pro·fitable market share, this could lead to a potential buyout from a big-na·me soft drink bra·nd that is looking for an up-and-coming, alternative beverage company to replicate or replace the growth from its current or historical brand decline.

This Is a Category Killer If There Ever Was One!
The track record is clear. Beverage giants don’t fight, they buy!

With early adoption of Koios products by GNC, Walmart, and Amazon, it does not only stand to potentially ignite interest in the capital markets to pull up on your trading screen KBEVF… Could this also prompt potential interest from beverage giants such as Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, or the likes of…?

These major beverage companies have a well-established record of snapping up leading brands in new and expanding consumer categories.

?As reported above, Coca-Cola operates an independent entity within its organization, Venturing and Emerging Brands (VEB), with the primary objective of identifying and targeting merger and acquisition oppor·tunities.

Their recent acquisition of Costa Coffee for $5.1BIL clearly shows that they not only have deep pockets, they’re ready to write checks!

PepsiCo operates a similar unit called PepsiCo HIVE which seeks to acquire emerging brands and scale them using PepsiCo’s marketing and distribution muscle. Under the company’s CEO, Ramon Laguarta, the company’s acquisition strategy and objectives remain guarded, but the industry expects more of what has been historically consistent.

Big beverage will consistently pursue acquisition over brand innovation. As a new market moves in — or an old market begins to fail — you can count on big beverage to stake big claims in new niche categories in which there is consistent and continued consumer interest.

Just look at what Coca-Cola paid for Monster Beverage brands, one of the leaders in the energy drink space.

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Just five years ago as Monster was carving its place in the market, Coca-Cola stepped in and paid $2.15BIL ca·sh for just a 16.7% interest in the company!

Early shareholders in Monster pro·fited handsomely. In the mid-2000s, shareholders were buying Monster for as little as 9¢ a share! Now it trades north of $65!

That means $1,000 of Monster stock at its beginning trading range would now be worth over $700,000!!!

Could This Be the Next Monster in the Making?

With Koios beverage products turning over inventory from the specialty health food retailer GNC to the mainstream aisles of Walmart and Amazon, Koios’ revenue growth could potentially stand to see continued growth.

This is a major step forward in a process that could disrupt the $16BIL market for energy drinks.

Koios’ market disruption strategy is to displace popular caffeine-based energy drinks that currently dominate store shelves. This could be possible since these drinks are literally raising the risk of heart damage and other adverse health side-effects in users!

?With this high risk, however, comes a potential for a correspondingly high reward. Remember, Monster Beverage was high risk at the outset when it was selling for as little as 9¢ a share. Now it sells at over $65!

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Particularly among a growing niche of consumers obsessed with productivity, from college students to Silicon Valley, the notion of a “brain hack” to boost further output may feel like a necessity in hyper-competitive careers.

As other markets and industries continue to gain popularity and attract worldwide attention, supplements to enhance everything from memory to reaction time may find a place.

One such area ripe for the nootropic market is eSports, where mental acuity is paramount to success.

The esports functional beverage market is entering into a new phase with several brands, both blue chips and startups, going beyond caffeine claims. Phrases such as “helps maintain optimal mental well-being, concentration, attention and memory” (NAU Drinks), “to promote healthy cell production” and “to improve accuracy and alertness” are increasingly popping up. Brands are turning to familiar dietary supplement ingredients to provide these functions.

These include herbs such as Spanish sage (NAU Drinks), bioactive compounds such as antioxidants and vitamins (G FUEL), and nootropics such as caffeine and L-theanine.

Nootropics are the new “it” ingredients when it comes to esports beverages. Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF) is looking to capitalize on this trend and this is your chance if you missed out on Monster’s +125,000% run…

Koios Beverage Corp. is now available at Amazon.com

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...And also now available at Walmart.com

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Esports, though currently a niche market, is growing at a rapid pace. It is a market that nootropic beverage companies are keeping a pulse on. If the numbers are not convincing enough, the investment of iconic brands and the success of startups should be. Fortunately, the ingredients that address the needs of gamers are already well-established within their existing industries and gaining ground within esports. Successfully reaching the budding gamer audience will come down to product formulation, packaging and advertising.

Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF) In The Midst of
Massive Expansion and Retail Roll Out.

Expanding to over 4,000 Points.

BREAKING NEWS

March 2, 2021

KOIOS™ and Fit Soda™ Now Carried by NewAge DSD,
Major Beverages Distributor

Koios has engaged NewAge, a Denver-based distributor of beverages and snacks, to carry its KOIOS™ nootropic beverages and Fit Soda™ functional beverages throughout Colorado and potentially in other markets. Koios anticipates that NewAge’s in-depth knowledge of functional beverages, in addition to its significant footprint in Colorado can complement Koios’ existing presence in the state and potentially create new opportunities for the Company.

DENVER and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Koios Beverage Corp. (CSE: KBEV; OTC: KBEVF) (the "Company" or "Koios") is pleased to announce that it has entered into a distribution agreement with NewAge, Inc. (“NewAge”) (NASDAQ: NBEV), a major omnichannel wholesaler of beverages and snacks. Based in Denver Colorado, NewAge provides direct store delivery (“DSD”) service for beverage brands all across the state of Colorado, primarily in the Front Range region. Koios believes its engagement with NewAge can strengthen the Company’s existing presence in Colorado, which benefits from Koios’ prestige as a local business. NewAge will distribute all of Koios’ beverage products including KOIOS™ nootropic beverages and Fit Soda™ functional beverages (collectively, the “Koios Beverages”). In 2021 the Company announced several placements of Koios Beverages in local grocery chains in regions to include New England, Utah, Oregon, Louisiana, Massachusetts, and California, in addition to a placement of Fit Soda™ in over 100 HEB supermarkets in Texas announced in November 2020. With approval for Koios Beverages to be sold through the NewAge distribution network, new placements could be finalized much more rapidly and enable the Company to further grow its base of more than 4,000 points of sale in the United States.

RECENT NEWS

February 26, 2021

“Bubbles and Booze”: Koios to Launch Flanker Brand of Fit Soda™ Infused with Fermented Alcohol in Mountain West Region Starting in June 2021

Beginning in June 2021, the Company intends to launch a variant of its Fit Soda™ functional beverage product line infused with fermented alcohol, to be named “Fit Soda™ Hard”. With expected retail pricing of USD $1.80 to USD $2.00 per 12 oz / 355 ml serving, the Company plans to first distribute Fit Soda™ Hard in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah.

As “hard seltzer” beverages have sustained their popularity among consumers aged 21+ in the United States, the Company has developed a variant of its Fit Soda™ functional beverage product infused with fermented alcohol to compete in this segment, which in 2020 had approximately USD $4.1 billion in sales, with Goldman Sachs estimating that the hard seltzer market could reach USD $30 billion in sales by 20251. With no sugar content and 15 calories per 12 oz / 355 ml serving, Fit Soda™ Hard could be an appealing alternative to current market leaders in the hard seltzer category. The Company intends to launch Fit Soda™ Hard in Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah beginning in June 2021.

Koios Beverage Corp. (CSE: KBEV; OTC: KBEVF) (the "Company" or "Koios") is pleased to announce that in June 2021 it intends to launch Fit Soda™ Hard as a “flanker” brand to its existing Fit Soda™ functional beverage product line.

Launched on July 19, 2019 and dubbed by Koios as the “Anti-Soda”, Fit Soda™ is a sugar-free carbonated beverage with zero calories, containing ingredients to include branched-chain amino acids and electrolytes, which have been shown to improve various aspects of one’s well-being. Fit Soda™ has enjoyed considerable success to date, including the addition of all four flavours to Walmart’s U.S. online store and 461% growth in order volume from a Wisconsin distributor during the period of May 2020 through June 2020. Between the sustained performance of Fit Soda™ in the United States in its second year and impressive popularity of canned “hard seltzer” among consumers aged 21+ in the alcoholic beverages category, the Company has identified a promising opportunity to produce a variant of Fit Soda™ infused with fermented alcohol produced using its in-house canning line located in the Denver, Colorado area.

At the end of 2019, market data from Nielsen indicated that seltzer beverages infused with alcohol known as “hard seltzers” were a market segment that grew by more than 202% during the year-long period ending November 2, 2019, with sales of approximately USD $1.3 billion. This category was dominated by White Claw, a hard seltzer brand made by Dublin-based Mark Anthony Brands International, who also produces the Mike’s Hard Lemonade flavoured malt beverage product2. In the subsequent year, Truly hard seltzer, made by Samuel Adams parent firm The Boston Beer Company Inc., captured 22% market share with a lineup of over one dozen flavours and an attractive ingredient profile with just one gram of sugar and 100 calories per 12 oz / 355 ml serving3. By June 2020, Nielsen data reported that sales of hard seltzers had quadrupled year over year, and a September 2020 USA Today story attributed the growth of hard seltzers in part to their lower sugar content compared to other alcoholic beverages4. As of January 2021, sales of hard seltzers in 2020 were believed to be approximately USD $4.1 billion, with a Goldman Sachs estimation that the segment could reach USD $30 billion in sales by 20251.

The Company is confident that because Fit Soda™ is already sugar-free with zero calories, the Fit Soda™ Hard variant (which is expected to contain fewer than 15 calories per serving) could prove to be a popular choice among consumers aged 21+ during the upcoming spring and summer seasons, when sales of hard seltzers have historically been highest. Fit Soda™ Hard will be offered in the same four flavours as Fit Soda™ (Black Cherry Cola, Orange Cream, Sparkling Citrus, and Root Beer Vanilla Float).

February 25, 2021

Southern California Grocery Chain Jensen’s Begins
Carrying KOIOS™ Nootropic Beverages

Southern California grocery store chain Jensen’s is now carrying all five flavours of the Company’s KOIOS™ nootropic beverage This placement of KOIOS™ follows several other recent placements of the Company’s beverage products in regional supermarket chains across the United States as part of a strategy to passively build market share in specific geographical areas.

Koios Beverage Corp. (CSE: KBEV; OTC: KBEVF) (the "Company" or "Koios") is pleased to announce that the full range of five flavours of its KOIOS™ nootropic beverages can now be purchased at all grocery stores operated by Jensen’s Foods (“Jensen’s”), a long-established family-owned grocery chain operating in the San Diego, Los Angeles, and Palm Springs areas of Southern California. In a press release dated February 19, 2021, the Company announced another chain-wide placement of KOIOS™ nootropic beverages on the west coast of the United States with Market of Choice in Oregon. With this placement of KOIOS™ in Jensen’s supermarkets, the Company’s beverage products are now carried in approximately 180 retail stores on the west coast, out of a total of more than 4,000 retail stores nationwide.

The first Jensen’s market was established in California in 1940 in Blue Jay (San Bernardino county), later expanding into a 25,000 square foot building which allowed for the addition of a bakery using traditional Danish recipes. The growth of Jensen’s into a regional chain was led by its current President Gene Fulton, who began working at Jensen’s as a cleaner at age 17 in 1957, and in 1970 arranged to purchase the market from its current owner Einer Jensen upon his retirement. In 1981, this acquisition was completed and Mr. Fulton promptly opened a new store in Cedar Glen, CA named Jensen’s Minute Shoppe; a convenience store concept which is still in operation today along with another location in Rancho Mirage, CA. Throughout the remainder of the 20th century, 2000s and 2010s, Jensen’s continued to open new supermarkets across Southern California, including locations in mountain communities such as Wrightwood and Running Springs. Jensen’s now operates a total of eight grocery stores, which have proven to be remarkably desirable workplaces with several employees having worked for the Jensen’s chain for nearly 40 years.

Wall Streets leading provider of market data to the global financial, media, and commodity industries Barchart.com just Rated Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVF) with an "ASTOUNDING" 12 BUY SIGNALS across the Short-Term Indicators, Medium-Term Indicators, Long-Term Indicators and the all-important Trend Indicator which could be signaling for a major breakout in the very near future.

You need to pull up (KBEVF) right now.
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Overview and Catalyst that Could Send Shares
of (KBEVF) Soaring This Week

Potential Catalyst #1 for (KBEVF): Koios Beverage Corp. is a very small company with tremendous upside. Imagine being able to Monster Energy back in 2003 and riding that stock for +125,000% gains from under $.10 all the way to $90. With a market cap currently under $10M...and shares as low as $.13 there is no telling what could happen if traders start to accumulate positions.

Potential Catalyst #2 for (KBEVF): Koios Beverage Corp. is a currently being valuated as a Functional Beverage Company. We recently brought our readers (SPONF), another Functional Beverage Company, which went on a Massive +1,150% run after our alert. The Functional Beverage Market is hot right now and we are coming off of a massive win·ner. (Your Benefit) You need to pull up (KBEVF) right now or you may miss out on another potential gainer.

Potential Catalyst #3 for (KBEVF): Koios Beverage Corp. is in the midst of massive online expansion and retail roll out. Koios has relationships with some of the largest and most reputable distributors in the United States, including Europa Sports, Muscle Foods USA, KeHE, and Wishing-U-Well. Koios has a distribution network of retail locations across the United States including Walmart, GNC and Max Muscle. Koios Fit Soda is also now available on Amazon.com, Walmart.com, and are rapidly growing its base of more than 4,000 points of sale in the United States.

Potential Catalyst #4 for (KBEVF): Koios Beverage Corp. is led by a very strong management team. The leaders at Koios are making the right moves to expand quickly, grow the company, and drive massive shareholder value. This is evident as you do your research and read the recent news coming out from the company, Koios is actively seeking out new deals and putting together growth plans to benefit them and their shareholders.

Potential Catalyst #5 for (KBEVF): Last week, Koios Beverage Corp. announced its entrance into the "Hard Seltzer" Market. Goldman Sachs has already made it clear that they are Bullish on Hard Seltzer and they are estimating that this market could reach USD $30B. This new market offers Koios tremendous growth potential.

Potential Catalyst #6 for (KBEVF): Koios Beverage Corp's flagship nootropic beverages and Fit Soda will continue to chip away at the enormous $53B Energy Drink market as the demand for Nootropic Beverages accelerates due to the Millennial and Gen Z population who are breaking away from traditional productivity boosters and energy drinks and are instead looking for alternatives to high doses of caffeine and sugar. Because nootropics can provide similar benefits, they’re likely to appeal to consumers considering them as an alternative health supplement. Koios has the potential to unique position themselves as the new leader in the growing Nootropics Beverage Market.

Potential Catalyst #7 for (KBEVF): Wall Streets leading provider of market data to the global financial, media, and commodity industries Barchart.com just Rated Koios Beverage Corp. (KBEVH) with an "ASTOUNDING" 12 BUY SIGNALS across the Short-Term Indicators, Medium-Term Indicators, Long-Term Indicators and the all-important Trend Indicator which could be signaling for a major breakout in the very near future. You need to pull up (KBEVF) right now.

Remember, Monster Energy was once a very small company like (KBEVF)

Wall Street is just starting to take notice of (KBEVF) so you need to hurry.

With a market cap currently under $10MIL...and shares as low as $.13 there is no telling what could happen if traders start to accumulate positions.

(KBEVF) has already made positive gains since the beginning of 2021 and could be setting up for a much bigger move to the upside.

I am urging all of our members to add (KBEVF) to the top of your watch list right now, and get ready for tomorrow morning at the opening bell!

Regards,
Editor In Chief, OTCtipReporter Investment Research

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