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Breakout Alert: Sunday November 13, 2022 New Premium Alert Poised For Double Digit Gain Potential The Online Food Delivery Market Size Expected To Hit $432 Billion by 2023! Welcome To Your New Red Hot Breakout Stock For Monday "Two Hands Corporation: Ticker Symbol: TWOH" Hi 10XProTrader Member, Monday could be an incredible trading day for you. Ready to take your trading account to the next level? You can with my premium alerts! When looking for a breakout stock there has to be a BIG catalyst behind it for the stock to move up 50%, 100%, 200%, 500% and more. Luckily for you, I just found a breakout stock that I anticipate could explode to the upside in 2023. Our next alert brings us to a company looking to carve its own piece out of the $167.54 Billion online food delivery market, expected to reach $432.32 Billion by 2030. I recently discovered this incredible young startup company by the name of Two Hands Corporation that is aggressively penetrating not only the U.S. markets, they also made a huge announcement that they are now diving into the Canadian market as well, with its recent approval for listing on the CSE. Immediately turn your attention to Two Hands Corporation (TWOH) One of the key "catalysts" that could cause this stock to potentially surge in 2023 is the fact that they just listed their shares on the Canadian Exchange as well as of course their U.S. listing. Do you have any idea what this could mean for TWOH? This means Two Hands Corporation could potentially double in size in 2023, because of the recent listing on the Canadian exchange. Benefits of Dual Listing a Stock Incredible Catalyst For Stock Price Appreciation - Higher Liquidity - Having more markets makes it easier to raise capital. - Keeping The Stock Price Reliable - Increasing the daily volume of shares traded makes the stock less volatile. - More Trading Time - Stocks could be tradable throughout the day as different exchanges operate in different time zones. This little-known company recently penetrated the Canadian market and has seen record quarter over quarter revenue growth. They have a high margin business that is scalable and offers a broad range of products. It may be just a matter of time that Wall Street fully discovers them. Two Hands to Drive and Two Hands to Deliver Two Hands is a food distribution company through three on-demand food brands, Gocart.City, Grocery Originals, and Cuore Food Services. Gocart - 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. Our line of high-quality products come from long partnerships with local and international suppliers. 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 - 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. It was last year that Two Hands completed their first year of gocart.city operations with milestones that include, growing their grocery category to over 2,700 items, their customer base to over 1,000, delivery to 6 days a week and expanded their delivery area to better meet customer demand. There looks to be no end in sight yet for the food delivery and grocery delivery space. TWOH is in an explosive arena considering how consumers are opting to stay more inside and do their shopping with ease from their computers and smart phones. While the price of food and groceries is on the rise, there may be an oppor∙tunity to offset your next bill by looking at food stocks like TWOH who may be trading at a discount. 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 and 2021. But now in 2022, 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. Delivery services for groceries and food exploded during the pandemic, and those reverberations will continue into the decade ahead according to research firm eMarketer. 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. 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. 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 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 $167.54 Billion in 2022 to $432.32 Billion by 2030. The type segment is divided into mobile applications and websites. The mobile applications segment dominated the market with a market share of around 76% in 2022. A mobile application, as the name suggests, is intended for the use of smartphones or tablets.The business model segment is divided into order-focused food delivery systems, full-service food delivery systems, logistics-based food delivery systems, and others. The order-focused food delivery systems segment dominated the market with a market share of around 57% in 2022. 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. 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. Revenue in the Platform-to-Consumer Delivery segment is projected to reach $195.90 Billion in 2022. 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. Full-Stack Model - In the Full-Stack Model, the food delivery business does everything in-house. This includes not only building the app or hiring drivers but also cooking the food. Oftentimes, the food is prepared in so-called ghost or cloud kitchens. People cannot dine in these facilities as the primary purpose is to prepare food that is delivered. These cloud kitchens often allow allocating the creation of food in cheaper areas while only renting out space for the kitchen. 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 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 $1.5 Billion deal. Venture capitalists are continuing to pile in on food delivery start-ups, backing them with hundreds of millions of do∙llars even though the margins are often small and people can increasingly visit restaurants. Could TWOH's Food Delivery Platform make it a "Prime Acquisition Target" for some of the Bigger Names in the Industry to Take Notice? There has been record-setting acquisitions like on-demand delivery giant DoorDash recently acquired food delivery company Wolt in an all-stock deal valued at $8.1 Billion. Uber Eats completed its acquisition of fellow third-party delivery company Postmates in a $2.65 billion all-stock transaction, solidifying Uber as the second-largest food delivery provider in the U.S. UK powerhouse Just Eat merged with the Netherlands' Takeaway.com and acquired Grubhub for $7.3 billion. (to name a couple) show you how aggressively these meal delivery giants are moving in on new online food delivery companies. Could TWOH become a "Potential Take-Over Candidate" by one of the other leading online food delivery Giants? Typically, when these food delivery companies find something of real value, they get noticed. And when that happens the big players either join them or buy them, Hence - Buyout Target. In either case, this process leads to driving the shares of the smaller player up. This gives early followers the chance to pick up shares dirt cheap and leverage their investment - two, three even four times or greater. It's happened time and time again. A Buyout Target? That’s When Things Go Crazy! This is the kind of developing situation that early movers love, when the developments are in place and the market is asleep. Hence Time Sensitive? Investing.com Technical Opinion Rating Issued TWOH a Bullish Str∙ong B∙uy Rating! Another bullish catalysts that could potentially send shares vertical is Wall Streets Respected Technical Analysis site Investing.com just issued TWOH a Bullish Str∙ong B∙uy Rating, which could be signaling a breakout. Key Findings That Could Increase Shareholder Value for TWOH In 2022, the mobile applications segment dominated the market with the largest market share of 76% and market revenue of $127.33 Billion. The type segment is divided into mobile applications and websites. In 2022, the mobile applications segment dominated the market with the largest market share of 76% and market revenue of $127.33 Billion. In 2022, the order-focused food delivery systems segment dominated the market with the largest market share of 57% and revenue of $95.49 Billion. The business model segment is divided into order-focused food delivery systems, full-service food delivery systems, logistics-based food delivery systems, and others. In 2022, the order-focused food delivery systems segment dominated the market with the largest market share of 57% and revenue of $95.49 Billion. In 2022, the online segment dominated the market with the largest market share of 74% and market revenue of $123.97 Billion. The payment method segment is divided into online and cash-on-delivery. In 2022, the online segment dominated the market with the largest market share of 74% and market revenue of $123.97 Billion. There Are Several Potential Catalyst in Play Right Now That Could Send Shares of TWOH Breaking Out! - Potential Catalyst #1: 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. The just recently announced that it has made the strategic decision to focus exclusively on the booming Food Industry. - Potential Catalyst #2: 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: 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 #4: TWOH has tremendous growth potential as its now focusing efforts on the massive Food & Meal Delivery Market. As per The Brainy Insights, the size of the online food delivery market was valued at $167.54 billion in 2022 to $432.32 billion by 2030. 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 $167.54 billion in 2022 to $432.32 billion by 2030. This could be a huge catalyst for TWOH. - Potential Catalyst #5: TWOH just triggered multiple Str∙ong B∙uy Ratings, and has a history of trading at higher levels, a quick move back to its 52-week high would show traders a massive 200% gain, and I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on a move like that. Conclusion There looks to be no end in sight yet for the food delivery and grocery delivery space. TWOH is in an explosive arena considering how consumers are opting to stay more inside and do their shopping with ease from their computers and smart phones. While the price of food and groceries is on the rise, there may be an oppor∙tunity to offset your next bill by looking at food stocks like TWOH who may be trading at a discount. I am urging all of my members to pull up TWOH 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 just triggered multiple Str∙ong B∙uy Ratings... TWOH has a history of trading at higher levels, a run back to its 52 week high from current levels would show traders approx. 200% in potential gains... I don’t know anyone who would want to miss out on a move like that. 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 Monday morning at the opening bell! Yours for greater gains, Kevin Vander CEO Founder, 10XProTrader.com Investment Research © 2022 10XProTrader.com, All Rights Reserved. 10XProTrader is a financial publisher that does not offer any personal financial advice or advocate the purchase or sale of any security or investment for any specific individual. 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