One of the companies that had been in the news on Thursday was One World Universe Inc (OTCMKTS:OWUV) and before the start of the trading day, it may be a good move to take a look into it.
Trading Data
On Thursday, OWUV stock fell 6.46% to $0.0420 with 553.16K shares, compared to its average volume 1.51 million shares. The stock moved within a range of $0.0411 – 0.0470 after opening trade at $0.0423.
One World Universe Inc. is Pleased to Release the Official Trailer for the MVP Movie
The company, which is involved in a range of industries including providing humanitarian efforts worldwide, was in the news yesterday after it announced that it was pleased to have released the official trailer of the MVP film. In the press release that was published by the company, a link to the trailer was provided as well.
The company also noted that it hoped that the film was going to bring much-needed attention to the mental health problems which have engulfed the veterans and the wider population in the country.
As it happens, the company had in fact made an announcement last month on August 24 with regards to the fact that the film was almost at the finishing stages. The premiere of the film is going to be held on September 14, 2022. It is going to be held at The Grove in Los Angeles. It should be noted that the film is going to be screened at as many as 35 theaters across the country on the day.
Key Quote
“If you or a loved one is in need of crisis support, whether you are a veteran, or sports professional, you can call the crisis hotline and get the immediate help that you need,” stated Caren Currier, CFO of One World Universe. “Once you or your loved one gets the immediate help needed, there is a long road to recovery and will need the ongoing support of their loved ones.”
Technical Data
OWUV stock is trading below the 20-Day and 50-Day Moving averages of $0.0478 and $0.0460 respectively. Moreover, the stock is trading below the 200-Day moving average of $0.1045. The company has a total market capitalization of $7.22 million.
