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Bought some of this POS here at lows it is low float it can run with short squeeze
Professordbag strikes again, i really wonder how that guy stays profitable
Professordbag on ST is pumping this junk. Low float so maybe there is a chance for a pump but its like 70 odds of dumping further and 30% to run.
Be on the lookout for a midevil split one share devided by a million turning your Pennie’s worth 000000000000000000.00000000000000000000000000000000000.000000000000001
Ok 2500 shares turned to 1 share isn’t horrible. Only toughbuilt is! Lol
UNIMAGINABLE DUMPING here
These assholes took 2500 shares turned it into 17 shares & have turned 17 into a big fat zero. They need to just close down at this point! How hard is it to sell some wrenches
Very soon the investing public will realize that TBLT is a Super-Heavy Endless Diluting And the Repeated Big R/S Pos Scam!
Then all the investors will stop putting anymore NEW cash in this Huge money-losing company!
Then TBLT must file the CH7 or CH11 BANKRUPTCY due to no more innocent-investor's FREE cash to fund the Crap management's super luxury life!
As I indicated in my post # 1254 I DO NOT short stocks under $1 a share.
I wait until the reverse split occurs and then I short it.
There is a $2.50 rule which means you have to have a margin account that can cover $2.50 for every share you short under $1.00. Some people call it a $2.50 rule while other say you need to have a margin account that can have 150% value of the share you are shorting.
I do not know all the details because I do not short shares under $1, but you can probably speak to your broker or a representative at your brokerage firm.
I do have a margin account and I do have capital ratios that allow me to short a predetermined amount of a company stock.
I'm not able to short any stock below $1 through my brokerage firms. Would you please tell me which firm let you short a stock below $1? TIA!
TBLT is heading onto $0.05 or below due to the most recent and on-going Super-Heavy dilutions...
BANKRPUTCY WILL NOT HAPPEN
They do not need to find a big investor to raise capital.
As long as they have liquidity in the stock TBLT can raise capital through a toxic financing which is traders participating in the capital raise. The second they do the deal, before it is closed, the traders, which are all institutional investors, will short the stock. once the deal closes and the traders get their shares, they will cover their short position and their long position will all be a profit even if the stock declines, which it will.
That is how bad public companies can raise money. It's a never ending cycle, as long as retail investors continue to buy the stock on the open market. Most retail investors do not understand that the capital raises are toxic and the stock will go down forever because the company will continue to do toxic capital raises.
No need for bankruptcy is you can continue to raise capital. Besides, their balance sheet is not bad - in fact they have a good balance sheet on paper, just cash poor.
As long as you have a margin account you could short a stock.
I wait until the reverse split happens before I short it because sometimes stocks under $1 go up for a couple of days, but they always drop and if shares are under $1 they don't always drop as quickly as I want.
TBLT will always drop because they keep raising money to finance their business growth. Its an oxymoron - Toughbuilt business is GREAT, but the stock is terrible. The reason the stock is terrible is because the CEO has never properly financed the business. He always went to traders to raise capital. He never went to investors. Every time he raises money its through a toxic financing.
The CEO owns less that 1% of the company but he doesn't care because between salary and bonus he made $1.4 million last year.
I am sure he gets reimbursement for many things like car allowance, meals and I am sure much more which just adds to the salary and bonus.
He is living his life through salary and bonus which at $1.4 million last year is good, but if he was real smart he would have financed this company differently and he could've had a nice exit strategy when a large company acquired Toughbuilt.
The next reverse split will allow Toughbuilt to stay on nasdaq, which means they can raise more capital which means CEO will make his salary and bonus, which means the business will continue to operate, but retail investors that buy the stock on the open market will lose their investment - AND THAT IS WHY A SHORT IN TBLT IS WELL WORTH IT.
Wow, you will definitely win by shorting this R/S-KING! Can a individual investor short a Big-Board stock at any price, I meant even below $1? Usually the normal investor (other than those privileged institutions) can only short a Big-Board stock at or above $2.
Anyway TBLT will soon crash to $0.05 or below then following by another Big R/S...
I am happy with TBLT
Initiating a short position upon a reverse split is successful 100% of the time. For some reason the cheerleaders don't understand investing, or maybe there are no cheerleaders in TBLT, just paid promoters.
I am excited for the reverse split to happen. Moe than 71% of public companies stock decline every year, that means it is easier to pick a LOSER and make money off of that loser than it is to make money with a long position.
There is a reason hedge fund managers outperform everyone else in the investing world.
The Bankruptcy is inevitable in the short term because there is nearly ZERO possibility now to find any stupid big investors to buy their ENDLESS Super-Heavy Diluting shares due to recent Multiple Big R/S history which had already wiped out almost all the investment principals the TBLT investors put in here...
"Stay Short" rating for TBLT now! All the existing shareholders should sell out this Pos Scam ASAP before it hits $0.05 or below...
https://www.americanbulls.com/SignalPage.aspx?lang=en&Ticker=TBLT
You are right. With such a crap CEO, TBLT is heading onto $0.05 or below... Another Big R/S (1:50) will kick in here anytime from now on!
THREE Times of TOXIC R/S TBLT had done in the past two years?
The total R/S factor is the GIANT Number 1:7500?
Note, 7500 =150 x 10 x 5.
The coming R/S should be 1:50!
So, the total R/S factor in just two years will be 1:375,000 which is Super GIANT!
You mean $2-$3 after a reverse split right?
Awesome $$$$$) 2.00 3.00 mark it $$$$$$
Why would you buy the stock. They have toxic financings in place which drive stock price down, and when they raise capital it is at a steep discount to market.
Their deals and revenues are meaningless for the stock price.
In fact, the more revenues the more they grow and increase revenues the more they will need to raise capital to fulfill the purchase orders. Those capital raises will dilute the company further and the discount to market will drive stock price down.
This stock has no chance of ever increasing.
It goes lower buy $
Buy buy buy$$$$$$
where are you scooping at? seems to me to be levelling out a bit.
upon offering closing should be a good one--- watching
One month stochastic chart going to flip positive real soon
Your post is off topic.
Your post is off topic.
As for toughbuilt and yesterday's press release.
They don't even have the decency to have a LIVE conference call with shareholders.
They pre recorded a conference call which will be released in a few days. That means there is either no interest from shareholders and management doesn't want to be embarrassed that no one cares to even participate in the quarterly conference call, or management doesn't have the intelligence to reply to shareholder questions. By having a pre recorded conference call, they can claim shareholders submitted questions and management answered them, but the truth is that management probably wrote the questions themselves and answered via a script to make themselves sound intelligent, smart and interactive with shareholders.
DISGRACEFUL
Please tell me the message post # that you claim i went off topic and told you how great I am.
I do not believe I ever said or insinuated anything of that nature.
I ask that you consider whatever you read and do not misinterpret my analysis of TBLT and sharing of my opinion as me bragging about myself.
I look forward to your reply to this post because if I ever bragged about myself in any TBLT post I will sincerely apologize because bragging is a sign of weakness and self-doubt.
Finally we agree, Toughbilt is a terrible investment. However, you're the one who strayed off topic telling me how great you are, no room here for that.
Best Regards.
1 - Toughbuilt has proven itself to be a bad investment (fact)
2 - I simply in my last few posts stated some of the reasons the stock has gone down (fact)
3 - You post about being humble and giving personal advice which has nothing to do with TBLT stock (fact) and that I should stop embarrassing myself (fact)
I don't get easily embarrassed
Stay on topic - post about TBLT stock not your feelings about another person
That split was bullshit! This was probably one of my worse investments ever.
Being humble is the essence of a person's soul, it is present in all aspects of one's life.
As magnanimous as you project yourself, you certainly have heard the saying, "It's never too soon to be quiet." Following that saying could stop the embarrassment you're causing yourself.
Good day.
it is called an EGO
no reason for me to be humble when it comes to investing.
being humble is about the person's life, his family, intelligence, life-accomplishments, philanthropy, etc.
when it comes to competing, such as sports or investing - it takes an ego. A BIG F%@$#ing EGO
investing is buying shares from a person and selling to another person
its about winning and losing on a stock price.
you can have multiple winners in one transaction, as well as multiple losers
it is a game, just not a game that 94% of people understand how it is actually done
being humble is for non-winners in sports, any type of competition and investing
You failed to mention how humble you are.
I do admit I have a great deal of time. Truth is I have disposable and wasted time available to me.
I am a retired financial advisor and currently spend about 3 hours a day investing - researching, giving opinions publicly, trading and speaking to 200+ former clients about certain deals that we as a group can invest in and also as individuals.
I am married with children and accumulated enough money to waste time if and when I want to. I do take vacations and spend a great deal of time with my children so my time on public markets and investorshub.com do not interfere with my personal life.
I do enjoy the public markets because with discipline and a cerebral approach I make money through long term investing and 3-5 day short term trading in and out of stocks that includes trading on news, financial releases and timing such as taking a short position in companies that have lock up period expirations.
Chart says something good can happen near term Ukraine reconstruction contract has to go to some company why doesn’t the FED invest in TBLT today and then give them the contract then sell at 1000 a share.
You have way too much time on your hands if you pontificate so much to someone who cares so little. Smh.
Not easy to short. Very hard to impossible because of the low float.
This has disaster written all over it because the low float today is going to get worse when they do a reverse split to maintain their $1 stock price for Nasdaq.
Because of shareholder equity and a few other numbers that a company must meet to remain on nasdaq, TBLT may not be able to do a reverse split. I do not know all the details and specifics but the company may get delisted and trade on OTC within 180 days after they get notified by Nasdaq.
Nasdaq has minimum requirements, other than the $1 stock price, that all public companies must meet and adhere to.
I always thought Toughbuilt would be acquired but my theory has changed because TBLT CEO is not going to get anything from the sale because he only owns 2% of the company.
It would probably behoove him to keep the company and get his salary.
Since he will not be able to raise more capital as a OTC company I am guessing he will slow the revenue growth and get to a point that they will just have flat numbers but be able to pay salaries.
If he runs up the debt due to lack of financing options he can always run the company for as long as possible, file for bankruptcy and then maybe try to sell the company and as part of the deal he can get an employment contract with whomever acquires the company, but if that were to happen Michael would not be getting salary and bonus that add up to $1 million a year. He would take a major hair cut.
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