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HUMBL didn't report that presentation to the SEC. HUMBL legally doesn't have to report anything to anyone. They're a dark company. They can do what they want up to the line of "almost illegal". Meaning that they can lie to shareholders, as long as they tell you that they lied, or may have lied, or might have exaggerated. So, again...why does a company like Coinbase; with a $200.00 dollar a share IPO to come, need the likes of HUMBL; a dark company with no financials or business plan; and trading on the Pinks?
Read the 25th page of your own link.
Well that's what I'm trying to understand. Groundbreaking with, in, or at what? Seriously...all jokes aside...where's the groundbreaking? They don't have a monopoly on any of the technology that they claim.
I'll completely understand what HUMBL does for Binance, Coinbase, and Bittrex when those companies explain it.
That doesn't mean that HUMBL is working with Coinbase. HUMBL is more than likely using a Coinbase, Binance or Bittrex software or product. Just because someone uses a MicroSoft Office product, doesn't mean they're working with MicroSoft.
Could you show me or lead me to a press release "from Coinbase" that says they are working together with HUMBL. I don't trust anything that HUMBL says or writes.
The sad thing is...this stock could run to $70.00 a share; but it would be all on hype. This company is, at this point, a sham. And the HUMBL share price, being above a dollar, is probably offensive to any struggling otc company with a real business plan; files their reports to the OTC and the SEC on time; and is trying to create a real business, with a real product or service.
Here's a hint to what the Conference call will be: A carefully worded expression of something that they are either going to do, or have done, that they won't do or haven't done; or something extremely insignificant that is being done, in another country, ( not because they can't legally do it here in the US because they would infringe on someone else's intellectual property rights), but because they haven't gotten "regulatory approval". Truthfully, anyone who invests in this company, unless HUMBL finds something real to sell, will NEVER get a real financial report or a business plan; because there is no business. There was a plan that got pulled from under them. Now they are stringing along the money trail. Take notice: when the hype settles, the share price drops dramatically. That doesn't happen with real companies. Share price down almost .23 cents; since this morning. Better get that breath of hype in soon! This share price is falling fast.
No problem. It's been a long time coming for some meaningful progress.
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I did have a big lunch, so I may well be FOS. But I don't understand how that relates to Foote and Sharpe tricking shareholders into buying more shares.
On April 2nd, are they are planning to make their BLOCK ETX's available in the United States, or available to United States customers?
Those are 2 totally different things. This is what I mean when I say that Foote uses intellect and jargon to trick shareholders into continuing to buy shares. What a joke.
For those that don't understand what I mean:
If you live in the US and you want their product in Singapore, I can give you a link to help you get it. Hence - I have just made my product available to a US customer; while still not being allowed to sell it in the US. Foote is cryptically misleading shareholders to believing that HUMBL products are being introduced into the US marketplace.
Also, IMO, HUMBL is moving dangerously close to the illegal line when they say they're "Launching Block ETX Products In the US", and they don't do it.
It's almost unbelievable, but GBOX will truly, TRULY rule the credit and debit card, and the POS space. With all of those billions of daily transactions and processes world wide. This will truly be a trillion dollar company. And if the low authorized share count doesn't change, hundreds , maybe thousands a share price.
Unless I'm mistaken, we have officially crossed over into the worlds of Stripe, PayPal, and Square. On page 9 of the 10K, it states that GBOX now, as of March 22, 2021 has a "Payment Facilitators License". Why? GBOX: "The license is necessary for us to facilitate card payments for our clients to process VISA, MasterCard, AmEx, and Discover Card purchases." Since reading that, the presentation image on page 5 0f the February 2021 Investor Presentation makes more and more sense in that those companies; PayPal, Stripe, Braintree, etc. were facilitating GreenBox's merchant clients, but are now, not only relieved of their duties as facilitators, but are now competitors. Competitors at great disadvantage because they all lack a private legally protected blockchain ecosystem; with corresponding POS system, etc.. Apparently, Circle is not the only company that should watch their back - Square, PayPal, and even Stripe should as well. payment facilitator info
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Now you asked a question, so I'm going to answer it. If you go to the humblpay.com website, you will find that EVERY PAGE of their site does three things; 1.) first tells you that they are offering you a service; then 2.) tells you that the service will be offered in the future; and 3.) warns you that at any time this could all go away. I'm not making this up - it's what the company is saying to you so that they won't be sued successfully. I challenge anyone to find one page that doesn't do one or all of what I just stated.
Good luck to you. Oh...down .53 cents from yesterday's open.
I get the sense that the team at HUMBL started out wanting to create a real business, but for some reason lost their ability to execute; and are now stringing shareholders along for their profit.
I would never feed the greed of Sharpe and Foote. I long term invest. But if I day traded, or short traded, I would love them.
I've been trading for many years; bitten, early on, by my share of companies like this one. George Sharpe is cashing in and capitalizing on his reputation; and Foote on his intellect. They seem to understand the nature of a greedy investor who wants desperately to believe in the company. Many investors, until you grow and learn how to invest in these types of companies, ride and buy on want of getting rich, and the fear of not having enough shares to meet that goal. They make "buying shares" their goal, instead of focusing on what the company's goal is; evaluating whether the company can achieve that goal; and they forget that if the company can't make it's goal, then it's not a real company. Now, that doesn't mean that an investor should not have, or shouldn't now or in the future invest in HUML; you can, as long as you know that 1.) all of the millionaires from this stock are already made, and, unless a miracle happens, there will be no more; 2.) the now buying shareholder learns when to sell for profit; and 3.) accept that HUMBL is not a real company and doesn't have to be. They are non-reporting. They can say any speculative thing they want to get you to buy shares as long as at the end of their statement they warn you, cryptically or not, that what they just told you might never happen or may never even be tried.
Just so that you know - HUMBL never has to report to its' shareholders or the SEC. They are a non reporting public company. And as long as they don't cross the line of doing something illegal, they don't have to report anything to you; they can make real or fake, true or false predictions about the company's direction, etc.. As long as they use language that protects them; which Foote and Sharpe are very good at. It seems that both Sharpe and Foote realize that their business won't take off, but have decided to just get rich off of the process; a goal they've more than likely already achieved. But you'll never know, because they legally don't have to report it. They don't have to tell you how many of their millions of shares they've sold either - leaving all shareholders unknowing of being ripped off; strung along only for the purpose of keeping the stock price up and feeding their bank accounts. All done with the help of Financial Insider.
You're right...but he didn't lie - he said it could probably be this week. That's the second time he's used language that strings shareholders along. I prefer he say nothing, and just release the news officially.
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I know. They pumped that stock on or around February 13th, just before the reverse on February 25th. Now you don't hear a peep out of them about HUMBL.
More than 3.6 billion dollars worth of spin, hype and BS. Every time the share price goes down, more cryptic, wordy hype and unrealizable goals about HUMBL Financial, over seas markets, NFT's, HUMBL Marketplace and Blockchain come out. They changed their ticker symbol - so what. They still dropped .32 cents in the share price. Foote is extremely good at stringing along an investor who wants to believe in the company. I haven't heard much from Financial Insider- I guess that sneaky reverse made them look bad to all of the people that trusted their advice, bought in, and lost their money. Financial Insider should be ashamed of themselves; they knew this was a pump and dump; before the split.
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LOL. I agree.
What a poor attempt by HUMBL to take advantage of/ use an unknown Chilean Company to create a belief, to shareholders, that they are executing a business plan; when they really are not. They're profiting off of the TSNP shares while they are somewhat valuable; selling them to unsuspecting small foreign companies with some money. And then they are spinning and hyping their behavior to shareholders, in press releases, so that you keep buying and the stock price stays up in the dollars long enough for the foreign company to buy shares at a premium.
Actually, Aurea hasn't given them a penny yet. They have until March 30th to decide.
A stock purchase agreement; where HUMBL gets cash from Aurea, if they bite, (and a company never heard of), for a profit cut of 35% of future, still in talks and development businesses that HUMBL might engage in. This press release is more hype from a company that has yet to produce any product or service; which is predictably why the stock price is slowly but surely, steadily dropping. Down .06 cents as of this post.
They actually have the exact blockchain based business plan as HUMBL; and they're a token, not a crypto-coin (ultimately 7,000,000,000 of them); with a couple of other exceptions; 1.) They're a real company with a business plan; 2.) They have acquired the necessary blockchain point of sale technology needed to even think about processing credit and debit cards within a blockchain ecosystem; 3.) they are calling themselves a money transmittal services company, (with license to operate in the US and the world; 4.) they will do cross border person to person, business to business, and all monetary transfers, in real time; 5.) their website will allow you to buy/trade multiple crypto currencies; and finally - 6.) they have major retailers like Amazon, Target, WalMart, Trader Joe's, etc. signed up with them; unlike HUMBL: no business plan, no major retailers in their corner, claims to have released "something" in Singapore or 100 countries, but has yet to explain what it is so that the average shareholder knows what he's investing in...do I have to go on? Look...my beef is no not with anyone who buys TSNP stock - that's up to you. On the other hand, Sharpe and Foote want people to keep buying shares, so I get to keep exposing their company for what it really is, "AT THIS POINT"...a pumper who's upward share price movement is rooted solely in hype. To those who are honest with themselves, they can see clearly that the company screwed them with the reverse split. Just ask yourself...what was the purpose of the reverse; who benefited; who didn't; and if it was for the benefit of the shareholder, as Sharpe stated, why did they sneak and do it? With that thought...you're right...they're NOT in the same league. Good luck.
Let's hope that they include a real business plan with it. That way shareholders can finally know, for the first time on the record, what they've actually been hyping.
Do you realize that you have 75% fewer shares, and 75% less profit making ability? I'll bet Sharpe, Foote, and their partners all shared about $42,000,000 in preferred share profits. TSNP has or had about 7,000,000 preferred shares that were not hurt by the reverse.
So, according to Sharpe, TSNP did 2 things that screwed you: 1.) Gave their preferred investors Preferred Shares, that would not be affected by the reverse split of common shares; and 2.) purposely hid from holders of common shares...(you)...that they were doing the split, so that you would not mass sell your shares and cause the share price to drastically drop. The conclusion: Their preferred investors; who own hundreds of thousands to millions of shares, were positively affected by the split in that the millions of shares that they own went from a $1.00 a share to $4.00 plus a share. They got richer, while you lost 75% of your ability to make future profits. The saddest thing about this is that Sharpe said, (straight faced to you...after screwing you; to his, Foote's, and their preferred investor's benefit), that he did you a favor not telling you about the split. Also, you don't know really how many preferred shares any of them have, because they haven't disclosed it to the SEC; which means they didn't commit to disclosing it to you; and ....it was a conference call...but he didn't take any questions.
They split only the common stock. They did it for two reasons: 1.) to punish short sellers; and 2.) to cut down the amount of shareholders that bought in for pennies, made huge profit and still have substantial ability to make more large profits and vote. You can bet that Foote and Sharpe have substantial amounts of restricted shares untouched by the split. Prediction: The stock price won't hold at this price; but that's not the most troubling thing. If Foote and Sharpe did have restricted shares and are able to sell, then they are potentially selling millions of shares at $4 plus dollars a share, while stopping you from selling and causing the share price to drop. That's why it's important for a public company to disclose what is going on behind the scenes; by filing with the SEC and committing to a business plan; and the law. I really don't know how they are getting away with how they are conducting business as a public company.
They're still putting the cart before the horse. All of this hype about name and symbol change, but still no business plan, or sec filings. Plenty of hype though. HUGE SECRET NEWS!!! Such B/S. Just wait until they get hammered by that R/S...funny.
What's up CEO. You didn't take my antagonistic bait that I planted before the uplist. I wonder how much we will disagree upon now that GBOX has moved up to where they belong. Good seeing your name in the moderators box; oops my mistake...thought you were placed as moderator. Anyway - welcome back.