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Your opinion about me, the stock or anything else means nothing to me.
I'm loving watching this thing implode. And you losing hundreds of thousands (or millions if we go back a few years) is icing on the cake.
If not, what a lonely and pathetic life.
My bet is that Thiago is going to walk away from this shit-show.
Between having to spend money to defend HMBL against a lawsuit for which he had no direct involvement and the inability to get a RS, which was probably the reason he took on this turd in the first place, what is the downside for him?
He'll take a good chunk of the money that Foote paid for the IP and head back to São Paulo.
Peeps gonna sue him in a U.S. court while he sits in Brazil? Good luck getting a dime out of him.
The lawsuit is filled with allegations of pumps that revealed insider dealing. One of my favorites from the lawsuit:
Either way, the Company’s announcements neutralized negative press, convinced shareholders that it had just received the funding necessary to develop HUMBL products to be appealing and useful, and, ultimately, inched Defendants towards their conversion date.
For example, on April 14, 2021—the same day that the Company filed its first Annual Report alerting shareholders to the 10,000:1 conversion rate—HUMBL announced a $50 million Equity Financing Agreement and Bridge Note from Brighton Capital: “If HUMBL elects to cause Brighton Capital to purchase shares, the shares will be purchased at a 20% discount. HUMBL will have the right to cause Brighton Capital to purchase shares under the agreement following the effectiveness of an S-1 Registration Statement. In exchange for $3,000,000 in cash, HUMBL issued to Brighton Capital a $3,300,000 Convertible Promissory Note. The note bears interest at 10% per annum and is convertible at Brighton Capital’s election at a fixed price of $3.15 per share.”
On July 29, 2022, HUMBL’s S1 application revealed that Foote’s parents, sister and cousin were investors in HUMBL LLC and owned approximately 26.67% of the investor interests in Brighton Capital. Notably, the Texas Secretary of State indicates that Brighton Capital Partners, LLC was registered on March 24, 2021 – just 3 weeks before HUMBL issued the Press Release about the Equity Financing Agreement. The address of the LLC is a residential property. Indeed, there is no evidence to suggest that Brighton Capital had the capacity to fulfill a $50 million investment in HUMBL. Unsurprisingly, on October 26, 2021, the Company and Brighton agreed to terminate the Equity Finance Agreement, but HUMBL agreed to pay Brighton a termination fee in the form of 1,275,000 common shares.
Foote appears to have used the news of the $50 million financing deal to negate the negative press associated with disclosing the 10,000:1 conversation rate.
An interesting episode of NPR's Planet Money podcast that discusses how the US Government (through USAID) encouraged farmers in Peru to give up planting coca (which eventually made its way into the US as cocaine) in favor of growing asparagus and ultimately growing blueberries.
https://www.npr.org/2025/04/04/1242780124/blueberries-asparagus-cocaine-foreign-aid-usaid-war-on-drugs-peru-free-trade
It's just not right that people are allowed to say negative things about the company or the stock if they don't own shares.
/s
Hindenburg was cited repeatedly. And if there were transgressions on their part then they should be called out for it. But the vast majority of the work that Hindenburg did was spot on.
I'm about halfway through reading the complaint. It's damning and casts Foote, Sharp and others in a very negative liight.
As for the "failure to state a claim" that was indeed the judge's reason for dismissing the case without prejudice. That's not up for discussion.
The new claim may have corrected those deficiencies. Let's see what the lawyers have to say about the new version.
And by lawyers, I don't mean you. Because you're just as much a lawyer as I am. Which is to say...neither of us is a lawyer. In any sense of the word.
I don't have hundreds of thousands of dollars tied up in a scam stock. So I'm one up on you there.
If you read the complaint associated with the class action lawsuit, it cites a multitude of instances where the company has provided misleading information. Lies, really.
To suggest that HMBL was being deceptive about the reasons for withdrawing the application for the RS is not a stretch by any means.
You're not alone having been scammed by Brian. Poor Thiago appears to be a victim as well.
The Administration's mantra is to lie about everything. So...
He did say he'd give it up if he was confirmed.
A successful conman always makes it seem as though he is acting in his marks' best interests.
a CEO that is actually concerned about his shareholders - on the OTC too
Possibly. But he's a drunk for sure and drunks are not known for making smart decisions, especially when they are drunk.
He is an absolute idiot.
Yup.
Crazy that people could possible think that HMBL is anything other than a SCAM.
Poor Thiago.
He may have to spend many thousands to defend HBML against a class action lawsuit and now he's unable to RS the stock.
You, a supposed law school graduate, can't come up with any theories about how Thiago would get out of the deal?
No wonder you didn't take the bar exam.
LOL.
Can you share how he will "pull out" of the deal?
That's got to make you wonder what kind of DD Thiago did before he got into bed with Foote.
As sketchy as Thiago is, if he truly does have assets (that he intends to donate to the existing shareholders of HMBL...LOL) then I think he's going to take action to pull out of the HBML deal and look for another shell that doesn't have as much baggage.
Thank you. With Thiago now at the helm perhaps he will try to get any issues resolved. That will allow HMBL to pursue the RS with gusto.
And the crowd roared!
My purpose here is to discuss HMBL.
How about you?
I'll hardly sleep a wink knowing that you can't reply until tomorrow.
TK: Could you share with the board your take on what scenarios would cause FINRA to balk at processing the corporate action?
We know that HMBL is delinquent in its filings, but that's a very recent development.
TIA.
It's a coping mechanism. Rather than accept that their money is gone shareholders come up with more and more fantastical ways that this will turn around.
Eventually reality will set in and the finger pointing will start. Maybe it will be Gensler's fault.
You claim to not be a paid promoter but you come up with pumper fantasies
Indeed that is what I was doing. OTC scam shareholders don't pick up on nuance.
I believe he was using that as an example of what pumpers say after the news of such breaks.
Ah, yes. The line we see so often with stocks that continually dilute existing shareholders.
"Just because the AS is increased doesn't mean the OS is going to increase."
Second funniest line except for when the company announces that the majority of shareholders have authorized a reverse stock split between 1:5 and 1:5000.
"Just because there is authorization to perform a reverse split doesn't mean the company is going to do so. And if they do a reverse split, it could be as small as 1:5"
Oh, sweet summer child.
Maybe you should learn the difference between outstanding shares and authorized shares. Where does it say the OS increased?
Let's not forget that the HMBL app and the associated patent(s) are now owned by Brian Foote's private company.
HMBL Ventures (is that the name of this turd now?) owns a percentage of the private company. How does "Ventures" exert any influence over Foote's private company? Assuming, arguendo, that we fast forward 5 years and the HMBL app is a huge success. What prevents Foote's private company from giving him (and his friends and family, since Brian has a history of heaping largess upon those around him) a multi-million dollar salary? And a private jet. And benefits up the wazoo. It's his private company, after all.
What sort of profits or dividends would Ventures receive after Foote has drained the coffers?
Being a minority owner, especially of a private company, is not a powerful place to be.
No one should be counting on seeing a dime from that relationship.
So we're back to the missing pile of fertilizer. It was sold, right? When is the cash going to show up?
Fair enough. So the poster can now tell us how much he loves the HUMBL Digital Wallet.
The Apps store for iOS has one review of the HUMBL Digital Wallet from 2024. There are a handful of reviews of the app in 2023 and one from 2022
The Google Play Store has 1 review of HDW from 2025 and 5 reviews from 2024.
Those are really shitty numbers for an app that says it is revolutionizing the financial services space.
Ask your buddy Brian why things are going so poorly.
Was? If you loved it so much why are you no longer using it?
And please do speak up, because I'm having trouble hearing you over the noise coming from your burning pants.
Please share the number of HMBL Pay transactions that your company processed. Rounded to the nearest hundred.
My company was signed up.
Harvard Law Professor vs. TV talking head.
I learned early on that when you are speaking to someone who is an expert on a topic you should shut your mouth and try to learn something.
Maybe Vance or a cabinet member took Bukele aside and suggested that Dump wouldn't be President for very much longer
I wonder why he risked pissing off Trumpty. That is really quite puzzling.
And interesting article about how Tesla is being sued for manipulating car odometers to avoid covering warranty repairs:
https://arstechnica.com/cars/2025/04/tesla-makes-its-cars-lie-about-their-mileage-lawsuit-claims/
It's one of those Korean boy bands. Try to get hip, TK.
HBLM?
This you, Bro?
Calls it a SCAM
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=163776135
Calls it a SCAM
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164089490
Calls out paid pumpers
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=164090666
STRONG BUY!
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=170663845
How about HMBL claiming that there were hundreds of merchants using HMBL for payments when the actual number was...maybe 1 or 2,
And yet with all that education you fall for scams.
Says a lot about our education system.
I was able to get a company car in my deal. You could have done better.
I never took the bar. Didn't I mention that?
Yes, you've said that repeatedly. You spent years of your life and tens of thousands of dollars to be just as qualified to judge a case as me.
I will tell you that I do know how to read, and there is no stated claim
Let's see what the person who passed the bar has to say. Maybe he will agree. Maybe he won't. Either way, he's a lawyer. You, not so much.
Is someone forcing you to be here?
Let's wait to hear what the judge has to say, shall we?
I'm sure he passed the bar exam.
You?
There is still no stated claim in the amended complaint.
And the drinks I get at home aren't watered down nearly as much.
I canceled my cable TV subscription late last year. I'm saving almost $200 a month now. My subscription to iHub is much less expensive and provides higher quality entertainment.