Asberry 22 Holdings Inc (ASHI)

[Sgreg]

Thanks, keep in mind I posted that in late April. Things since then have changed some. The pps at the time was only around 2 cents, also at that time it was not confirmed (it was hoped, and logically theorized by me and a couple of others) that the company would pay the Typenex loan with cash payments and not dilution. That big white candle on May 11th was the realization and hope turning into actual fact that indeed VHUB started to pay with cash. They have continued to do so monthly. I think they have 6 more payments now left on that loan, something like that. There was a PR put out a couple of months ago where the CEO said exactly when they would be done.

Even with some of the differences now from late April I still feel most of that post applies, which is why I still have it stickied. At 2 cents the pps was silly low. It jumped up after and uptrended and has now been pulling back for a little while. At the current pps I still think not much has changed from that post. The pps is higher but I still feel the company is undervalued and I still feel for the same reasons I gave in the past.

I had a lot of money in VHUB and I got in really low in the 1.5 cent range early in the year. Over the Summer I sold half of my shares in the mid 4s which enabled me to get my investment money back and take some profit on top of that. I still have a few hundred thousand shares and they are all a free ride. I like the company, the sector, the management. I plan to hold the shares I have long as I think VHUB is a big winner. I have nothing to lose as I am riding free and with profits already in my pocket.

I have been watching this recent downtrend. If the pps continues to go down more, especially since I believe the stock is undervalued, I will begin to consider buying more. I am already in a good and risk free position however so to buy back shares for me the indicators I look for would have to blow me away to get anymore shares. Thing is though those indicators I look for are slowly getting in that range.