I can't disagree more with this opinion. I think Humbl is playing this the best to their ability. Unfortunately we (Humbl) revolve around FINRA, not the other way around . The drawbacks to a SPAC & having the former CEO die is that....it takes time to find requested paperwork. I think having Sharp as a consultant has provided some stability to this process. His methods and/or lack of couth, in my opinion far outweigh the alternative. I understand its in his contract that "the company" cannot produce any news releases without his consent. This means when you hear from the company, there will be some weight to it. Everything related to this ticker change, I believe is out of their control. Hurry up and wait.
Another company I "used to own", was a biotech company delivering a monoclonal antibody treatment that is proving to be successful in treating a variety of diseases as well as Covid. However every time the stock took a dip a press release came shortly to explain the wait. The FDA has their own time line and "the shorts" took this as an opportunity to load their gun and crash the price. I saw it go from .30 to $10 and back to $3 when deadlines or filings were not met. A classic case of overpromised vs underdelivered. Its refreshing to see a CEO achieve every goal set forth. But remember....the only thing we can do is submit the desired information. Its out of our hands. Trust the product. You can't have your well done burger in 2 mins. Rejoice in the top notch team that been assembled. Your date is beautiful...quit looking at the lady sitting at table next to you.
Silence is golden, anything else is just noise.
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