Different opinions. Like your VRUS story, I went short HMBL near the high because I felt it was a pseudo-scam. Not straight up falsehoods, but also not giving investors the full story of Humbl's situation, such as how few subscribers they were getting, etc.... Then there were tell-tale clues, such as spending a lot of money on a ticketing company and an advertising company. One would have to really stretch to imagine how either of those were synergistic with Humbl. If anything, Humbl would just be a hodge podge of items on an app. There's still nothing unique.
Was I wrong going short, but Humbl's share price just happened to agree with me by coincidence, going from $7.92 down to $0.0009? So far nobody has plausibly explained Humbl's value to me.
I can see you're now excited about the new hodge podge of items like selling tickets for the Arena Football League and the potential of providing municipal services through Humbl, but where's the value? Has nobody in Santa Cruz heard of apps before?
How is Humbl Social going to be any better than MySpace was?? What exactly is Humbl's advantage supposed to be?
If someone could put Humbl's value down in words without using vague terms spiced with unsubstantiated optimism, it would truly be helpful. I just don't see any value.
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