Complete bullshit... And just the kind of thing I was referring to in an earlier post. The SEC very rarely takes "swift action". They most often take YEARS to take action if they even ever do... And that in NO way means that HMBL is not a scam. HMBL reeks of scam, the smell is overwhelming, the evidence of scam is overwhelming. Hell 40 billion OS is proof enough for most.
It is a publicly traded company that reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission. That means its finances, partnerships, executive compensation, insider holdings, and business decisions are subject to oversight and disclosure. If there had been any proven wrongdoing, regulatory agencies would have taken swift action. To date, there has been no such action.
You are fully aware that HMBL is currently delinquent in filing SEC filings, so this statement is clearly an intentional lie.
It is also essential to point out that HMBL continues to file timely reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That includes quarterly and annual financial statements, risk disclosures, and management commentary. If HMBL had been operating fraudulently or misappropriating investor funds in coordination with outside actors like Fernane, it would not require Twitter or Reddit to uncover that. It would already be reflected in cease and desist letters, enforcement actions, or even indictments. None of those exist.
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The statement below is incorrect. All of HBML's prior digital assets were sold to Brian's private company. HMBL owns a minority interest in that private company. Assuming that WSCG is able to generate revenue and profits from the tech, you can be sure that Brian will structure things so that HMBL shareholders get virtually nothing and there is nothing nada zilch zero that HBML can do about it.
Let us also look at the bigger picture. $HMBL is operating in an extremely volatile and complex space.
Maybe start a WSCG discussion board where your comments are relevant.