re: When will Tsnp crash??

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It went from $6 to $45 since being mentioned. A millions ways to get out and make big profits. I jumped in at $26 for a quick trade to make a few hundred and sell in the AM and the USPS contract came out literally 22 minutes later. Lost $3k lmao frick me. Thems the breaks Calling it a losing pick from AT is bullshite. Massive winner but people either got greedy, got in late, or just because he didn’t say to sell it’s his fault? He believed in the company and held onto a portion of his stock but you best believe he was selling shares all the way up. Ain’t his job to tell you when to get out.

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Dude had been pumping it hard high. It’s one thing to make a call low and ride it up, and maybe it comes back down some. It’s another to do that and then tell everyone to buy in high. He even says he added more high, it’s possible he lost money overall from that

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V&S just threw up. V&S insists that you remove the old man's balls from your mouth.

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Upvote for third person dialogue

The whole AT situation is rather fascinating. As I commended him two weeks ago, he had a stellar run of hitting these things at the right time and simply made bank. That is the name of the game and he was hitting homer after homer. I made several posts commending that.

The cult like reaction to him was simply astonishing though. No one would look at how he communicates with others and defend that.... in any other situation. He goes 0 to 100 in 2 sweet cheeks. Yet rather normal decent people fall over backwards to defend such assholiness... I mean they are like the middle age plebians praising and worshipping their angry lord. Excusing all forms of behavior for one reason.

The other dynamic which I am sure extends beyond just his 'army' is the outright indignity if anyone suggests it is not a sound investment. It is incredible given this is a message board after all.

I tend to pick my spots on giving commentary as I don't want to be that guy. LVVV I felt almost obligated as the board was blinded by standard OTC pump garbage and actually were believing it was a real and prosperous company. I didn't need to say that on CRYBF for example when that ridiculous press release came out for the pump... a company that has no freaking battery technology (outside a license from some dudes in Shanghai)... seriously people, this is Nigerian Prince stuff. But TSNP has been slipping into that element where people honestly believe at several billion dollars, this nothing company.... is undervalued. Not a momentum play, but a true undervalued future Paypal... you know without patents, technology, people, capital, history, financials, agreements, clarity and those minor things. That is the only reason I shared my opinion.

Time will clarify this for all.

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Their profile shows they have 2 employees, the brothers. Sounds kinda fishy.

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Where are you seeing this? Their website shows 28 people at the moment and even their LinkedIn page says 14 so I'm not sure what profile you're referring to..
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They don't have any cash. George has already said (duh) they need to raise cash. Guess how they gonna do that?

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Presumably the goal would be to raise cash in the coming months through sales and app fees.

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They still have a BILLION shares out there and god only knows how many more are on the way.

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Since the reverse split, total shares mirrors Paypal (~1.14b vs. 1.17b) and public float is ~880 million.

If they are to be believed, reducing outstanding shares has been one of their goals since the merger and so far their actions align with that. Selling more shares in the short term would wreak havoc on keeping the price above $4 for a Nasdaq listing and wouldn't make sense given the actions they've taken in the last three months.

I really don't understand the hate on this board, it's unbearable. I've acquired a shite ton of Pappy's and GTS's because of some good information. All the trolls can eat a bag of dicks.

It is the referencing of PayPal that gets me. Here is a question - why does PayPal have hundreds of patents and humbl has zero.

Humbl is going to revolutionize money transmission.... yet their website says:

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HUMBL, Inc. is not a money services business and does not hold itself out to be such. All money transmission services are being provided exclusively by third parties which are money transmitter[s] licensed and registered under all applicable state and federal laws. HUMBL does not offer money transmission services. All information provided on HUMBL's website and mobile applications is provided in good faith as examples for informational purposes only and is not a representation of money transmissions of any kind, express or implied.”

Yet somehow they still manage to convince people.

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Presumably the goal would be to raise cash in the coming months through sales and app fees.

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They’re a pre-revenue company. They have like 13 employees and people think they’re worth 5.5B. They’re going to lose money for the foreseeable future, like literally every pre-revenue company ever. They’re going to have to dilute shares to kingdom come to have any hope of actually verifying that valuation as a multi-billion dollar company.

I have no clue how long this pump will go, but it’s already much higher than it should ever be.

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What do you think the end result of this company will be? Share price, effect of preferred etc.? You keep referencing the possible effect of the preferred, but I don't recall seeing what you think will happen

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I don’t think there is much there. No patents, no capital, no key employees. Foote has pedaled his plan for years to no avail - now trying the slick marketing. It would take hundreds of millions to develop their vision (with tech and people they don’t have). But since they gave away 80 percent of common equity for a useless OTC shell when it is literally the easiest market in history to get funded - I gotta think this is nothing but smoke and mirrors.

Riding all profits here but this whole story seems too good to be true. Considering selling all my remaining shares this week in search of bargains elsewhere.