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re: HMBL/FORW - anyone still in and/or buying this dip? Both down 85% from their Feb highs
Posted on 4/20/21 at 11:07 am to slackster
Posted on 4/20/21 at 11:07 am to slackster
Some of the more interesting items from the financial statements.
Auditor: BF Borgers CPA PC Last Review Their last review by their regulator reviewed 7 audits and found only 7 of them to be deficient lol Cream of the crop!
Cash $1.7 million is the real asset on the books. No capitalized costs related to the technology (assuming commmercial feasibility it should have some). Dvelopment costs in the P&L are under $100K a year (how do you develop multi billion dollar apps for no money)?
And the cash includes $800K received for 500 million warrants @ $.20 (Sharp warrants). Less then 1 million for the right to convert into an amount equal to 50% of the O/S stock at year end. Comical to argue it is worth hundreds of millions. Oh and the $.20 is post stock split - nice.
Preferred B is convertible into 5 billion shares.
Thus, even at todays depressed price of $1.40, that suggests an equity value of the Company of about $8 billion on a fully diluted basis (ignoring any value for Preferred A super voting stock).
$8 billion for a company with no assets, no revenue, no development cost etc....
Sorry kids, this is a clear scam
Auditor: BF Borgers CPA PC Last Review Their last review by their regulator reviewed 7 audits and found only 7 of them to be deficient lol Cream of the crop!
Cash $1.7 million is the real asset on the books. No capitalized costs related to the technology (assuming commmercial feasibility it should have some). Dvelopment costs in the P&L are under $100K a year (how do you develop multi billion dollar apps for no money)?
And the cash includes $800K received for 500 million warrants @ $.20 (Sharp warrants). Less then 1 million for the right to convert into an amount equal to 50% of the O/S stock at year end. Comical to argue it is worth hundreds of millions. Oh and the $.20 is post stock split - nice.
Preferred B is convertible into 5 billion shares.
Thus, even at todays depressed price of $1.40, that suggests an equity value of the Company of about $8 billion on a fully diluted basis (ignoring any value for Preferred A super voting stock).
$8 billion for a company with no assets, no revenue, no development cost etc....
Sorry kids, this is a clear scam
Posted on 4/20/21 at 12:45 pm to igoringa
The financials are for year end 2020. They were still a flooring company at that point kind of since the merger had just finished. I wouldn't expect development costs. Also, all the development of the HUMBL app was done before the company merged into Tesoro. Those costs wouldn't show in the 2020 financials right, since the financials are really for Tesoro and not HUMBL?
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