re: AT - Small Cap Discussion Thread ( NEW. )

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Anyone thinking TSNP will go much lower than the $1.37/share it’s at right now?

I’ve got 4K at .84/share and would love to increase to at least 10k shares. Once at 10k shares I’ll buy at dips and sell at spikes in quantities of 5k while holding the other 5k of the shares in case it skyrockets or that’s my thinking.

Is that what y’all are doing when you say buy at dips? Or are y’all only increasing your positions and not selling at spikes. I’m a novice so if any of you stock vets in here want to tell me not to I’ll probably listen.

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This is my uneducated opinion which is worth absolutely nothing.

Leading into the spring/summer, I don't see it dipping much below ~1.25 unless information comes out that the products are further from full launch than presently believed.

If during the spring/summer timeline the symbol changes over to HUMBL, I suspect it may double in price very quickly then see some pullback as people lock in profits. Maybe a new floor for HUMBL will be around $2-$2.50

I'm pulling that number out of my arse by the way, based entirely on shitty napkin math of Venmo being ~14% of Paypal's revenues last I checked, 14% of Paypal's market cap being ~38B, HUMBL's current market cap being ~5B, and just guessing that if it can be expected by investors to do 25% internationally of what Venmo does domestically its new market cap would be ~9.5B


After that, I suspect it may see big bumps if quarterly numbers show more and more international usage of the payment app.

Or another timeline is the whole thing ends up being vaporware.


But to answer you question, assuming it doesn't end up being vaporware..

There's nothing wrong with buy and hold assuming we're on the timeline where the company launches successful products.

Or you can buy, sell to lock in some profits when it peaks after certain events (ticker change, quarterly reports, etc.) and buy more during the dips after those spikes.