re: When will Tsnp crash??

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Seems like there are a lot of gullible, inexperienced people on here who fell for hollow marketing hype and AT's pumping despite a lot of massive red flags with TSNP/HMBL

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Seems like there are a lot of self-important people that think way too highly of themselves on here that can’t get over the fact that a stock they don’t understand and doesn’t behave the way they think it’s supposed to behave has gone from $0.17 when it was first posted on this board to the equivalent of roughly $1.13 today. And has gone much higher.

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For whatever reason a lot of those same people get angry or emotional when these very obvious issues are pointed out.

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For whatever reason these same people get angry that other people have made lots of money off this stock that doesn’t behave the way they think it’s supposed to. And they get very emotional and jealous when the guy that brought the stock to the board, along with multiple other stocks that have generated 100+% returns in less than 3 months, develops a following for picking these stocks instead of them.

Yes and when someone takes the time to walk through why, they refuse to listen and instead mock. It’s weird to be honest and sad. It’s like explaining the internet to someone from the 70s. They are concepts they cannot visualize so they do not understand. Hell even mark cuban wants to bring crypto into mavs ticket sales. I tell ya, it sure would be neat for an app to come out to accommodate not only ticket sales but contactless purchases in the venue that bypass costly credit card transaction fees. Man that sure would be something. Think of the money saved, sheesh if only someone had an app like that that is going to drop in less than 6 weeks. Man, it sure would be something to transfer money from country to country instantly and with a huge reduction in cost. I tell ya, it sure would be something to back government transactions via the blockchain. Sure would make things like processing tax refunds faster, cheaper and significantly reduce fraud. Man that sure would be something. I tell ya it sure would be neat to use NFTs to purchase things like cars, homes, and goods. Man that would cut down on costly third parties and paperwork. Gee, if only there was a concept waiting in the wings for exactly that. I really want you to understand what HUMBL is trying to do, but you’re either unwilling or can’t comprehend the idea. That’s why I want you to watch the investor call because Brian does a great job laying out the groundwork and even has a nice and tidy roadmap to follow progress. This will bring capitalism and commerce to untapped markets. It’s something that is worth getting behind.

They just acquired a tickeri and all of their infrastructure. It’s more than some slides on a PowerPoint. They also have already gotten approved by the App Store, there is a legit app that is being developed.

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Meh, I don't currently and have never had a problem with the short term price action on this stock.

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Except you do. Because you keep coming back to the threads about it to post the exact same things you posted before.

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I originally interjected in these threads due to the statements about holding the stock for years, comparisons to PayPal, etc all of which are absurd and are highly likely to get people burned.

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How many thousands of stocks are there that are priced in the $1-2 range and belong to a young, unproven company that has an idea for a world changing idea/invention/application? How many people invest in those kinds of stocks everyday? And how many of those stocks do you continue to post your same concerns and cautions about on an almost daily basis? And keep in mind, this isn’t just you.

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Again, you're completely missing the point here.

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I’m not missing anything. You just don’t like when your ridiculous behavior is laid out like that.

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I'm happy for anyone who has made money off of this thing and have never argued against it as a quick money maker in this market environment.

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He says after just worry warting, again, that people are “going to get burned” for investing in what was a penny stock until very recently.

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Igor and slackster are weighing in with similar takes on this as a long term hold and don't seem to be angry or emotional.

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I haven’t seen all of Igor’s posts but recognize that he is extremely thorough in presenting DD about a stock that may be countering to the prevailing sentiment.

Slackster offers absolutely no value to any discussion around this or many other stocks, other than to point out they don’t have sound fundamentals. After that, all he does is post the same question that nobody on this board has an answer to. For tsnp it’s the ‘why does a $6b company have to enter the market as a penny stock’ question that he just posted, again, on the previous page and has been posting for weeks. He is most definitely angry and emotional that this stock isn’t behaving the way fundamentals would suggest it should.

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I can admittedly be petty and am now annoyed with this entire thing after being attacked for posting legit concerns and have been a bit of a dick to AT, which I can own.

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For the majority of people, it has nothing to do with posting legit concerns. It has to do with continuing to repost those concerns over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.

It’s also the personal attacks on AncientTiger, who has made a number of picks that have made lots of people on this board a lot of money. So even though the attacks are usually responding to something coming from him originally, they’re being done by people that aren’t, or weren’t, providing multiple stock picks that generate 100+% returns within a few weeks time.

25% of Latin Americans want to use crypto

We take for granted our banking system. Many want a safer, decentralized method and I can't wait for that to be realized.

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Yes and when someone takes the time to walk through why, they refuse to listen and instead mock. It’s weird to be honest and sad. It’s like explaining the internet to someone from the 70s. They are concepts they cannot visualize so they do not understand. Hell even mark cuban wants to bring crypto into mavs ticket sales. I tell ya, it sure would be neat for an app to come out to accommodate not only ticket sales but contactless purchases in the venue that bypass costly credit card transaction fees. Man that sure would be something. Think of the money saved, sheesh if only someone had an app like that that is going to drop in less than 6 weeks. Man, it sure would be something to transfer money from country to country instantly and with a huge reduction in cost. I tell ya, it sure would be something to back government transactions via the blockchain. Sure would make things like processing tax refunds faster, cheaper and significantly reduce fraud. Man that sure would be something. I tell ya it sure would be neat to use NFTs to purchase things like cars, homes, and goods. Man that would cut down on costly third parties and paperwork. Gee, if only there was a concept waiting in the wings for exactly that. I really want you to understand what HUMBL is trying to do, but you’re either unwilling or can’t comprehend the idea. That’s why I want you to watch the investor call because Brian does a great job laying out the groundwork and even has a nice and tidy roadmap to follow progress. This will bring capitalism and commerce to untapped markets. It’s something that is worth getting behind.

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Aka, PowerPoint presentations.

Apparently Humbl stumbled upon this untapped, insanely profitable global market that Visa, PayPal, Square, etc totally overlooked. That snuck through so well that even management couldn’t possibly quantify how valuable their discovery was.

Why don’t you list the companies that have grown from below a penny to $1B+ valuations. The list has exactly 1 company on it. If that doesn’t give you the slightest skepticism, you’re head is buried in the sand.

It was only a few years ago that threads on this board went tens of pages over the legitimacy of bitcoin. It was/is a pyramid scheme. I thought so too. Just couldn’t wrap my head around it.

Years before that I couldn’t understand why HR hitters were batting leadoff and nobody was stealing bases or sacrificing runners over.

I think it’s called a paradigm shift.

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I think it’s called a paradigm shift.

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Brian Foote, the lord and savior of your unicorn company, clearly didn’t think so.

That’s what’s so fascinating. You can’t just invest @ $.17 and take your profits, you have to convince others this is just the beginning. It’s comical.

Exactly. And the credit card companies you speak of are there; however, this is a better wheel. The banking system is fraught with bloat. This concept counteracts that. No more costly equipment, infrastructure and cost per transaction. No more pending processes. Instant sales, instant rewards, and all backed safely via the blockchain. It greatly speeds up commerce by removing the middleman and circumventing normal banking. The system itself yields businesses to want to use it over other transaction methods. Think of a singular app that can blend apps like Uber, Yelp, text messaging, Etsy, ticketing, banking, etc. as Amazon has succeeded by starting off selling only books, they learned the paradigm shift was to sell everything and provide the greatest logistical opportunity. So too will Web 3.0 blend all the smaller apps into one giant platform via the ability to pay for all services instantly via the blockchain. That’s what HUMBL will soon provide. This is a concept that companies like square and PayPal will take years to develop. HUMBL drops in Q2.

I’d rather you continue to post past that time. I don’t care if you stay or go. I want you to be apart of this as the more the merrier.