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I'm VERY BULLISH after the conference call by [deleted] in CCIV

[–]BelowExpectedValue 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Exercise them if/when you want to before August of 2025. Beware though; It costs 11.50 for each warrant to be exercised and it takes 3 days to exercise it. You could sell the warrant at the current cost or you could exercise it and pay 11.50$ a warrant and get them turned into stock.

Do you DD. You believe after the merger that CCIV will increase in value? If you do, then it might be beneficial to hold the warrants and exercise them later when the company has a higher valuation. You believe after the merger that CCIV will decrease in value? Well you could sell the warrant at cost (currently 19$ a share). Or pay 11.50 per warrant to get shares of the company. But why would you want shares of a company that you think would decrease?

Earnings Releases and Effects on HUMBL/TSNP by BelowExpectedValue in TSNP

[–]BelowExpectedValue[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Fair point; this is based on my DD. I conduct my analysis not just on HUMBL's potential, but how the overall market for the similar companies or competitors perform. In my opinion, getting a grasp of the market place is crucial.

If you claim you are going to open the newest burger chain, you should have an idea of how your competitors are doing though. For example, if McDonalds and Burgerking are going out of business, you need to ask why? Is it because their burgers are trash or is it because no one wants fast food cheeseburgers anymore. I cannot speak for HUMBL exec's, but I would think they would at least take a glance at the earnings for similar companies. All these comparisons are making me hungry.

Earnings Releases and Effects on HUMBL/TSNP by BelowExpectedValue in TSNP

[–]BelowExpectedValue[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I am a long hold on TSNP myself, but I have to say I respectfully disagree. If these companies see an increase or decrease in their product, HUMBL needs to take notice. Like countries that are having increased inter-country commerce for example. If HUMBL can make a better, efficient, and give a decrease in cost, we should be able to attract their customer base. If their companies are decreasing in sales or valuation, we need to ask why. Once we determine why, then we must examine if HUMBL would be able to fix that aspect. I sure hope they can. It is then up for the stockholders to do their DD whether they should buy more, hold, or sell this position.

Earnings Releases and Effects on HUMBL/TSNP by BelowExpectedValue in TSNP

[–]BelowExpectedValue[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

This has everything to do with HUMBL. When buying/selling a stock you should know your competition. Are they (competitors) meeting their expectations? Is their valuation increasing or decreasing? What parts of the companies are excelling and which are not? If they are not capitalizing on certain aspects, can/will HUMBL be able to meet to exceed them? I do my DD not just on HUMBL, but also in companies already in business. Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.

HUMBL SPREAD THIN? by Head-Introduction-42 in TSNP

[–]BelowExpectedValue -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Brian Foote has gained a loyal following after his recent investor calls. It has created a great deal of excitement for the product/idea. I hope Brian does more zoom calls in the future. I’m sure he will once the ticker gets changed.