Tag: HMBL Stock

  • Lets find out whats hot about HUMBL, Inc. (OTC Markets: HMBL)

    HMBL stock closed down -5.16% to $0.8249 at the previous close. The company’s average volume is recorded at 4,714,147 shares changing hands. The only news reported about the company was on Sept. 24, 2021, when HUMBL, Inc. (OTC Markets: HMBL) announced Peter M Schulte has been joined by the HUMBL Board of Directors as an independent director.

    Schulte is a founding partner and managing partner of CM Equity Partners. As a former senior analyst at Salomon Brothers, he specialized in debt and equity financing, M&A, and IBM’s Data Processing Division’s large systems marketing.

    He has also created two public companies that are highly successful: ICF International and ATS Corporation. Schulte serves on the boards of Black ICE Holdings, citizens, Inc., and Janus Research Group, Inc.

    The former Harvard College (AB) student holds a Master’s degree in Public and Private Management (MPPM) from Yale University.

    Management Commentary

    “I’d like to thank Peter for joining the HMBL team. “We are excited about gaining insight and experience from him regarding our strategic business platforms, our corporate strategy, and mergers and acquisitions,” said Brian Foote, CEO of HUMBL.

     

     

  • Why Did HMBL Stock Gain 11%?

    HUMBL Inc (OTCPink: HMBL) has risen by 11.53% at previous close to $1.32. A price range of $1.11 and $1.34 was seen for HUMBL stock. In the absence of news, HMBL stock rose, so we can look back at recent developments to gain a deeper perspective on the company.

    How did things go recently at HMBL?

    In terms of mobile payments, ticketing, and NFTs, HUMBL facilitates simplifying and packaging new technologies such as blockchain. HMBL is a digital money platform that enables consumers and merchants to pair digital payments.

    In the digital economy, HMBL offers HUMBLPAY to connect consumers and retailers worldwide to share and pay. By connecting merchant shops, deal listings, affiliate programs, and web checkout integrations with HUMBL Pay, HUMBLMARKETPLACE enables global commerce.

    This month, HUMBL acquired Tickeri, an international ticketing platform focused on Latin markets.

    • For a total of $20M USD, a blend of debt and common stock was used to purchase the acquisition.
    • In addition to ticketing, peer-to-peer remittances, and mobile payments, HMBL will be expanding its international reach by offering these services on top of the existing Tickeri platform.
    • Mobile payments, tickets, and NFTs are on the brink of convergence.
    • HMBL is looking forward to collaborating with Tickeri to reach diverse audiences and grow together as a company.
    • Live events have shown great excitement in 2021, with Tickeri’s numbers already surpassing those from the pre-covid period.

    HMBL’s further plans:

    Tickeri’s acquisition provides an opportunity to combine the security and transactional technology of ticketing with HUMBL’s thesis of using blockchain technology to solve global problems.

    While working with HUMBL Ticketing to expand into new markets across primary and secondary ticketing, Tickeri will continue to operate in its existing service areas.

  • How Did The HMBL Stock Rise 9%?

    HUMBL Inc. (OTCPK: HMBL) closed at $0.915 a share on Monday, gaining 9.58% or $0.08. With the HUMBL stock 52-week low now at $0.0002, the 52-week high now stands at $7.72 per share. Following the successful launch of NFT gallery, HMBL stock surged.

    An overview of HMBL’s NFT Gallery:

    HUMBL connects creators, consumers, and merchants seamlessly in a digital economy. The company has three divisions that offer new technologies like blockchain to global consumers through HUMBL Pay, HUMBL Marketplace, and HUMBL Financial.

    Humbl yesterday announced the launch of its Non-Fungible Token (NFT) Gallery, available at HUMBLpay.com.

    • Consumers will be able to purchase NFTs from the HUMBL NFT Gallery, while content creators will be able to create NFTs.
    • In addition to a range of simple use cases such as payments, ticketing, NFTs, and financial services, customers can package blockchain tokenization with HMBL.
    • In key verticals such as music, fashion, entertainment, gaming, and photography, HUMBL NFT Gallery will provide white-glove creative services and distribution mechanisms.
    • HUMBLE NFT Gallery will feature a collection of celebrity photographers Andrew Small and Jared Raskind (Smallz + Raskind), who have crafted collections as diverse as film, magazine, music, and visuals for both private and public use.

    The future plans of HMBL:

    Building a consumer brand at the front end of a technology cycle like blockchain is a rare opportunity for HMBL. This will be leading the HUMBL working with partners in the days ahead to define and disrupt this exciting new category.