In this YouTube video, the host provides a market commentary on the OTC penny‑stock HMBL (formerly TSNP), which has surged from $0.0002 to $0.0045—a 2,000% rise—and then retraced to $0.0023, still up 1,000% from its low. He attributes the rally to a stock purchase agreement with Wybra Capital and a $20 million asset sale to WSCG, and explains how "cold" stocks and their dedicated "tribe" of supporters can drive extreme price moves. The host conducts a technical read of the 5‑minute chart, noting a base around the $0.20 level, two successful retests, and predicts a potential breakout to $0.25‑$0.30 on Monday, with upside to the $0.40‑$1.00 range if buying pressure persists. He discloses his own position—several million shares bought at $0.0003—and emphasizes due diligence and risk management. The video also highlights two related OTC tickers, GVSI and RDAR, as sympathetic plays: GVSI shows a 50% one‑day gain and may fill a gap, while RDAR has surged on volume and could retest its prior high of $0.29. The host warns that the content is not financial advice, promotes his free Discord community, and encourages viewers to subscribe.
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What's going on guys, welcome to today's video. And in today's video, we're going to cover the potential $1,000 beggar. Now, if you're familiar with the OTC, you probably know the ticker symbol TSNP. And if you're a meme coin degenerate which is not familiar with the stock, basically it ran all the way up from $0.0002 to $2. Yeah, you did the math. And now the same stock with a different ticker symbol has returned from the ashes. HMBL, as we can see in the chart, already up tremendously, all the way up from $0.0002 to $0.0045, which is already 2,000%. Now of course, as you can see by the chart, it retraced down and closed at $0.23, which is still 1,000% from the beginning of the run. In this video, I'm going to cover what happened, why it happened, and how you can actually benefit it so you can actually make some money from the OTC and leave those meme coin degenerates, which, let's be honest, is straight up gambling. So without further ado, let's just dive straight into it. What happened that triggered this tremendous run? Currently we're on the OTCMarket website, and as you can see, we go down to the news section and we can see Humble complete stock purchase agreement with Wybra Capital and sale of its assets for $20 million to WSCG. That's essentially the trigger that we saw that actually started this entire run-up. Now besides that, because HMBL is actually TSNP, it's a big cold stock. And if you know anything about cold stock, when they go, they go. As you can see here, here, and here, all these stocks have one thing in common: the tribe. I'm talking about the tribe of people that support the play no matter what. No matter if the stock goes down, they buy the dip. And as we can see over here, the retracement of HMBL is currently 50%, essentially all the way down to 60% at the bottom. Now what I'm looking at in the 5-minute chart is actually a base around the 20 area. As we can see here, we broke it down 2 times, and 2 times we were able to reclaim the 20 area, and we actually closed with some slaps. So what I assume will happen come Monday is that we open around $25 to $30, and from there we will just go straight up. Of course, it heavily depends on the amount of people that will actually support the play, and to be honest, I don't think this move is retail. I do think there are big players in this stock because of its past with TS&P and all that shenanigans. And the amount of volume and the amount of money circulating over here is not the amount of money that retail OTC investors invest usually. So I do think we're going to be able to see a push upwards to the 40s area again. Who knows, maybe it will actually go up even more than that to the 1 penny mark. Now regarding HMBL, I actually hold my shares. I added $0.0003 and I still hold several million shares. For the long run, because honestly, I genuinely don't know what the fuck it's going to do. But always do your own due diligence, do your own risk management. What else I'm looking at besides HMBL? Because once one stock runs, all the other follows. That's the rule with the OTC. There are other two stocks I'm keeping my eyes on. One is a straight-up sympathy to HMBL, which is GVSI, which is already up 50% within one day as well. Now the reason I'm looking at GBSI is pretty clear, right? It tanked heavily and George Sharp, which is essentially a custodian which brought the merger to TSNP, is the same custodian in GBSI. So I essentially think the risk to reward here makes sense in case we go for the gap fill from here. It's Essentially 90%, and in case we go down, it's 40%. So the risk to reward is not— but it does make sense that GVSi will actually try to close this gap. And besides GVSi, I am actually keeping my eyes on RDAR. As we can see on the chart, same thing. It started at $0.0001, ran up all the way to $0.29, tanked back down to $0.0006. And now is pulling a banger of a move. I actually added 17s because I actually saw the volume perking up over here. And I do think by the volume and by the buying power, we're actually going to try to revisit the previous highs, which is 29s, and potentially break that because RDAR has a lot of due diligence. And if you don't know what essentially is the due diligence, you can go back into my previous videos. I covered everything you need to know about RDAR. DAR, but I bought in as well, and I actually think it has a lot of potential going back up. Now I do need to say this is not financial advice. You can make a lot of money, you can lose some money. If you actually want to make money and be consistent and actually get these calls early, you can join my free Discord, which is going to be linked down in the description. And if you want more of these videos, don't forget to subscribe and like this video. I'll see you all in the next one.
