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This apology is pure damage control, not accountability. You didn’t “accidentally” fill every scene with the heroine in sleazy midriff shots, navel close-ups, and a forced non-consensual kiss. Those were deliberate choices, not mistakes.
Claiming “immense respect for women” while reducing your female lead to eye candy exposes the hypocrisy. No amount of post-release edits or flowery PR changes the fact that you objectified her for cheap titillation, then cried “evolving sensitivities” when audiences called it out.
Respect isn’t an edit button. Do better!!!!!!!!

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@gaston_anthony @FortuneOptions Wow ��

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@Ryan_G_Q @AdamoMancino This could be accurate

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@SPXTrades Can we get access?

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I want to correct something I posted about $HUBC.

After reviewing the company's latest filings, I was incorrect in my assessment of the share float/outstanding share structure. Some of the figures I referenced were based on data and calculations circulating on social media that do not appear to reflect the company's current reported share count.

That's on me, and I wanted to acknowledge it publicly.

My investment thesis now has to be evaluated using the company's official filings and reported share counts rather than the ultra-low float assumptions that were being shared online.

That said, nothing has changed regarding my personal position. I have not sold a single share and continue to hold while reassessing the situation based on the updated information.

Always do your own research and verify information directly from company filings.

$HUBC #DYOR

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@DontSteponmyBSS Sam where got rug pulled like every other retailer $HUBC 😢

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$HUBC End of Day Thoughts

Today looked less like a breakdown and more like a digestion day.

After a move from ~$0.10 to nearly $1.00, the stock spent the session shaking out weak hands, absorbing profit-taking, and building a new range.

What stands out to me:

• Buyers continue defending the higher range
• Volume remains elevated
• Ownership concentration remains a major talking point
• Borrow costs remain elevated
• The stock continues trading multiples above where this move began
The market had every opportunity to completely unwind this run. It didn't.
My view is that the consolidation phase is nearing completion and the next major test is a reclaim of the recent highs near $0.94-$1.00.
If that level breaks, price discovery gets very interesting.
I didn't sell a share.

Tomorrow should tell us a lot.

$HUBC #DYR

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@Benjaminzw7v1 Everything is HFT these days. The question isn't who is trading. The question is why every selloff keeps finding buyers. That's what I'm watching.

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$HUBC Midday Update

Interesting how the chart keeps repeating the same behavior.

Last week:
🚀 Expansion move
📉 Pullback
⏸️ Consolidation
🚀 Next leg higher
Today:
📉 Morning flush
⏸️ Midday consolidation around $0.57
📊 Volume cooling while price stabilizes

Nothing has materially changed from the larger pattern. The stock is still holding well above where this move started and continues to build a base instead of completely unwinding.The key difference between strong momentum names and failed squeezes is what happens after the first spike. Failed moves collapse back to the lows. Strong moves digest, shake out weak hands, and attempt another leg.

Current levels:
🔹 Support: $0.50-$0.57
🔹 Pivot: $0.63
🔹 Resistance: $0.94-$1.00

If buyers continue defending this area, I wouldn't be surprised to see strength into the close or another attempt higher tomorrow.For now this looks more like consolidation than capitulation.

Still holding.
$HUBC

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$HUBC: Consolidation day. Still holding full position — haven’t sold any shares yet. Staying patient and waiting for next clear move.

$RGTI watch: Do not chase at $24–$26 after the big move. Looking for a pullback toward $22 as a better reversal-entry zone.

Ideal $RGTI setup:
Wait for price to tag/hold the $22 area, then look for a reversal candle, higher low, or strong reclaim with volume. The chart is still in a strong uptrend, but current price is extended from the recent breakout.
$RGTI plan:
Entry idea: near $22 only if buyers step in.
Risk area: failure below $21–$21.50 would weaken the setup.
Upside levels: reclaim $24.50, then $26–$28 if momentum returns.

Main rule: $HUBC hold, $RGTI patience. No chase. Wait for the reversal zone.

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@donjazz45man 100% agreed.. tomorrow its gonna break .94.. buying and holding dips with good stop loss works.

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@vstarbanks CHEATER!

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$HUBC daily TTM squeeze indicator is still firing on all cylinders. Daily rsi has exited oversold. Moving average RSI about to exit oversold.

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@Shibakooooooooo Today is more of consolidation day.. could move close to end of trading hours or tomorrow morning.

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$HUBC Hourly Update

Looking at the chart, I don't see anything fundamentally different from the consolidation we've been watching since the initial squeeze began.

• Massive expansion from the $0.10 area
• Violent move to ~$0.94
• Pullback to shake out weak hands
• Buyers continue stepping in around key support zones
The market has spent multiple sessions digesting a huge move rather than immediately collapsing back to the base.
Current battleground:
🔹 Support: $0.48-$0.50
🔹 Pivot: $0.63
🔹 Resistance: $0.94-$1.00
If bulls reclaim and hold above $0.63, the conversation quickly shifts back to testing the highs. A clean break of $1 would be a major psychological milestone.

To me this still looks more like consolidation after an explosive move than a complete trend reversal.

I haven't sold a share.

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@OGPennyDawg @Bayomik You think they r diluting on the fly

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If everyone is purchasing $HUBC how can there be shares to short?

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$HUBC Daily Recap

• Opened the day squeezing hard and nearly tagged $0.94
• Shorts threw everything they had at it after the run toward $1.00
• Over 132M shares traded
• 67% of volume executed off-exchange / dark pools
• Closed at $0.48 after an extremely volatile session
• Still trading multiples above last week's base
The story hasn't changed.
We're talking about a stock with:
• Reported SI metrics that remain extreme
• Borrow rates near triple digits
• Massive volume relative to shares outstanding
• Concentrated ownership that continues to be debated across the market
Today was a battle between profit-takers, momentum traders, and shorts trying to regain control after the move from ~$0.10 to ~$0.94.
Despite the volatility, I didn't sell a single share.
The next levels I'm watching:
🎯 $0.63
🎯 $0.94
🎯 $1.00

As always, do your own DD and manage your risk.

$HUBC

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$HUBC Update – Midday Shakeout or Trend Change?

The hourly chart is showing exactly what you'd expect after a near-vertical move from ~$0.10 to ~$0.94 in just a few sessions.

What's happening right now:

✅ Profit takers are locking in gains.

✅ Late FOMO buyers are getting nervous.

✅ Volatility is flushing weak hands.

Yet despite the pullback, HUBC is still trading around $0.59-$0.60, which remains well above the prior breakout zone.

The key level I'm watching is $0.63. That was the previous breakout high before today's run toward $0.94.

As long as HUBC can establish support in the $0.55-$0.65 range, the larger trend remains intact.

The chart does not look like a stock returning to its base. It looks like a stock attempting to digest a massive move while participants decide whether this is:

a one-day spike, or
the beginning of a larger repricing event.

Volume remains elevated, ownership concentration remains a major discussion point, and the stock is still trading many multiples above where it was only days ago.

The next major battleground remains:

🎯 $0.95 resistance

🎯 $1.00 psychological/Nasdaq level

If buyers can absorb this profit-taking and reclaim those levels, the market will start focusing on the next leg higher rather than whether the move is over.

For now, this looks more like midday consolidation and weak-hand selling than a complete breakdown of the trend.

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This $HUBC chart does not look like a dead-cat bounce.

It looks like:

Violent discovery phase.
First major squeeze wave.
Profit-taking near $1.
Market deciding whether this is a one-day event or a multi-week squeeze.

The biggest thing I see is that HUBC is no longer trading like a $0.10 stock. The battle has shifted upward into the $0.60-$1.00 zone, and that zone will likely determine whether the move extends or exhausts.

If HUBC closes today above $0.63-$0.70, I'd consider that a much stronger outcome than many traders realize after a run from $0.10 to nearly $1.00.

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$HUBC ✅ Higher lows are forming

You can see:

Initial squeeze high → pullback to ~$0.26
Recovery to ~$0.50
Consolidation around ~$0.45-$0.50
New breakout to ~$0.95

That's constructive structure.

✅ Volume expanded before the move

The largest volume bars appeared BEFORE the biggest price advance.

That's generally healthier than a stock making new highs on declining participation.