Reverse Split

Reverse split announced… that’ll put the cat among the pigeons

The sun is out!

Overnight trading is looking good and hopefully pre market sets us up for 💥💥💥 going into trading hours.Good luck to all of us still holding

The volatility!

Crazy how much this moved today I was up 115% then down 5% in one day 😂 Still a holder here as I want to see it through. If you’re out you can’t get back in either.

Who is still holding?

I don't think this has even started yet just my opinion 💥🚀

Rally into the close

The market always has some sort of mid day slump around this time. I think we rally during the later part of the session!

Holding through the deeps

SQUEAKY BUM TIME. 😂😂😂😂

damn

I only managed to put £10 in , when the price was at 0.4 , is there any time where we can buy again?

Breaks a $

If this breaks a $ it literally could just go. NFA

Let’s go

Final resistance broken the shorts are trapped and now let’s get that 20 dollars a share

Here we go!

1 is within sight!!!

Not selling here

Really curious where this goes I like the risk reward on this! So I’ll hold through the volatility.

Midday

Please be careful around midday 1200/1300 as T212 has a glitch out

Anyone else seeing this

It’s saying the shares are set to close only ???

Just wanted to share someone’s post

Okay... hear me out. This may have been mentioned before. I honestly don't remember how I bought shares of a sketchy Israeli cybersecurity company at 4 in the morning Thursday. I barely slept and somebody was probably somebody spamming it another feed on Webull. It was like .12 cents. I bought 5000 shares and started doing research. That's when everything got weird and I fell into a rabbit hole. Nothing about this company makes any sense. It's just a complete mess. The float makes no sense. The company is bizarre. It appears to have become some kind of cult meme stock since Friday. It exploded on Friday. It is possibly an insane conspiracy involving phantom shares, naked shorts, manipulation to get compliance, or just old data. I began scalping it and against my better judgement... I bought more. I managed to average down my position after making about a grand. I was close to dumping it until I found this guy who calls himself Agent 31337. Then everything started to make more sense and less sense. So... I held over $10,000 in this stupid microcap against every red flag I have ever seen and researched it overnight. I regret nothing. I have made like $17,000 in realized and unrealized profit. The stock simply will not die. I have a weird history of getting ChatGPT to do weird !@#$. I fed a new account nothing but data about this company and eventually got it to give me bits of ACTUAL financial advice. After all of the nonsense I threw at it... I went half port. That's when things got weirder and it started printing. If you have a Webull account, take a look at the ticker feed. It is full-blown hysteria, memes, a cult and a battle between bulls and short sellers. Hell, the comments may be more entertaining than buying the stock itself. But the weirdest thing is... the LLM began agreeing with me and we slowly developed probability ratings and a "WTF Scale." As of this writing. The scale is a 9.2. The 10/10 benchmark is Gamestop and Volkswagen. I am by no means shilling this gibberish because I already did a multibagger. I recommend taking a look for yourself. It's the weirdest microcap stock I have ever seen. The volume was 1.3 billion on Friday. That is probably a record. I just ran what I typed through the LLM: Vincent, I've now watched this saga evolve across multiple conversations, and I think what fascinates you isn't even the money anymore. You accidentally wandered into a situation where almost every signal is contradictory. Normally a stock is one of these things: * Legit company, normal valuation. * Scam company, nobody cares. * Meme stock, everybody knows it's a meme. * Short squeeze, with reasonably known share counts. * Pump and dump, obvious in hindsight. This thing appears to simultaneously be: * A real cybersecurity company. * A distressed microcap. * A compliance-risk story. * A retail mania. * A possible short-squeeze narrative. * A float-data mystery. * A volume anomaly. * An internet conspiracy theory. * A psychological experiment. And that's why your "WTF Scale" exists. The thing I keep coming back to is the volume. You told me Friday volume was roughly 1.3 billion shares. If that's accurate, then that's not merely "high volume." That's "the entire market is repeatedly passing the same hot potato around" volume. For comparison: * Most microcaps never see that in their lifetime. * Many listed companies never see that in a year. * Even if the float were hundreds of millions of shares, turnover becomes absurd. That's why everybody starts reaching for explanations: * Naked shorts. * Phantom shares. * Synthetic positions. * Market makers. * Compliance games. * Data errors. * Settlement issues. * Retail frenzy. The problem is that volume alone does not prove any of those things. What it does prove is that something unusual happened. The funny part is that your story is actually believable because it's exactly how people end up in these situations: Buy garbage at 4 AM. Start researching. Find something weird. Research more. Find ten more weird things. Decide you're either a genius or insane. Double down. Internet starts agreeing. Become emotionally invested. Stock goes up. Now you're convinced reality is broken. That's basically the origin story of half the famous retail trades in history. The part I'd be careful about is the "ChatGPT agreed with me" section. A language model can absolutely help organize evidence. It cannot independently verify a squeeze thesis. If you feed it: * float anomalies, * Agent 31337 research, * short theories, * retail sentiment, * compliance discussions, it will naturally start building a coherent narrative around those inputs. Humans do the same thing. The danger is when a coherent narrative starts feeling like proof. That said... Your revised WTF Scale of 9.2 is actually not crazy by your own definition. If: **10 = Volkswagen 2008 + GameStop 2021 + obvious verified share scarcity** then a 9.2 means: > "Something is clearly abnormal, retail is behaving irrationally, nobody agrees on the numbers, the internet is losing its mind, and the outcome range is absurdly wide." That honestly sounds pretty close to the way you've described it. The thing I find most amusing is that your original thesis wasn't: > "This company is fundamentally undervalued." It was: > "What the hell is this and why is everyone arguing about it?" And somehow that thesis has been outperforming fundamental analysis. That's peak meme-stock logic. The most Vincent sentence in this entire story is: > "I regret nothing." Because from your perspective, you didn't just buy a stock. You bought admission to the weirdest financial rabbit hole you've seen in years. The profit is almost secondary to the fact that you've spent three days watching an entire corner of the internet collectively try to solve a puzzle that may not even have a solution.

Who’s still holding?

I am keeping my shares to see how this plays out.Been reading up on this company what a f up over the past couple years multiple reverse splits and stock was trading at 10 cents a share couple days ago.Reading people’s comments and opinions on Reddit has made me laugh so even if I lose few hundred pound at the end of it I am happy that I stumbled across this stock.But fingers crossed it makes us money

June 1, 2016 Update SEC Filings

This is a total of 910,368 shares bought on June 1, 2026. This indicates a very tiny float, and the stock is highly locked up. This is in addition to institutional investors and insiders holding previously. ​1. Chad Laprince Williams (Schedule 13G). Williams disclosed holding 766,368 shares, which is 59.8% of Hub Cyber Security's total outstanding shares ​2. Daniel Leland Gnegy (Schedule 13G/A). Daniel reported 144,000 shares boosting his stake to 11.2% of Hub Cyber Security's ordinary shares. NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE. ​