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Everyone wants a dip until they get one 😂

$YYGH is an undervalued micro-cap with a serious AI/robotics pivot that’s flying under the radar. Singapore-based manpower & facilities management company shifting into physical AI data infrastructure. Recently launched a NVIDIA-powered Humanoid Robotics Training Lab in Singapore, with active pilot deployments of humanoid robots in a major mall and luxury hotel (Human-Robot Co-Working model). Also building out Blackwell architecture GPU infrastructure. Their core edge: real operational data from thousands of workers in hospitality/retail environments; exactly the scarce physical telemetry needed for humanoid training. Latest disclosed: $11.13 estimated total assets per share / $4.03 NAV (as of Apr 30). Trading at a deep discount to book while executing on the pivot. This is my current position: 28,281 shares at @ $0.2115 avg. I will be averaging down weekly to get my cost basis down along with accumulating shares before a re-rating occurs. Speculative but data-driven. NFA. DYOR.

$YYGH Estimated Total Assets per Share of $11.13. Net Assets per Share (NAV) of $4.03.

@Agent_31337 $btc dumps back to $48k-$55 until next year... and AI wins out the rest of the year once profits are made from SpaceX IPO

@Agent_31337 + add on the theme of the market towards the the second half of the year which would be AI. It is obvious where we finish the year with OpenAI and Anthropic going public. Once everyone cuts on their space portfolio, AI software with a purpose, energy, photonics, etc... end strong

$YYGH Undervalued.

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YUM YUM DIPS!! $VIDA $YYGH

$YYGH Bought a bit more. This is exactly what I looked for when entering HUBC. RSI is in deep oversold territory, big gap between what the market is valuing the stock as and fair value, and the Vortex Indicator showing the bottom has been reached or near reached and a reversal is due. (VI-) downtrend or bearish signal topped out and is now starting to show signs of reversal. NFA. DYOR.

$YYGH is my next play. Not financial advice. Do your own research. Squeeze thesis on $HUBC unfortunately was completely misled and killed by the company not giving out updated numbers for weeks on end. I again… have never seen anything like that. Not saying it can’t rise but I don’t trust a company willing to deceive its investors in such a way. Edit: when I first pointed out $HUBC with all of its data it was trading for $0.08-0.13. It then ripped up to a high of $0.9646. I like to position myself very early on ahead of the herd.

$YYGH Total Assets of $11.13 per share. Net assets of $4.03 per share. Large discrepancy between where the market is pricing it and fair value.

@Agent_31337 @DiploFze54126 Can too much conviction be considered emotional?

@DiploFze54126 Who said I was done? I see a bigger opportunity in a swing trade where there’s a large discrepancy between market price and fair value. Once it rebounds either take profit and come back once I see alignment or stick to my guns and find another deep value play.

@Agent_31337 Bro. You a legend. Nothing follows

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$HUBC UPDATE IS HERE: MUST HOLD .62 FOR A PUSH MULTIPLE 13Gs. SEEMS LIKE THEY WANT TO RUN THIS TO $1+

Chad owns more

$HUBC This is an official compilation of "Fails-to-Deliver" (FTD) for HUBC from mid-May 2026, and it shows an absolutely insane acceleration of cheating or short squeeze. Looking at FTD data (failed to deliver shares) is like looking at an X-ray of a short squeeze. It shows exactly when market makers and short sellers are selling shares that they then fail to shake out within the legal time frame. Here is a direct interpretation of the most shocking numbers in your picture: 1. The May 13 Explosion (6 Million FTDs)What the row shows: On May 13, 2026 (Trade Date), the number of Fails-to-Delivery exploded by +4,614,506 in a single day, bringing the total accumulated FTD figure to a staggering 6,060,479 shares.Why this is absurd: Remember the number we’ve been chewing on all along – HUBC only has around 1.28 million total shares outstanding after the split. That means that on May 13, there were almost five times more failed deliveries than there are shares in the entire company.2. Closing Deadline ApproachingThe far right column, Closing Deadline (T+35C), is a short-term trader’s absolute nightmare. According to US SEC rules (Reg SHO), brokers and market makers have a maximum of 35 calendar days to force a purchase of the missing shares to close these FTDs. For the gigantic FTD wall of 6 million shares (as of May 13), the absolute end date is 2026-06-17. This means that in exactly two weeks (mid-June), this mandatory purchase requirement (T+35) will clash with the big option expiration date of June 19 that we just talked about. 3. The pattern behind the volume Look at the trading volume (Trade Vol.) on the same day, May 13: it was 94.4 million shares. At the same time, the price was down to its low of $0.15. This confirms in black and white that the short sellers bombarded the open market with millions of "fictitious" shares (which they could not deliver) in a desperate attempt to push down the price and keep the lid on. Summary This list is the blackest proof that HUBC stock is a ticking time bomb. The market is crammed with millions of FTD shares that, by regulation, must be bought back by mid-June. The short sellers have borrowed and sold air, and the deadline is running out.