[144] AMERICAN REBEL HOLDINGS INC SEC Filing
Form 144 notice for American Rebel Holdings, Inc. (AREBW): The filing notifies a proposed sale of 175,000 shares of common stock through WestPark Capital with an aggregate market value of $135,205. The filer reports 10,228,741 shares outstanding, and the approximate date of sale is listed as 09/23/2025. The securities were acquired on 08/01/2025 by conversion of Series A Convertible Preferred Stock, described as a conversion of fully paid preferred shares. No securities were reported sold by the filer in the past three months. The filing does not identify the selling person's name, relationship to the issuer, or signature details in the provided content.
- Conversion completed: The 175,000 shares were converted and are described as from fully paid Series A Convertible Preferred Stock, indicating settlement of the conversion.
- No recent sales: The filer reports "Nothing to Report" for securities sold in the past three months, simplifying aggregation considerations under Rule 144.
- Missing seller identity: The provided content does not include the name of the person for whose account the securities are to be sold or the relationship to the issuer, limiting disclosure completeness.
- No signature or attestation details: Signature, date of notice, and any Rule 10b5-1 plan adoption date are not present in the provided extract.
Insights
TL;DR: A notice of proposed sale of 175,000 shares (about 1.71% of outstanding stock) following a recent conversion.
The filing documents a planned market sale executed through a broker, showing the shares were converted from Series A preferred stock on 08/01/2025 and are slated for sale on 09/23/2025. The aggregate value, $135,205, suggests a per-share implied price near $0.773. The document lacks the seller's identity and any disclosure of intent or trading plan text; without the seller relationship or signature details, material investor implications are limited in this notice alone.
TL;DR: Routine Rule 144 notice for converted preferred shares; missing filer identity reduces disclosure completeness.
From a governance perspective, the required conversion and notification are in evidence, but the provided extract omits the name of the person for whose account the sale is to be made and the signature/attestation details. That omission prevents assessment of insider status, aggregation requirements, or related-party implications. The filing confirms no sales in the prior three months, which is relevant when evaluating aggregation rules under Rule 144.