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Re: joseywalestx post# 116065

Wednesday, 08/20/2014 1:29:08 PM

Wednesday, August 20, 2014 1:29:08 PM

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It is difficult to separate dreams from reality.
I remember when I started asking questions about the fundamentals back in 2012 and got hammered for falling out of line. For me, I had a good sum of money on the table and wanted to believe that my SSEV 23s and low HLNT collectables were going to make me rich, pay college tuitions and eliminate my mortgage. It was a tough decision deciding that I had best take a couple pennies and stand back awhile to see how things sorted out and whether or not there was any truth and substance to the story lines. That would possibly mean that any Arkansas quarter would simply escape my grasp. Remember how we got excited about that quarter? Well, that is all history now and we may see the truth in it all to a significant degree.


I CAN SEE IT NOW!

The question remains, did we just have joyful pumping going on or was their an orchestrated effort on the global web to initiate and carry out a long con and was it all independent of HTI and the boys or did something else go on there? Could be that the HLNT history has simply been honest incompetence on behalf of the company and the leadership of Chad Coats. Could be any number of things, not necessarily with any intent to merely take money from hapless investors. Regardless, history is what it is and lots of money has been invested and for all practical purposes for not with a bled out and bloated share structure accompanying virtually a bankrupt company, IMO at least.

So now everything hinges on this DOD testing. If you put blinders on, that looks great. To a novice investor government contracts are certainly worth risk. Fact is, there is no government contract yet and there may never be and if there ever is, it is a long ways from generating profit for the company.

If I were doing this gig and got the contract, I would look to a BK reorganization so as to eliminate old debt and a worthless share structure. Those shareholders are just old history and a burden to the future of HTI and AHS in my opinion. But that may take cleaning up those law suits first so as to establish a bottom line without the encumbering legal issues. I'm not claiming to be skilled in this sort of business manipulation, just saying that it may be an idea on the table.

If the government does issue a contract, I would suspect that it would be a small order and as success was achieved HTI could see larger and varied product orders going forward. That's of course assuming that there is a product and ownership of the technology isn't tied up in court anymore.

One question keeps coming to my mind though. If HTI is so burdened by debt and virtually non-existent on the map, why does AHS even need HTI? Going one step further, how much money would it take to sever the ties of the HTI 50% ownership of AHS and simply cast HLNT adrift as a bloated worthless shell? That is one significant question and I think pretty reasonable given everything we have and have not been told. The drama is incredible.


OMG, HLNT SIMPLY KILLS ME!

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