That's a new angle:
"HLIX is not scamming shareholders, yet they are scamming the best privately held mj companies."
And this is the position that got Alan's endorsement. I'm speechless.
So, the best privately held MJ companies, not the poorly-performing MJ companies. Wouldn't it be prudent to assume that the best managed companies are the smarter companies? Hence, the reason they are doing the "best"?
So, put another way, Zac is scamming the smartest people in the industry. But not the shareholders. Not just BioTrack, but MJ too. Run by women. They say women are smarter than men, even. I believe it. They can't run faster, but they can think faster. Well, some of them can run faster than me, but not on a percentage basis.
So the smartest and brightest of the field are getting scammed. These are the ones, presumably, than Alan would be endorsing for his clients -- the best in the MJ industry. We'll go on to assume that they are so smart they didn't bother to have a professional money manager vet this major life-changing decision. Their whole future is getting scammed by Zac. Zac, of course, who started this company with some of the best minds and reputations in law enforcement.
HLIX is all about compliance. That must be like hiding in plain sight then. Wow. Okay. Because we are going to judge a stock on its volume, like those toxicly financed companies -- lots of volume on those. Whew! Well, I gotta go to work.
I'm speechless. I guess this is why I'm doing so well in the market. I don't have much competition in the way of investors. It's not that I'm competing with the brightest minds. So I'm offended, yet not. I wouldn't want it any other way.
