A lot of shareholders are frustrated and dump their shares day traders pick them up for a death cat bounce. Once misery is an others treasure. But the after market trades, who is autorised? No retailers I am sure of.
I hate to say it but this company is a scam. The ceo could have filed a sec filing for a late notification as he did last year why not now? Honest people want to be transparent they don't mind to communicate and answer some questions they have nothing to hide. Dishonest people want to confuse, hold back information they only care for themselves.
Nor Roger Slotkin neither Nikola Zaric give two cents for the shareholders of HPTG unfortunately. As well as a number of shareholders acting as wulfs tricking others to buy their crap only for the flip knowing that the next person will bleed over this and not giving a crap.
This weekend I bought myself my first convertible note of start up company VanMoof this company (a bicycle manufacturor) has talented designers, boardmembers with years of experience in known multinationals the last 2 years doubled the revenues, a simple and solid business strategy. I can buy later on my shares for a discount. I bought it via crowd funding it's a start up and yes it is high risk, high profit. The first 5 years I get 6 % divident minus 0.8% fees for management. A good start up with a good business model doesn't need otc markets. In just one week time the company gathered 1,5 billion euro with cn. They handpicked the noteholders because they already own products of the company now that's good marketing.
