I appreciate the feedback, but so much of the 'good news' that gets posted on this board are in relation to the CBD climate and market potential, not specifically to HMPQ.
The CBD market, we can all agree, is going to explode over the course of the next 5 years. However, if we focus in uniquely on HMPQ's position in that market, it's non existent.
Their share and management structure is not reminiscent of any of the others CBD players in the industry. We are led to believe that an 80 year old man and his 75 year old sister are going to somehow be pioneers in the field? Read the MD&A Year End document available on OTCMarkets.com , there are multiple line items in there saying should Sal die (an extreme and very morbid, im sure we all agree), they basically cease to operate. Which I'm sure is because he continues to fund HMPQ's annual net losses through his other shells (Africement) which he gets by selling shares into the market.
I know we, as investors, are operating in the OTC environment, specifically in pink sheets, where most companies and investors can't tell their a$$ from their elbows - but let's try and stay objective and scrutinize where it's due. Take a look at the other pink sheets out there - POTN, MCOA, MJNA, Vate, etc. Look at their management structure, products in the market, their websites, etc. Those are firms that seem to be actually trying.
Again, I'm still holding, but I really don't know for how much longer. Even only holding for the last 5 months, I'm tired of the smoke and mirror routine with this company. Maybe I should take the quick small gain and throw into one of those other firms I just mentioned, who knows.