Really?
Name a penny stock with only 2 professional employees that receive well over a $1 million in annual compensation that's listed as a pink sheet and has massive operating losses and nearly no cash on its balance sheet?
Most companies that fit that description are bankrupt. But because well meaning people who know little about investing are willing to buy this stock to pay the excessive management salaries, this shell of a company remains on the books.
This is how it works: BHRT sells heavily discounted shares to bottom feeder equity funds. Cash is used to cover operating losses, which is nearly equal to management's compensation. Said equity fund sells those shares in market to you for nearly twice the price of what they paid.
In other words, the hard earned cash from you, the retail investors, always end up in the pockets of management and the some sleazy fund manager.
Some investment, eh?