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They don't have this many ducks. There's more than just time holding this down
It's official, I'm disappointed.
Whatever happens, I have my magic number in place, just waiting for that pop. Hopefully it comes in a few weeks near the 3rdQ update. I'd hate to see this drag on to the new year.
Could be either. Seems a bit suspect to have shelving in front of a white board, but who's to say thats not a temporary place for the shelves. I don't know. But they don't have a track record of being that smart.
I just zoomed in and quoted what I was able to make out. " ...we buy ____ him for no more than 450K..."
Also the HAON tree that has 6 acronyms. Could be anything of course. Good or bad.
I did notice a few interesting things on the white board behind the infamous walmart shelves.
Talking of purchasing something from 'him' for $450k.
Lots of names appearing to be under the HAON umbrella, including Hopp and LTCP.
Could be some big big things going on
Serious question, why? Why would they issue new 1's, when no other 1's are being sold? God forbid their goal is to fatten their pockets as much as they can before things take a bad turn, why not issue 2's. They could get twice the amount of profit, and make it last twice as long.
Why continue to offer new 1's when they could get more?
If this is all building up to the 3Q release, could be a frustrating wait at the end of a much longer more frustrating wait.
Why don't you think so?
Absolutely. A hint of a hint of good news, that Ask will shrink by half.
I don't think you understand the concept of dumping for quick profit
Beating a dead horse here, but thoughts on that spike in volume last week being contributed to company buybacks? Odd that there would be 188+ million bought in a week sandwhiched by dead space.
Quick summary on where this up-tick in volume came from?
Can you briefly explain what it means to have an 'assets purchase agreement'?
From what I assumed, they operated the company/assets as HAON sees fit, but cannot do anymore than that, as they did not acquire control of the company as a whole. Bob is suing to get his company back, when it is he that owns the company?
If it is true that Bernard has accrued debt in the name of Hopp Companies, we could be looking at more than the 286k owed.
Something is off though. We need to hear from the other side. It's odd that this Bob Hopp would wait 9 months to do anything about this. Of course if you buy someones assets for 700k, you're going to use them for your own benefit, a big portion of Bob's complaint is lacking common sense. It sounds more like he didn't get his money and is now back tracking on the agreement he made, trying to take everything back because he didn't get paid in full. If I'm not mistaken, if you purchase something, you are free to do with it what you will. Though, I'm not familiar with the caveats of an asset purchase agreement.
I think it's odd that the Hopp Companies would almost fall off the face of the earth after the agreement, only to pop back up months later making these complaints.
I gotta say, this doesn't look so great.
That's not true. I believe you've purposefully made false statements.
I've seen a couple of good posts today.
I agree that the action from HAON is not over yet. An extended loll for sure, but with the company putting the effort for people to see that they are still working, they are still working. Which is good.
I'm also very discouraged by the pps that they did buyback the few shares that they have. The pps has hit 1's in every quarter since they announced the buyback. IF they had the patience to wait for 1's like their shareholders, they could've about double the amount bought back. So why buy 2's and 4's?
Maybe they're only able to buy shares back at the end of the quarter when they have the cash on hand, and they are forced to buy at the current pps just to get some shares on the buyback record for that quarter? Maybe they're taking a hit as a sign of good faith to investors, and it's being read completely wrong. If that's the case, keep an eye out for large chunks of 1's being bought up at the end of this month. Could be a good sign.
There is still potential here, it's not going to be quick tho. Which sucks because that's why I'm here.
From the no bid to tapping 2s.
Shows the potential here I think. No one wants to buy in without good news. But everyone holding believes in the potential. Not many 1s to get. The bid won't grow without news, the company won't dilute 1 mil at a time.
Patience.
No predictions. But I have had my sell price set at .0007 since March. That's been my target price.
That's clearly not what I said or even possibly maybe suggested towards.
Handling the Twitter account and doing busy work to beef their resumes is what I did say.
Bernard is not known for making huge successful companies. What he is known for is flipping companies. He takes bankrupt or almost bankrupt companies, builds them up, and sells them. That's his track record. It's not a pretty business model, nor traditional. It won't appear from the outside to be the barbie doll of stocks. But what it is, is taking a bad company that is in the toilet, pulling it out, building it up, and selling it to someone else for profit.
I don't know how many times he's failed, but I know that the interwebs say he has succeeded with 16 brands in the last 5 years. That's a decent track record in my opinion. Which is why everyone is here.
Don't expect traditional moves, expect what is necessary in order to turn a penniless turd into a profitable turd.
In companies of this size, it's likely that the intern in running the twitter account.
And like every other intern, (including the one that has supposedly been commenting on this site what God knows what reason, probably because it isn't actually an intern of the company, but that's another story) the intern knows nothing. So yes, the intern is going to give a round
about answer because the intern knows nothing. They do busy work to beef up their
personal resume. That is all.
There is still hope here. As little as it is, we made it through a very rough patch. It is in the hands of the company even more so than before. Even a hint of a sign of any more dilution and it's game over.
Stay tuned after these 1s.
Say more good things that will happen because you spoke them into existence
Disappointing.
This is unfortunately very dependent on PRs and such.
Even more unfortunate that HAON has drained the cow with all of their pointless PRs thought the recent months.
You're only stuck if you want out.
I'm waiting still, acquisition or audit.
Fonzie will be here soon.
After distributing 1.3 billion shares in under a few hours, I just can't imagine they would take the time or have the patience to trickle sell a few million shares.
Sampleandhold, the master of disguise.
Well that may be true, I don't remember what the A/S was during the latest run. Clearly at least 1.3 billion less.
But that didn't have anything to do with my question.
That's a good point, definitely more willing investors tap into a .0001 than a .0005. Less risk taken on.
But, if I remember right, the last three runs that hit or surpassed .0007 have had more than 1 billion shares traded in a single day. And the last run trades a few hundred million a day over the next 5 days on the way back down. I've got to believe that their 200mil new issues could be sold on those days, especially with the way the MMs have been able to control, manipulate, and prioritize their own agendas.
On that topic, can someone answer this;
Why does a company dump shares at such a low price point? Just because it is easier? Or is there a legal reason behind it?
They issued 1 billion new shares recently at .0001. Why not let their share price rise and issue the new shares at a higher price? 1 billion new shares at .0001 is the same as 200mil new shares at .0005.
They could keep the A/s below 15billion, that would reinforce alot of confidence from the long term share holders, as well as keep the new ones interested because of the potential. It's hard to walk in on HAON and see 25 billion shares and take them seriously.
So that's the question I'm curious about, why do they dump at .0001 instead of a higher pps when the stock rises. They're keeping it down by doing this. They could let is rise authentically and issue new shares at a higher pps without being so obvious.
It's unfortunate that they raised the A/S to 25 billion. I don't see how this wouldn't have at least made a run to .0007-.001 with these recent PRs and the CC and the quarterlies. Name one penny stock that released a profitable quarter followed the next day by a conference call that didn't touch the pps.
I think the only thing that held this down these last couple of weeks is not the lack of trust compiled by previous unfulfilled promises, but the lack of trust caused by the A/S being raised so far.
I was referring to the time span between novermberish-late January when the company was pushing out 2s with no end in sight, before the pps jumped to a peak of 12.
The last time I heard people complaining about the 2s, the endless 2s, it jumped to 12 one day. Tomorrow could yet be that day again, dependent on the news.
Still waiting on that audit. My deadline for them having that was the end of January haha.
Top 50 most read and 2-1 buys today. Elvis hasn't left the building yet.
I don't believe the q2 info will benefit the pps very much. If it's good, we may see some 3s, if its great, maybee some 4s. It's gonna take over 100mil buyback to see any kind of real movement. Thursdays meeting is what is going to move this if anything.
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Only 10% of shares on the ask. Perspective is important. 90% of shareholders ready and waiting for the developments coming this week. They've already begun with the news release today. More to come Wednesday-Friday for sure. Tomorrow could be our last quiet day.
That'll happen wednesday/thursday. Last grab into the candy dish before the meeting begins.
This week will define HAONs future.
There must be substantial news for HAON(audit, actual steps being taken for an uplist, or even cancelling the uplist, but big news elsewhere in the business). Without something meaningful this week, I believe we'll witness the beginning of the end.
Who will follow Bernard to his next ticker?
A company like this doesn't just have a conference call meeting just for kicks. That's way too much pressure on a scam artist and way too much personal interaction with investors.
There must be a reason they're having it now. I'm really hoping they will announce the completion of the 2017 audit during the meeting and maybe even announce a timeline for the uplist. The raising of the OS doesn't give me much faith on their rout to get there tho.