I was definitely expecting some sort of press release already

I’m expecting good things from this company. Im hoping they advertise and post more than helix did

Lawsuits that will go nowhere.

Reverse splits happen but when they do you still have the same monetary amount as you did prior to split. Sure it would be nice to have 100,000 shares at $20 instead of 5,000 at $20 (just an example) but to trade on the nasdaq you need to have a higher price per share than what it is currently at. I would have liked a 5-1 or at most 10 to 1 split but the stock price was too low. Blame that on the biotrack people who had 20 million shares and dumped them all which ended up crashing the share price. If anyone should be sued it’s them. The merger will happen but since it’s coming people want their money so lawsuits are flying, people called the ambulance chasing lawyers. I do still think it’s also a way to keep the share price down but that’s my opinion.

It’s basically a guarantee unless the helix investors all vote for it not to happen but forian already has its stock ticker FORA and is set to start trading on the NASDAQ. Obviously the ticker goes to nothing right now. Also because of the pending merger helix can’t make any press releases otherwise they probably would have.

I would assume you’re talking about the law firms looking into the helix merger. Here is my two cents on that. I think there are a few possibilities here, (1) I think that it could be a ploy to keep the stock low before the merger happens and it will happen as all paperwork has been filed, (2) the executive staff wants to see who is upset with the company and wants to take legal action or (3) it’s legitimate. But I know a few people who have called these law firms and they never received a called back.

Either way the merger will be huge for helix and the train isn’t stopping or even slowing down one bit.

That’s great news for investors. The higher the stock goes the better the conversation rate.

Could be good, could be bad for both shareholders and Helix. Based on previous lawsuits, helix does not like to be in litigation, just like any other company, and will more than likely settle out of court if it shows wrongdoing. The third quarter results should be out this week, if it follows the timeline as last years Q3, once those are reviewed I’ll have more thoughts on everything.

It’ll be more telling once the third quarter results are released. I would assume they will be posted the second week of November, assuming it is the same time frame as last year.

Trading volume is what I was referring to

With over 16 millions trades yesterday I completely agree. Plus with this going to the nasdaq it’ll be pushed to more investors, analysts and advisors.

I would wager a bet that the .027 per share is based off of the share price at the time of the deal and that it could go higher if the stock continues to go up. If the stock were to jump to $2 or more then why would helix want to only get .027 per share when the $2 would be a better deal for them. Plus the Q3 should be coming out this month or next month and that’s more than likely going to show a nice profit margin.

That makes total sense, why sell at $.10 when your shares will be at $4 or higher once they hit the NASDAQ. Agreed, this is going to be real nice to watch.

This isn’t the news I was expecting. It’s better! This is great news! Good thing I’ve been buying shares between $.09 and $.10. This is going to make for a nice profit. Finally some good is coming out of 2020.

Could financing be better? Sure.
Could they have used their own money? Sure.
Could they do more advertising? Absolutely.
Does Zac have a plan? No doubt in my mind.
Am I buying more stock while it’s cheap? Without a doubt. That third quarter is coming out in the next month or two and it’s going to be big.

Look. Everyone was saying Tesla’s stock would never be worth anything. Look at it now. I bought in at $391 (before the split) thinking it wouldn’t go much higher, well it went to over $2000 and I made a killing. Do research, buy stocks in companies you believe in, don't invest what you can’t lose, don’t hope for a quick buck because that rarely happens and hope the cards fall in the way you’re hoping.

Just a few questions for the Q&A

If helix is looking to uplist, how do they plan on doing that as they currently do not meet the requirements?
- Helix would need to be $3-4 per share depending on what exchange they are looking at
- they would need a certain amount of assets and investors
- would they be looking to do reverse split?

What will the sale of the guard side of helix mean to their bottom line and will that be reflected on the Q2?

I’m hoping for news of up-listing as well but as of now the stock won’t meet the requirements for up-listing. I’m also hoping to hear about new revenue targets and profit margins. I’m expecting big things for the rest of the year.

I agree that this is an excellent move. Instead of 30-40% margins Helix will be on pace to have 80-90% margins like a technology company should. I’m very excited to see what helix does with the extra capital. I haven’t done too much with this stock but when it’s at $.10 I buy. I ended up selling a good portion at $.30 and made a lot of money. Then I ended up buying more recently when it dropped. From looking at the last financials you can see that with selling the guard side of things, helix will show a revenue & profit margin that will show they are/will probably be one of the few MJ companies that is profitable to this extent. So, I keep buying stock to pad my diverse portfolio.

I’ve been saying for a long time that blue line is defunct, that Ricky Bennett and dan Allen are crooks and would run this company into the ground. Hopefully they didn’t get paid out at all for killing this company.

Not entirely that’s for sure

With the stock market in a dive, I’ve been buying a lot of different stocks at a discounted price. Obviously, the trolls on this thread are not seasoned investors. This is the OTC boards and they are very tumultuous at times. But one can definitely make good margins on stock if bought at the right time, timing is everything. I’ve been loading up on oil and gas stocks, like I did back in 2010. However, I don’t believe oil and gas will be the future but they are the near future. I’ve also loaded up on cannabis stocks. Helix is one of them, all you have to do it look at how they have grown and how they continue to grow. It’s a proven track record so far. Some people don’t understand how start-ups work and how things turn from time to time. Stay the course, don’t but all your eggs in one basket, buy cheap hold then sell high. Zac and Scott have good history in business and are winners. They won’t stop until they succeed, only a fool would see differently.

On another note, I haven’t seen anyone on this thread talk about the fact that helix partnered with Hypur payment solutions. Hypur has been working this space for some time. They own blue line protection group which is now a joke but looks like Hypur fired the Ricky Bennett and Dan Allen so hopefully things look up for their cash processing. That stock is insanely cheap but I wouldn’t recommend buying any.

It’s nice to see Hypur finally got rid of those two jokers. Ever since they had been running things at BLPG they have ran it into the ground. On purpose? We’ll never know.

A partnership with HLIX is huge! I’ve been following them for some time now. With the market being so cheap I haven significantly increased my shares with HLIX.

As far as I have heard, they have gotten rid of all of their guarding contracts but still do money processing. Word on the street is that blue line has sold the blue line shell company to another company and won’t be operating as a public company anymore. How accurate is that? I don’t know but I would be interested to see if anyone else can confirm that.

This is amazing! I bought a decent amount of stock when it was at $187. So happy with that investment!

From talking to blpg at a trade show a few years ago, they told me that the end goal is to delist and go private or to delist, get rid of the blpg brand and have everything go into Hypur.

Well if he has millions they he doesn’t care what the price is because he’s rich anyway. Based off of the filings it seems your friend is probably associated with biotrack and that’s only a few people who have that many shares.

Helix is making moves but I don't think it'll go up until they make large moves or get onto the Canadian stock exchange. Plus it's the holiday season and stocks always drop because people are selling to buy presents, traveling or paying off debt. I know I'm selling some of the shares I bought when they first hit the market around $.10.

BLPG and their management team... my favorite running joke lmao

Lots of movement today, interesting ??

I didn’t pay attention to the slides either but that’s because I listened to it as I drove. I did like it, everything seemed to be well laid out and he is very well spoken. That’s interesting he, Zac and Scott went to the same MBA program. A side thought I had is that Helix should post that to their own YouTube channel and monetize it (if they are able too that is) and start to get on large podcasts to grow interest and the helix name, ie Joe Rogan, Gary Vaynerchuk, Tim Ferriss, Kevin Smith etc. That exposure would be priceless.

I think people will have more questions or more to say in general once the 10Q comes out.

I’m not sure where the bottom is either but I do know that if helix does not make some moves soon, it will drop significantly.

Looks like I’ll never get a chance to sit down to write out a detailed report. So I’ll just have to do it from my phone as I wait to take-off for my second delay from San Diego International Airport.

My concerns are that helix seems to be losing employees that have been there for a long time. Looks like each company that gets acquired, the owners end up leaving helix within a year or two. Which could be good or bad. Good if the owners have made out well in stocks and experience then move on to do other things they are passionate about. Which does seem to be the case, it looks like most upper management / acquired business owners have gone to start other businesses. I would also think that helix would keep a good relationship with them and partner up or do business together. It’s just interesting seeing what each person is doing business wise, I feel they’re similar to helix but also different.

Bad if they get pushed out, which I don’t think is the case since I haven’t found anything saying that. However, some line-level employees insinuated that they feel some upper management left because of issues with the top helix executives. But who knows.

Another concern is that helix does not have a strong online presence. They post here and there on social media but it doesn’t seem like they have a dedicated social media person to push the company to the forefront. Everyone knows social media helps to get business names out to the general public and helps with SEO. With a company as large as helix they need a person to do that for them. Get on Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Tik Tok, Facebook, snap chat etc., post and interact with people to get the helix name out there.

I would also like to see helix being pushed and looked at by various publications. It also seems something happened to the IR person from helix because I could not get ahold of him and press releases have gone down since the last public call.

I can guarantee no one cares that Vo left BiotrackTHC, literally not one person. The problem that Helix is having (IMO) is that they are not promoting the stock, keeping press releases to a minimum and need to get on the Canadian stock exchange like they had announced previously, however, I'd prefer they got onto the NYSE. I'm hoping that's why Helix added Garvis Toler to their team.

I will say that I heard some concerning things from my time in Colorado visiting some Helix protected locations. I'll touch on those a bit later, I don't have time at the moment to type out a detailed message.

That’s interesting. I wonder why? I assume there is something else the helix crew has up their sleeve. The delay for getting listed on the Canadian stock exchange definitely made August a disappointing month.

On another note, I’ll be flying to Colorado next week. While I’m there I’m going to visit some areas where helix has guards at, then I’m going to pick the brains of their employees to see what kind of info I can gather. I’ll keep everyone posted.

I will be interested to see how the stock performs after the conference call.

I have a gut feeling August will be a good month for helix. I know they like to be hush-hush about stuff until it happens and it’s been quite for some time on the home front.

Looks like your .50$ order may come to fruition.

Think I'll buy some more stock once it hits .0001, just for giggles. I would double what I already own for a fraction of the price. I agree with everyone else, this company is dead and is only limping along to the inevitable end. Their slow death has been painful to watch but BLPG is a prime example of what bad management can do to a company.

Agreed but while they wait to be approved by Canada to trade on their stock exchange, watching the Helix stock is like watching paint dry. Helix hasn't released many updates and I'm assuming they won't be releasing any big updates until that happens.