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That's not true. I have not reached any conclusions yet. I just know of a few people I don't like for sure. Like you, for example.
Like, for instance. I have you down for 10,000 shares at .13. Hypothetically speaking, if that were 10,000 units of precious cargo you had on my space ship, and I had my 40,000 shares of cargo on board as well. I'd probably crash into a meteorite. On purpose. Just so you'd lose your Earthly possessions. I would feel good about that. Much better than my loss of 40K of my possessions. And I'd walk away from the wreckage, and I'd leave you there. Because I have an exit plan, and you can't have access to that information.
Any questions?
Vincente Fox Needs to Join the Board
To bring some balance and common sense to Helix's BOD in my opinion. Somebody that thinks right. And has good contacts as a bonus.
I hope he is still interested. I like the Mexican flag, by the way. I believe in immigration reform. Smart, intelligent reform. Not political walls. And, no Mexico is obviously not paying for it. Just as Vincente Fox said. I could just as easily burn the Mexican flag. We need a younger demographic. Smart, contributions to society from all over the world to help pay for Social Security. You know, common sense. Pluralism.
Can we get a Coke rep to our board. Another bi-lingual speaker, hence another 3d thinker, that has a tradition of developing strong American brands like Coca Cola. Specifically, Vincente Fox?
Can I email Fox myself, and ask him why he's not on the Helix board? I think I will. It sure can't hurt. Not a phone call though .That's too obtrusive. I hope I can find his email. I'm going to try to reach out to him.
I'm going to burn the American Flag today.
This is in an exercise of democracy, since we have director at HLIX foaming at the mouth again. Telling people they can't burn the American flag. Actually, America is a pluralist nation. My ancestors fought for the freedom to burn the flag. To disrespect our President. Because fear is living under a regime. Under a king. A wannabe king, which I'm certain will refuse to step down and transfer power peacefully if he should lose the election. And fear and oppression are seen in such things, as fear of trampling over sacred "flags" which are mere pieces of cloths. Fear of urinating on statures which are losers in a civil war. Yet, forced to salute a king that refuses to hang up the picture of his predecessor, ignoring a sacred tradition in blatant hypocrisy. One that uses tear gas to cross the street, to pose for the cameras with a bible in his hand. So that this ignorant director at HLIX can feel proud that his religion is the law of the land. While he spews irrational fear and conspiracy theories of Muslims wanting to impose their religion on him.
I want that cocky and arrogant director at HLIX to step down and try to stop me. Because I'm going to burn his flag as a symbol of freedom of oppression and freedom of hypocrisy. His understandsing of the flag does not represent my values or what America means to the other half of the nation. This pluralist nation. And I also refuse to say "under god" in the pledge of allegiance. Words added over a century later to that pledge, by the way. In fact, I choose to say no pledge to anyone or any thing. My pledge is to the scientific method. That's my right. I refuse to prey in public. And I refuse to worship any of your gods.
You never say anything, Whatsup. You never provide supporting evidence to anything. Your stories constantly change. You jump to conclusions. I hve not jumped to any conclusions yet. Things are never exactly as they seem.
And as I said, I don't use phones. Your ears are programmed for what they want to hear. Mine are listening and constantly interpreting, and it's understood that there are many sound waves I can't hear.
Like, the lady on notice yesterday I work with. Now, I'm back to drugs as a suspicion. Something is just not right. Her work is sloppy. It's not like her. Things are missing. She's rusty, granted, but something is off. She said something illogical. I'm beginning to wonder if I talked to her in her "sober" yet high self. Her "normal" in a downward spiral. Something is not right with her or HLIX, and I can't put my finger on what, exactly, with either one of them.
I don't smoke the product. I don't know if you are. I don't if they are. I just want results. And I don't want theft. I don't want to support anyone's drug habits or bad choices. I don't want to see Emerald and KP ripped off. Or me. So far, the potheads have not produced. They talk about medicinal beneifts and so forth and so on. How about work performance? I'm not seeing work performance around here. I'm seeing a lot of work, and I'm seeing shareholders paying for all that work and not getting anything in return. And maybe it helps to smoke pot to see more "clearly" what our workers are seeing. But in my sober state, I'm not seeing jack #@$#@! I'm seeing lots of dilutions and nothing to show for it.
What is Janjic doing to produce shareholder wealth? Besides foaming at the mouth with his extreme Trump politics. About a guy that can't even pass a fact-checker. Stop talking, start producing! Same with you, Whatsup. Have something to say? Tell us. Show evidence. Don't work for yourself. Work for the truth. What comes goes around.
In short, BUYER BEWARE. I have lots of questions and no answers.
What is wrong with this picture?
Why is Helix diluting its shareholders? Is it possible that Garvis Toler took a turn to darkness? I haven't found any supporting evidence at this time. Can't rule it out either.
Here is a book on how to spot Financial Shenanigans:
http://digilib.stiem.ac.id:8080/jspui/bitstream/123456789/230/1/Financial%20Shenanigans.pdf
On Page xii, the author gives a special nod to Garvis Toler for his support when Toler was with RiskMetrics. That is the same Toler, and Garvis was with RiskMetrics. That's literally page 13 of the pdf file, but xii in the way they numbered the pages in the beginning.
I really hope this isn't a case of someone that specializes is financial shenanigans and therefore able to cover his tracks well. I really hope that's not the case here.
RiskMetrics was established by JP Morgan, all about advanced methodologies of identifying and explaining risks. So, he's not stupid. I don't want somebody too smart because they can rob you blind. I can't be sure what Toler's motives are. But watch your back. I'm going to be looking for dirt. That is the scientific process. Falsify the premise. If it stands, it stands. That doesn't mean it's true. But if you can falsify it, you can negate it.
Why is Toler sitting up there on TV as his new venture dilutes shareholders? He's not stupid. He knows he's talking out both sides of his mouth up there as I see it. How about shoot straight with us, Garvis Toler. Don't fake-smile people. Be legitimate and give the good, the bad, and the ugly. Don't serve Zac. Serve yourself. Serve your shareholders. Don't ever put yourself in a position where you work for Mr. Market. Because I don't work for him. I don't work for you. And I'm going to follow the trail of truth. Always. You should do the same.
I really hope this isn't an expert of financial shenanigans that wants to pull some shenanigans. I really, really hope that's not the case here. Straighten up, guys. Get your act together!
What a small world.
That lady I'm supposed to keep an eye on called me up. Told me all about the drama in her life. I didn't ask to hear any of that. That explains a lot. And I thought she had her whole life together. On the surface, it looks like she does. Behind the scenes, she is chaotic and unstable. Lost her fiance, jumping place to place with her child, etc. She is working now, and only 1/4 through today's goal.
See, I hope there is nothing under the surface I can't see going on with our exec team. Unfortuneately, I know Janjic is a wingnut. Far right extremist. Off the charts! That tells me he is clueless or about manipuation. It tells me he lives in a bubble, and that's not good. He is dumbed down by group think.
In theory, Zac is much more worldly, knows at least 3 languages that I know of, which means he thinks in 3D. That's a fact. He should not, in theory, be living in an alternate reality. He's in charge, so I consider that a good thing.
I don't understand why another 1M shares flooded the OS in the last 2 weeks or so. As former Head of Capital Markets, I'd like Garvis Toler to explain that to Becky Quick. Somebody that can ask any question they want, without their questions being filtered. I really, really hope nobody is on drugs or their brain frazzled. At least that lady reached out to me and it's not drugs in her case. I can set her on the rigiht path if she just listens. I really, really hope we don't have addiction problems behind this behavior.
I'm trying to find DIRT ON GARVIS TOLER
I haven't been able to find any supporting evidence of fraud yet. I'm sick to my stomach with this ongoing dilution though. Garvis was with Deologic before he was head of capital markets for a few years.
Why did he join Helix from such a prestigous position and background if they are going to $#@% on shareholders? This doesn't seem right. Here he is talking to Becky Quick while he was with Dealogic.
https://www.cnbc.com/video/2014/04/21/tech-ipos-storm-markets.html
Why can't we talk to Becky Quick, Garvis, as a representative of Helix? Why are we talking to these same paid promoters with their rehearsed questions? Why are we acting sleezy and dumping shares on these shareholders? This doesn't add up.
At my job, there is this great lady who was a star performer that is just dropping off a cliff. I almost suspect, is she on drugs? She is absent, not there, production downhill. Today, she is not here. Again, after not hitting her goal yesterday. She is on notice. I'm supposed to keep an eye on her. What is wrong with this picture? If I'm on notice, I show up. Period. I hope this isn't like our star performer at my job. What in the $#@%# is goign on here?
I can't find dirt on Garvis. Then why are you guys serving us #$#@%? Get out there and get an interview on CNBC. Start acting professional and start wearing the shoes you had, Garvis. This is not you. You are better than this!
QUIT DILUTING SHAREHOLDERS! YOu are pumping out more shares than dollars. That's a losing formula.
If I get disillusioned with this company, and I find that Toler is up there lying in videos, I'm goign to sell 100% percent of my shares and go on a war path of vengence. That is promise and not a threat.
More Dilution: Dated 8-11-20
Only truth here. The transfer agent updated on 8-11-20, which was not on OTC yesterday. Now it is:
Outstanding Shares
116,073,931
08/11/2020
In the post I'm referring to, it said:
Outstanding Shares
114,947,768
08/04/2020
Okay, so we are not going to respect this kind of behavior. That's another 1M shares that diluted this month, and there was no convertible as an excuse. Now I'm starting to get concerned about fraud and abuse.
Keep an eye on this number. If they get me mad, which I'm about to get, they are going to regret it.
Source: https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HLIX/security
Keep in mind that some of these guys in HLIX that are on the political fringe, think that the US should be on the gold standard. But they wan't to treat you the way they don't want the FED to treat them, even though that's not the same situation, as they see it in their warped monetary policy. Even though Churchill proved them wrong long ago.
Do no buy here if this is going to be an ongoing pattern. This will be legal theft. Keep an eye on this number. This is how politicians steal from the masses because raising taxes is politically expensive, evne though that's the correct thing to do. We don't want a company that is a printing press. That's the profile of a scam stock. Don't go there.
This needs to come to an end. I did not stutter.
OH, thanks. That's what I get for skimming. Believe it or not, I'm actually talking to y'all from work most of the time. I'm always jump back and fro. Keeps things interestings. I'm more comfortable multi-tasking. Never actually read, just skim. Then come back and fill in the blanks.
My tech support was all set to give me an important tool I need today. And then, they got stumped again. Shucks!!! I need that tool! And, it would be another argument to keep me at home. I love how this Covid played out in many ways. Like working from home and forcing people to go green.
Maybe this will also be yet another market force for states to want to tax this plant, after trillions in stimulus spending. Even our money has gone green, no longer literally a printing press. More like our HLIX shares these days.
Well, New Mexico is not near as interesting. But at least we are growing the software, and Biotrack V.2 does sound a lot better than what we bought in theory to me. Engini seems to have done well on that front.
HELIX and MEXICO News
Well, this is an interesting development today. Apparently, a secret operation that's been going on all month, not mentioned int he conference call. Sounds very interesting indeed. And if it's Mexico, does that mean a Vincente Fox coming into the fold soon? Did he have anything to do with this?
Helix Technologies Launches Nations First Online MMJ Reciprocity Platform in New Mexico
8:22 AM ET 8/25/20 | Dow Jones
DENVER, CO / ACCESSWIRE / August 25, 2020 / Helix Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB:HLIX) (the "Company") announced today that New Mexico's online medical marijuana reciprocity portal is live and has been serving out of state patients living or vacationing in New Mexico for almost a month as of this writing.
The system, which is the first of its kind for US Medical Cannabis programs, allows state regulators to electronically register and track out of state patients into the patient registry. The system decreases time and costs associated with paper only patient registries and allows the state to track and enforce dispensing limits in real time to prevent potential diversion to the black market.
The new platform benefits all stakeholders in the New Mexico industry as it allows out of state patients a convenient way to access medical cannabis while enjoying the many outdoor and cultural opportunities in New Mexico. Since going live with the reciprocity module on July 1st, more than 1,700 out of state patients have been registered for the program. "We're encouraged by the ability of this platform to assure people visiting New Mexico get the medicine they need when cannabis has been recommended as a treatment by their medical provider at home," said New Mexico Department of Health Medical Cannabis Program Director Dr. Dominick Zurlo. "We appreciate the efforts of Helix Biotrack to work with us toward the goal of assuring visiting patients experience uninterrupted treatment and relief for their medical conditions."
"We are always looking for ways to work with our Government partners to improve transparency, ease of use, and ultimately public safety," said Helix Biotrack COO Dr. Moe Afaneh. "This is the first step towards digitally bridging states' medical markets, while ultimately improving access for patients looking to explore New Mexico, bringing in new patients for the industry, and saving everyone time and money in the process. We're very proud to bring another industry-first innovation to Seed to Sale Tracking, with more to come."
Khiron Life Sciences does have Fox on their board, and they had an interesting quarter released. They reduced their cash burn to $4M a quarter and are starting to ramp up some sales. Perhaps we can deal with them. They have the patients and the cannabis. Subtract out Khiron's cash, and their market cap can come be cut in half and still be a little more expensive than us, but we have more sales. And if we continue to dilute, we'll catch up with them in price so let's not dilute or pollute. I have a plan where my HLIX shares are free, and then it also pays for more KHIRON, ffor which I have only afoot in the door at this time.
I love it when a plan comes together!
Can We Have Some CORBEL CAPITAL Please?
https://www.corbelcap.com/
This firm is integrity. Let's look at how they can help HLIX and stop this dilution, the debasement of shareholder value. IFFF they were to accept us. They should be talked to. They don't invest in companies with the goal of ripping off investors.
DO WE QUALIFY? Worth a look:
Corbel targets lower middle market companies who desire a minority partner to help them scale or professionalize their businesses ahead of an ultimate exit event
Yes. That's what we all want. We are lower market. We are micro cap. We want to scale and not be diluted.
Execute minority investments into profitable, well-positioned, lower middle market businesses
Of course. That's what I want. Minority investment. I don't want somebody to take control. I want alignment of interests.
Investments of $5-40 million in companies meeting these criteria:
Yes! That's what we need. $5 to $40M. Probably $5M would be perfect. Maybe $10M tops, depending on the goals. A good, non-predatory alignment of interests.
EBITDA of $2-15 million
#$#@!! Failed test 1. But we are are getting close to the minimum if we can sustain our progress. Can we talk to them once we hit EBITDA of $2, Mr. Ogur? Can we stop talking to loan sharks?
Entrepreneur/family-operated businesses or financial/independent sponsor involvement
Well, Scott and Zac have been working together for decades. And Toler knew them from college apparently. Sounds like family to me. Check!
Profitable, stable and growing businesses with strong industry positions
We have growth and strong industry position. We have very unstable acquired insiders and lenders. But let's stabilize and then talk to Corbel, please. Can that be the goal of 2021, New Year's resolution?
Identifiable growth and value creation potential
Yes, because this firm actually cares about their investments. They may be minority positions and hence not a threat. But at the same time, they take active consultant roles and help direct the companies they invest in -- Alignment of interests.
Typical investment structures include, but are not limited to: debt plus warrants, convertible debt, and convertible preferred equity
And I'm confident it won't be the TOXIC version of that.
But this is the ICING ON THE CAKE:
They come in and recapitalize. They eliminate toxic lenders and take over with an exit plan. They help to create wealth, not destroy it for their own selfish gain. Like predators.
That would be a nice Christmas gift if anyone at HLIX is wondering what they should get us for Christmas.
I don't need it. I won't use it.
Besides, if Zac is me, I don't need to call myself. Right??
Calls are inefficient. Emails. Routines. Quarterly updates.
Here is my routine: 3:00 p.m. That's when I check my messages. It goes something like this:
Delete, delete, transfer, delete, transfer, email back tomorrow, delete, transfer, delete, delete, email back tomorrow, RUSH - email now, but would have been faster had you emailed when you called, delete.
I hope you are fast learner! Most seem to be!
There is only one time for questions. During conference calls. Quarterly updates. That's why they call them quarterly updates. Nothing vague in the 10Q. That's why we have the SEC -- regulation.
Conference calls are a gift. They are not mandatory. Be thankful you have them. Many companies don't even give them. Don't look at your cup half full. The fact that you can even email questions is a gift. The fact that they answer anything, is a gift. All information required is in the 10Q. Antyhing else is icing on the cake.
Phone calls and/or emails to executives is just RUDE. And a distraction. In fact, I train people through operant conditioning that writing me email is faster response time. I make people wait that leave me messages. DO NOT CALL ME.
Now, I'm taking a break. Don't call me. But you can write me here. And I'll get back to you on MY TIME.
And lastly, don't be continuously vague and then complain about alledged vagueness. But at least you are consistent. I will give you that.
That's not really my MO, Whatsup. I find phones to be obtrusive. I don't think he needs to be bothered with phone calls. Emails would suffice. I prefer all my work in emails. It's not intrusive, and it allows one to research their answers first.
When somebody calls me at work, and during Covid, I've been working at home, I don't answer my headset. It's part of a chat program. If they are aprt of the chat program, they can write me. Or email me. Or if a call is being transferred to me, they can go to my voice mail. Unless I recognize the person's name. I want the ability to do research first. And I don't want to get sidetracked from what I'm doing.
That's why my boss's boss yesterday told her I'm "a machine." It's because I work efficient. You are part of my multi-tasking fun. Keep it fun, keep it simple, and don't answer phones. I don't contact people by phone. That's old school. I want it in writing. I want records. No hearsay. I want search engines and a record of what was said. Nobody can ever come to me and say "I never said such and such" because I have it writing. TIME-STAMPS.
That's what you need to learn and understand. Without it, it's all just hearsay. Maybe Zac is just as efficient. *Maybe* phones are not his MO.
Hypothetically speaking, if I were to call Zac up personally, wouldn't I be calling myself? According to your latest accusation, that is.
Or do you even keep track of your accusations?
Is your story changing again? Who am I today in your mind?
BioTrack Termination?
I would like to know what this is about.
On February 29, 2020, the former President of the Company’s BioTrackTHC subsidiary forfeited 1,430,306 BioTrackTHC Management Awards and 204,364 Bio-Tech Medical Software, Inc. 2014 Stock Incentive Plan stock options as a result of his termination (See Note 16).
The news bites say he "resigned." Which they all say, which is okay. Could be or could not be. But this says "termination." And he forefeits all of that last quarter? That's painful. And just on the surface.
Is anybody else suffering a loss? Because I like pain inflicted on others when pain is inflicted on shareholders. I want to know more about the reasons behind this pain.
It's also good to see this:
On January 28, 2020, the Company entered into a subscription agreement with an investor for the purchase of 270,270 shares of the Company’s common stock and 135,135 warrants to purchase shares of the Company’s common stock at $0.40 per share for total gross proceeds of $100,000.
That investor is underwater then. As it should be. His only gain at that time, rather than purchasing at market, seems to be warrants. So, he's down. Nobody in 2020 is getting toxic poisons to deliver to shareholders in the future. Everybody is down, except for those accredited investors that got the .11 exercisable price. But that's our price today and perfet alignment of interests, and they are restricted for a year from exercising. Not even sure how they benefited at all rather than going straight to market, so that's fine by me.
The preferred shares with their anti-dillutive clauses, go up in their dilution potential due to all these loans, but they exercise at .32, which is more alignment of interests. The alignment of interests have improved greatly. So, you punch the mother #$@$#@ers in the mouth if they don't reward YOU. Shareholders first, insiders second!
It's better than your recollection in the neighborhood of $500,000, Emerald. It's closer to $1M, which does pay off that debt at least.
During the six months ended June 30, 2020, the holders of Note Ten, Note Eleven and Note Twelve elected to convert $170,000, $400,000 and $350,110 in principal of the respective convertible notes into 564,420, 4,420,411 and 3,925,000 shares of the Company’s common stock, respectively (See Note 10).
To be Clear:
Janjic is the one ripped off in this quote. Not us:
"What he sold to us for $16M is now worth $2M at today's closing price. Complete rip off if his expectations are met this year."
That would be Helix, us, ripping HIM off in my eyes. EVERYBODY gets ripped off from here on out. Unless you clear the runway of the potholes ahead, and take off. As it should be.
KERN today shot up a buck, and then fell promptly down. On news of something we already have with somebody else. So, time to start flying. I'd prefer a nice big load of cash like Jessica over there has to clear those potholes ahead and do things with.
Dilution Pollution
Between Dec 31, 2019 and June 31, 2020, the exact number of shares added were 8,909,831 shares added from conversions, and there were some exercising of options too, adding 700,000 to the OS. But the options aren't significant.
Steve Janjic was given 16,765,727 shares for Amercanex, and those are restricted at this time. So he has taken a severe beating, and rightly so because insiders need to suffer with sharehholders. What he sold to us for $16M is now worth $2M at today's closing price. Complete rip off if his expectations are met this year.
In addition, his expectations are in alignment with ours here: "To secure the indemnification obligations of the GTI shareholders to the Company under the Merger Agreement, 4,140,274 of the Company shares to be issued to the GTI shareholders will be held back and the Company will be entitled to retain such number of the holdback shares as necessary to satisfy those indemnification obligations. 50% of the holdback shares that remain after satisfaction of any indemnification obligations will be released 12 months after the closing date of the merger, and the remainder 24 months after the closing date of the merger. Additionally, if in the first 12 months following the closing GTI generates less than $1.5 million of revenues, 100% of the holdback shares shall be returned to the Company."
That's called PUNISHMENT. I'm sick of shareholders getting punished. Predatory lenders are not getting punished. I want to see INSIDERS punished. Or perform! Fix the situation! Don't serve us a platter of #$#@% under $1.5M this year from Amercanex, now part of Cannatalytics.
Don't let us down, Zac and Scott. And Mr. Ogur, for the record, AVOID September's dilution. Go talk to Corbel Capital, please. Not this delusional character on the board, but to Corbel Capital or someone relevant. Please. Pretty Please!
Yeah, and I can't find anything coming up this year except the convertible for September for $222,506. And that would convert to over $2M shares at today's price, so that's not bad considering the 9M first half of the year.
I think Toler has some great ideas here. I want Toler angry at his stock compensation. He deserves better. I deserve better. Emerald and KP deserve better. Laurel and Hardy over there, they deserve the boot but that's another story.
Other than that, looks like the coast is clear this year. But WATCH YOUR BACK on those three extended loans that come due in June of 2021 or thereabouts. WATCH YORU BACK. And the new RESTRICTED convertible that converts at a fixed price of .11 next May or so. I like those accredited investors. So they can be PISSED off with Emerald if they don't see a good predatory-type return. Coast is clear. You have a year to work on removing those predators too by paying their high-interest loan off. I hope it's callable. Now, let's stop jacking around and go places and start touring the world!
It's nice to know, Emerald, there was that much on the bid to take 300k shares.
I didn't see another convertible up for maturity this year except for one in September. Did I miss anything? I would like to see that one extended and modified or just paid off with better financing from someone like Corbel Capital that specializes in small cap funding. If we continue this trend in cash flow and improve it, we should be entitled to better terms from someone. We have loan sharks at this time.
Im keeping an eye on this number: 114,947,768 - the share count from the transfer agent, last updated 8-4-20.
Let the record reflect, he has refused to give a time-stamp. Therefore, all future testimony will continue to be hearsay with no supporting evidence. No corroboration, just after-the-fact hollow claims.
You are very confused. Can you show me where on this list there is an S-8?
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/HLIX/disclosure
You have to go way back to June 1. You are acting like something just happened. It's for the "2017 Omnibus Stock Incentive Plan", plain as day in black print. That's what S-8's are. And they can't be used for other things. Those are registered shares, as I explained to you before. This goes back to a June 1 filing. Stock options get vested over time.
Calm down. Breath in, slowly. Take a deep breath and count to three. And THINK and choose your next words wisely.
Now, I have you down for 10,000 shares at .13. The price is now at .13. Can I get an official time stamp from you which way you are going from here? Are you going to sell for a wash? Hold for gain? Or are you going to short from your multitude of alleged offshore accounts? Or, are you going to buy?
Give me a time stamp and/or short claim on the record, with quantity. Otherwise, I dont want to hear anymore storeies in the future. Thsi is time to put your theories to work on paper. No time stamps, no credit.
Where do you see an S-8? What are you talking about? An S-8 by its very definition means not for free. Under high SEC scrutiny and limited uses, which are mere registration statements that can't be used on promoters or consultants. In short, REGULATION! As it should be regulated.
I just looked, and there is no S-8. And if there was, by definition, it can't be free. What are you smoking?
I hope that's how it turns out. But I'm certain this President will refuse to step down. Mark these words. He might have to be removed by force if the generals do their job. If he doesn't pull a Kim Jong and remove the "traitors." Might be a historic moment. He will divide the nation for sure. It's going to be a Julius Caesar moment. Democracy is being tested. I do hope you vote. Don't let them suppress your vote. I'm as confident of that if he loses as I am of Helix giving us a good show this year.
My state is probably last on the list for change in Texas. I was walking home from the park tonight after working out, and I coudl smell marijuana as I was walking past the soccer fields. It's good to know there are still "criminals" out there doing nothing wrong. This stuff needs to be taxed and regulated! And keep our zealots employed over there at Helix. :)
Thanks. I was able to get a snippet of what you saw and posted it on the board.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/U-Swirl-Inc-swrl-19174/
Would love to have your research over there, Adijas, if you ever want to dig deeper. You are always good at that kind of stuff.
I don't think Merryman is on any updated filings though, right? That was the past. Rocky Mountain bought U-Swirl. But this is an empty shell of what U-Swirl used to be, so all that old information is no longer valid. If somebody reinstated it, but didn't add any officers, I'd expect officers to change later.
Thank you very much. I'm going to try to get a mod position just to erase everything on this board because it takes so long to scxroll if you guys don't mind.
This could take months or years. At least we know somebody is interested in this shell. And I'll hope cancellation of shares is not in teh cards. I liked it because it's a nice clean 22M shares. I'm guessing a pretty large float. Although, it was really hard to get shares.
Awe, much better. Board erased. A clean slate now. I think I'll use your post it snippet for we know at this time. Thanks.
Okay, thanks. I appreciate that.
Can you give details,like who the new officers are? I hate the new NVSOS
ADIJAS ,
I don't like new NVSOS. I get lost in that maze of crap. Would you be able to provide a link to SWRL and tell me what you see is going on? An empty shell, allegedly reinstated today. 1M shares traded.
I like your eye if you don't mind and your assessment.
Actually, I was trying to upload here for a long time. I wasn't able to get much under .01. I went ahead and took a gamble on 100,000 shares at .019 just now. My original order under .01 still stands.
08/19/20 15:38PM EDT Buy 80600 SWRL Executed @ $0.0199
08/19/20 15:37PM EDT Buy 9400 SWRL Executed @ $0.0199
08/19/20 15:37PM EDT Buy 10000 SWRL Executed @ $0.0199
That's today's buy only.
I have zero visibility though. That's pure gamble. I only liked it previously as an nice empty shell with a clean history. I actually own 1,500 shares of RMCF, which bought this company long ago. SWRL violated its loan convenants, and RMCF bought them. Long story, and shareholders of SWRL felt victimizied but it was all legit, and RMCF is legit. Or rather, bought what SWRL used to be. It is now only a shadow of its former self -- an empty shell.
But when I saw 1M shares today, I just took the plunge. And that could be all it is. momentum begets momentum. Or, maybe there is more to it. I just have no idea.
What do you see, Jelaco? Reinstatement where, if I may ask?
Nope. I never pumped a stock. But I do ride on the coattails of criminals in my eyes. I just did so in a riddle. They pay well. I actually post the truth everywhere I go. Just like here. You can pull up any post, and it will always be the truth. Squeaky clean here.
I just take advantage of thsoe that vote against themselves. Their money, my bank account. As I've said often. To their face. Next time, go vote right. Just like I'm telling you now. I have 40,000 shares here. Truth. And it's legal. And this stock is exactly everything I just said and more. And that's why I'm here. And this one is honest to the best of my knowledge. And Litman may or may not be a crooked lawyer. I wouldn't know. But he has had some crooked clients in my eyes by my interpretation. But if you want to call them out on it, you go right ahead and expose yourself to libel. Be ready to prove your claims. Because if not, you'll be exposed to legal damages yourself. And rightly so.
I can tell anyone to their face the truth. The truth is repugnant. And that's part beauty of the truth. The cognitive dissonance they face will not stop them. Even when I tell them, I'm here totake your money. And they just hand it over.
And I'm here to tell you, I like HLIX at this price. At this time. And that is truth. And they have reached positive cash flow. And that is truth. But fear is ignorance. And you are full of fear and folly. And that too is truth.
He may very well be. I'm on the record back in its shell days, saying he reminds me of Saul Goodman. I don't know. He is very adept at reverse mergers. He had a long list of former accomplishments in that area which I taken note of, before I knew what was emerging here. They were all criminal stocks in my eyes. But that's generally the case on shell companies. They are legal. That's called lack of regulation. Or deregulation. Janjick's and Grant's politics. Dressed up as job creators. That's called binary thinking. Rhetoric. Manipulation. One side to a story. Crooks love deregulation.
That doesn't make him a crook. I took a position in MMNT, and you can see a time-stamped profit over there, because lawyer taking that public was cross=pollinated on a piece of a great money laundering scam on an Asian stock, that poaid me well, and is still doing good because it's more than just a pump dump. It's money laundering going on, getting cleaned by bitcoin deposits on the books. Doidin't see that coming. Genious! At least by my interpretation . We won't divulge all. Adn then that that lawyer is invovled in a riddle I posted here, on yet another cannabis stock. What I think is a safe bet is another criminal organization. Unlike HLIX, it has a lot of tell tale signs to my eye that it is. But for libel purposes, we'll keep a lid on all of that unless the authorities want to interview me, and it would be my pleausre. But they have to PAY for that knowledge. I don't come cheap. I'm thinking $2,000 per hour, a 4-hour minimum. None of that makes those guys over LONDON with their little upstart bar criminals. It makes them pawns in my eyes as they took on a toxic loan from a predatory lendor in my eyes. Deregulation, strikes again! And those that voted against themselves deserve just what they got. Be careful what you vote for. YOu just might get it.
Getting off track however. Back to Littman. Saul Goodman had some great clients too. You should go watch that show! It's great fiction. But good stuff. What is good? What is evil? Enforcement of regulation gone amock is bad too. Hell, the Golden State Killer turns out it was a California police officer investing his own crimes. How convenient!
Yeah, I'm not naive. None of those let biased my verdict on HLIX. I assumed HLIX was another criminal organization coming through. It's a good safe bet. But I concluded on the written record that I could never find dirt on Zac. And I never jumped to any conclusions. And I never claimed that the stock was a good value. I often claimed the entire cannabis industry was overvalued. Why would I sell great value? And I definitely intend to sell half my shares at .60 at this time, and make profit and have lots of free shares if that's int he cards We'll see. I never wanted my hands tied. I always loved my free trading shares amongst all those restricted shares back then. The capital markets were good back then for this industry, which Zac just said on the call on MOnday between the lines ifyou listen closely about why he would ot go public on OTC today.
And, yes, Litman was paid in lots of shares as I recall. Add that to another greedy seller that was one of the first to not be restricted. A ru sh to the exits as I explained before. You can add swweet cute innocent Cannabase insider to that too. The greed and deception of mankind. Did any of them come to you and say, beware: I'm going to dump all my shares? No, probably not. But IFFFF the fundamentals were there, teh buyers would have beeen there to meet them. The stock was never value. Now I think it's value. With some toxic converts still. And that's why my questions on that were sidestepped I think. But what do I know? That's just how I see it. That doesn't mean Zac is a crmiinal. It means he's like every other executive on Nazdaq and elsewhere. If you want the truth, you have to go in there yourself and do your own looking. And that takes kknowledge. Knowledge is power,
And that is why businessness need to be REGULATED. The black market is the only real free market . And even if it has its own interenal regulations. That's why they kill . Because there is no court of law if you get ripped off.
In conclusion, I've seen no evidence that HELIX and its insiders are not on the up and up. They have some bad finaning in my eyes due to dropping below .90, which triggered a toxic loophole in my interpretation. I don't believe that was engeineered. That hurt them as well. It's not easy. What they've done is actually amazing. And I love my shares, and I love my avg. price, and I love this price. And I love this adventure. It's just as good as BETTER CALL SAUL if not better. This one is reader participation. Like a holodec on the Starship Enterprise. Just relax and enjoy the ride!
It's also very good to know that I can feel confident about ruling out a "wrongful death" suit as well. Before, I'm just given something about a shooting at a highschool. Who, what, when, why, where?
NOW I see that there was just one death and some injuries from a shooter that was NOT Helix. And those were on students, not an officer in question from friendly fire as I understsand things. There is merely an investigation about an alleged, possible mistake as I understand it, in friendly fire. But I saw nothing to conclude a fatality occurred from that. Or even injury, which is possible. And I'm making "assumptions" that that is the *potential* liability we are exposed to that is part of the unassumed liability exposure.
So, IFFFFFF negligence were found, which is hard to prove, and IFFFFF it ever went to trial, or even a case filed, you can only win real damages. And you have to actually prove damages IFFF you can prove your case in the first place. And if they are indirect damages, like the claim the officers were slowed, which could have allegedly prevented an injury, then that is that much harder to prove. And death is expensive. Injuries are not. And security and intelligent people like Zac have INSURANCE. Like, for example, there is a wrongful death suit against IVFH right now, and they had a settlement offer, and they have insurance, and I'm not worried. And that was a more compelling case on the surface in regards to DEATH and NEGLIGENCE. There is no death here form a guard's bullet, so that's really good! That's what I need to know.
If we had a steady kicking, road raging personality like we have in this forum, then I might be worried. But these are professionals. LOL
Stem High School Shooting Letter Connection Discovered
I finally found what I've been searching for. What was sidestepped in one of my questions. I will highlight what *might* be of relevance from the public domain in regard to this letter in this 8k:
https://www.otcmarkets.com/filing/html?id=14306842&guid=bms6Ua90cft0Yyh
It's an "excluded liability" that did not get bought for the $1.4M cash deal of Helix Security. Which bought Boss Security a few years ago. And Boss Security is addressed in the article below.
THE MYSTERY LETTER: (including, without limitation, the matters referenced in that certain letter dated January 7, 2020, from Michael P. Kane to Grant Whitus regarding a shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch on May 7, 2019 (the “STEM Matter”)
Gosh dang that was hard to find. Have to actually go into archives of news stations.
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https://douglascountynewspress.net/stories/experts-weigh-benefits-of-school-resource-officers,281061?
Experts weigh benefits of school resource officers
STEM School relies on private security firm rather than SRO
Posted Tuesday, May 21, 2019 2:19 pm
Alex DeWind
adewind@coloradocommunitymedia.com
Leaders in school safety and law enforcement agree that school resource officers offer more than security.
They provide education about issues like cyberbullying and dating violence and engrain themselves in the student body, said Lt. Lori Bronner, who oversees the SROs at Douglas County School District. When threats are made against schools, they work with administrators to track down the origin.
“They are part of that school community,” Bronner said at a May 13 work session held by Douglas County commissioners, when additional funding for school security was discussed. “They are friends, they are family. That school, those students are part of their heart and their soul.”
STEM School Highlands Ranch, where a school shooting on May 7 left one student dead and eight others injured, doesn’t have an SRO. For more than a year it has contracted with a private security firm that employs men and women with military backgrounds as guards.
In the wake of tragedy, questions linger on the effectiveness of an SRO versus a private security firm and the future of security at Douglas County schools. A large barrier to school security, experts in education and law enforcement say, is funding.
Douglas County School District and county officials say they are working toward solutions. On May 13, Douglas County commissioners held a special work session to discuss allocating $10 million to heighten school safety in Douglas County following the STEM tragedy.
Their work session motion named “physical entryway security technology and mental health services for children,” as well as “a community response team for kids in schools, with the option to consider safety on-site specialists” and to “specifically train school resource officers dedicated solely to school security.”
Commissioners unanimously approved directing staff to prepare a supplemental budget item for their May 28 meeting that allocates the one-time $10 million toward school safety. That is when the decision to dedicate the money will be formally considered.
Most community members agree that change is imminent. What that looks like is up for debate.
Severing ties
At the end of the 2017-18 school year, the sheriff’s office ended its existing contract with STEM that provided an SRO to the school half time. STEM paid $26,925, the same amount as SkyView Academy, the school it shared the SRO with, according to a copy of the contract. The sheriff’s office covered the remaining $53,850, for a total cost of $111,850 for the year.
Sheriff Tony Spurlock said STEM did not properly use its SRO, who was mainly asked to direct traffic, citing that as a main reason for the discontinuation of the contract, according to documents released by the sheriff’s office on May 10.
The charter school — which under Colorado law operates on its own as a separate nonprofit entity but receives public funding — began contracting with the private security company BOSS High Level Protection, based in Greenwood Village. A security guard was on site at the time of the shooting and reportedly helped detain one of the suspects. The owner of the firm declined to say if the guard was armed.
“The unfortunate fact is that schools with and without SROs have experienced violence,” reads a May 10 statement from STEM’s public relations firm. “With regard to the tragedy on May 7, 2019, we credit both the actions of our private security guard, the team of DCSO law enforcement officials who were on scene within two minutes, and the heroic students and staff members at STEM for minimizing the number of fatalities and casualties.”
After news reports surfaced that the guard may have fired his weapon in the direction of a sheriff’s office deputy as law enforcement responded to the school May 7, 18th Judicial District Attorney George Brauchler told media he had referred an investigation into the private security guard’s actions.
‘A spectrum’
John McDonald, who is in charge of school safety and security at Jefferson County Public Schools, the state’s second largest school district with 85,000 students, doesn’t know if there is a gold standard for school safety, he said.
He does know that it begins with a good climate and culture. McDonald is recognized nationally for rebooting his district’s security protocols following the 1999 Columbine High School shooting.
“School safety is a spectrum. It’s mental health, threat assessment, target hardening, active shooter planning,” McDonald said. “It’s focusing on working with our kids so that schools are a place where they are free of threat and intimidation and bullying, and they are a place where kids thrive and learn and grow.”
McDonald stresses three types of school security: SROs, armed security teams and private security firms. SROs and security teams — who are trained to operate in schools and work closely with local law enforcement, unlike private security firms, which serve public and private clients — tend to be highly trained in areas of de-escalation and active shooter response, as well as student engagement. Most have law enforcement backgrounds.
By definition, an SRO is a sworn, certified law enforcement officer, according to Mo Canady, executive director of the National Association of School Resource Officers. They’re deployed in the school community in a “policing-based strategy” and differ from other types of security in that their main goal is to bridge the gap between law enforcement and youths, Canady said.
“SROs have an opportunity to gather a lot of valuable intelligence,” Canady said. “Relationship are not just built with students but also with parents, with education personnel. It’s a very holistic, if you will, approach to this. It’s not just, put an armed guard in place and hope they can stop the event. It’s much more in-depth than that.”
Common protocol
McDonald’s concern with private security firms, such as the one utilized by STEM, is training.
“It’s important to make sure there is a training component to your hiring,” McDonald said. “Training has to be aligned with the training of your local law enforcement agencies.”
Grant Whitus, owner of BOSS Level Security, would not disclose details about the company’s training, citing the ongoing investigation by the sheriff’s office.
He confirmed that he trains his guards using the standard response protocol, a universal response to school emergencies that includes lockdowns, lockouts and evacuation procedures. A lockout is used when there is a threat outside of the school. A lockdown is used when the threat is inside of a school.
DCSD’s safety and security department uses the same protocol. In the STEM shooting, deputies were on scene within minutes of the call. A sheriff’s substation is located less than a mile from the school.
Tragedies like the STEM school shooting force schools and districts to take a hard look at what they want and need in terms of security measures, as well as climate and culture, McDonald said.
“Today, it’s not just that our students and staff need to feel safe,” McDonald said. “They need to be safe.”
— Colorado Community Media reporter Jessica Gibbs contributed to this report.
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My thoughts: I would not know enough, but I'm glad that Grant Whitus is not talking as he shouldn't without legal counsel. What I read was nothing malicious, so that's good. And if there is no negligence, I feel good, which is hard to prove and you'd have to prove history of negligence in regard to the training, knowledge, etc. of the company. But I like to know what's going on. And obviously, Zac can't talk about anything legal and I wouldn't expect him to. But this expands a little light on the letter in our 8k and what it could possibily be connected to. So, that actually makes me feel much better. Not out of the woods, but much better.
Grant Whitus's sincerity and integrity has never been in question to me. Just don't like his politics. But that's not relevant. I used to have his politics. When I was 20 and religous, and thought I knew what I was talking about. :)
And again, this could just be something against the officer involved himself. One's very clear is not a malicious act. Not a bad order, like, firing on police officers! Perhaps a higher standard is expected of a guard, I don't know all the gray areas. But I feel better all in all. Mistakes do happen. Friendly fire. Consequences, yet. Shareholders? Innocent bystanders. I think it's nothing to lose sleep over. We do need security. Thanks, Grant, for being there to protect us. I do appreciate you. Don't like your politics, but I appreciate YOU. I don't want to get in a fight with you!
My Prediction
I wish I could give you a simple answer. I can't. That's not how I make my money. I will admit that this company will never tell you the bad or the ugly. What they do say, however, is truth. So let's start there. I don't know what the letter in regard to Grant Whitus was about. I wouldn't know what could blindside the company legally. We know about 3 lawsuits because of legal disclosure. Not voluntary disclosure. I only saw one major hurdle to try to avoid in September, coming up pretty fast for another dilutive conversion. So, the market cap is a moving target at this time.
But for me, this stock is more than an investment. It's an adventure. I've already made $55,000 on it when it was a shell company. I feel proud of it. In my mind, it's my company. I feel like Garvis is really on to something with Cannalytics, although I don't know what revenue, if any, it contributes. My question got sidestepped. I know they doubled their clients. I'll assume they don't give it away for free.
I feel like the company is going to shine on growth. I predict lots of exciting things. They keep things interesting, for sure. So, it's I definitely predict a good movie to continue. It seems like a fair price to me if the dilution could come to and end. Their Form 4's don't bother me. Some companies, I need physics in anticipation for manipulation to come. Like low floats. Thsoe are the criminal organizations. This isn't one of those . This is one where you have to actually work! LOL True story. I predict that I will do good in the end. I usually do. Because I don't buy stocks taht go up. So, IFFF I ever buy here again, it would be because it hits your 3 cents. Or, because I just make a lot of money somewhere else and just want to throw some of it in here under .20. It's complicated. I really like the opportunities that come my way. I can roll with the punches. Never let a good crisis go to waste. This first half of this year was really dillutive with 9M shares hitting the OS. What you got on that was the sound of crickets in the financial highlights.
I do agree they are right that they are less exposed to liabilities by divesting the guard. Those military guys usually think they are entitled to health care, but somebody working hard for minimum wage aren't. I don't like the politics of a lot of them. I don't like the politics of Grant or Janic. They both present one-side cases the way you do. No offense. Which tells me, they manipulate or they are easily manipulated. Neither is good. But Zac runs the show, and he doesn't look like somebody taht can be manipulated. And that's a good thing. I think Zac is a great strategist, and I think he wants to build something really good here. I believe in his integrity. And I've seen a lot of scam artists in my life. Either one of the best, or he's sincere. Adn I think he's sincere. But he's not going to give you the bad and the ugly. Thath will have to be me. :)
It's hard to predict. Will that exponential growth in cannalytics continue? I don't know. But I feel confident that this business will grow in good strides with the industry as a whole. I predict that the gap between KERN and HLIX market shares will narrow by this time next year. And that could play out a number of ways. KERN is also subject to some incoming dilution. And it's going to be heavy. HLIX has already integretated. KERN has yet to do that. It depends if we get good capital that can refinance everything we have *in my opinon*. But we have positive cash flow too now, that actually looks sustainable. Scott Ogur is a very intelligent man. He knows finance very well. He has a very advanced understanding. So does Zac and Garvis, so that's a very good thing. I think it's a good team.
I predict the stock will follow fundamentals. Short term, it's a voting machine. Long term, it's a weighing machine. That, I know is a truth. Show profits and growth, and the stock is going to do very well unless it gets syphoned off by dilution. I don't think dilution is their intended course of business. I don't think the stock was ever a fair price until now. Although, I did buy 10,000 shares at .50 and 1,000 up there at $2.50 as a salute to Vicente Fox. And I do hope Vicente Fox comes on board eventually.
But that's what makes it all so much fun. This a book. And I'm one of the actors in this book. I'm part of the adventure. I bleed or prosper with the actors of this book that I'm living through vicariously. And it is fun. So, my prediction is things have only just begun! And it's goign to get a whole lot more interesting! And if we do some battle with the Queen of Carthage herself, Jessica, the greast manipulator, that would be icing on the cake! Because her role in this, the villain, makes it all the better! And she's not a binary thinker. She's highly intelligent. And she has Alan, the confused cannabis analyst, wrapped around her little manipulative fingers. And she is dangerous and must be dealt with!
It's much easier to go to OTC.
And so you keep saying, like a broken record. Let me give you a lesson on how to read between the lines.
In the conference call yesterday, Zac said:
"We'd like to start our question-and-answer session by answering some direct email questions that have been popping up over and over, over quite some time...
...So those are the five written questions I wanted to deal with on the call today. Do we have any dial-in calls?"
Did you hear that? Over and over, over, quite some time. In other words, he has moved past you. He skipped right over you. You continue to talk past him, and he continues to talk over your head. I put a question out there out of courtesy. One that just keeps coming up and up and up. That's how important your alleged meeting was to him. Like poop on the bottom of his shoe. Not something he's going to deal with. I concur. Which makes one wonder, just what kind of alleged meeting happened where one comes out as a narcissist, and one comes out feeling like they walked in a pile of dog #$@%? As I said, two sides to every story.
If you don't like the answer, well, there is no reason he has to give you the same answer every time you ask it.
Draw your own conclusions. Done. I live in a 3-dimensional world, so I'm going to continue to navigate the forest as I've always done. You, just keep doing whatever it is that you do. Foaming at the mouth, I guess.
No, I'm afraid not. No time-stamp, no credit. You were given several opportunities to state your position on the record. YOu chose not to. So, I give the benefit of doubt for 10,000 share buy at .13 because you only supplied a price and no quantity. The only time-stamped buy on the record from you.
All your other hearsay, dismissed as well. Hearsay is treated as just that -- hearsay. All facts are at the OTC. Whatever meetings you claim to have had, are not corroborated in any way, nor have you supplied any supporting evidence. Nor has the other side been given an opportunity to give a denial or rebuttal on the record. There are two sides to every story. Even two sides to fantasy stories. Ever read Jack and the Beanstalk?
Exactly! Case dismissed!
I'm the book keeper of all time-stamped posts. No time-stamp, no corroboration. You don't even have a theory.
You can appeal this decision with a link to a time-stamped record of supporting evidence. Court Jesters you are. Court actors, you are not.