There are three BIG questions regarding NHMD's future selling price:
(1) When will those who converted their NHMD debt to common shares in the past month decide that it's time to sell those shares and book the profit? And,
(2) What will be the share price situation on October 1, 2016 when common shareholders will be able to convert their Series E shares to common shares; and
(3) what will the conversion of Series E to common (up to an estimated 38 million shares) do to the share price assuming some percentage of those converted to common will offer their shares for sale?
Here are my assumptions and I would appreciate knowing what many of you who are holding over a million shares of NHMD also think:
(1-3) I believe that if I were holding several hundred thousand shares of NHMD that I paid less than $.002 per share and the SP increased to $.01 I would have a hard time not selling some of them and reaping this profit at lease to the extent of my loan to NHMD. I would then hold the balance of my shares to see how high the SP may go, and sell off the balance as the price increased and be out of NHMD shares by the time it reached $.50. They may still hold a million or so shares "just in case". I believe that when the SP rises above $.01 the selling will begin, it will decrease the SP and selling will pick up again as the price recovers back over $.01. I believe they will begin to hold their remaining shares as the SP reaches $.05 and their selling of shares after that will not depress the SP over a long period (one to two weeks at most).
Conclusion: The SP will begin to rise soon as the debt conversion buys are concluded. Conclusion 2: As the price reaches $.01 they will begin selling and continue to depress the SP as it rises up to around $.05 then not be a significant factor of SP depression going forward from there. Conclusion 3: Any spike in SP because of purchase orders, declining losses and increasing profits by NHMD will spur considerable selling by those holding the debt conversion shares such that the SP will be very volatile until it reaches around $.05 or greater. I believe this will be the situation of NHMD through the month of March and toward mid-April. There will be a few very short term profit taking opportunities but more buying opportunities during this time.
After the SP stabilizes around $.05 (May-July) those holding debt conversion shares will sell on any good news, preventing any spike in SP from gaining momentum. This will continue through the Summer and those holding debt conversion shares will probably be in a holding-long position as we move toward October 1 and the SP, absent large debt conversion sells, begins to creep up toward the $.50 - $1 range. The SP may well NOT move above the $.50 range because of the large number of shares being sold by other common shareholders, including those holding debt conversion shares. The profit temptation will be just too great to allow NHMD to climb up to $1 without major institutional purchases, which I do not believe will happen at this SP level.
At this time NHMD will have moved into a whole different universe. It will no longer be a sub-penny stock as it enters the world of the bulletin board, NASDAQ or AMEX, and be more like "real" stocks where its SP is more attuned to profits, losses and increasing or decreasing market trends. In my opinion the only reason for holding NHMD shares at that time will not be for dividends or appreciation over time, but for the possibility of Nate's being acquired by a major food company.
That event will be NHMD's fourth major profit pay-off over its relatively short life of 4-5 years. One has already occurred in November, 2015, the second will occur in March-April, 2016, third will occur after October 1, 2016 and the fourth will be when it sells to a major food mfg.
So, in conclusion, those who are holding over a million shares long have three or more big profit opportunities coming with NHMD. One will have the opportunity to sell a few on the spikes, buy back on the major dips and hold long until NHMD sells to Proctor & Gamble, or some other major mfg. There will be a number of times over the next two-three years to cash in and become a multi-millionaire.
I do not see NHMD killing this golden goose with a reverse split. (1) there is no reason to decrease the number of shares to increase the SP; (2) the SP of the 500 million authorized shares, even if it is increased to 750 million (which I do not believe will happen or needs to happen) will climb naturally past the $3 point over a reasonable time-frame to allow for entry onto the Bulletin Board, NASDAQ or AMEX sometime in the next three to five years, and (3) an RS will not benefit any insider, including Nate, and be a big black mark on NHMD in the investment community - it would not accomplish any valid purpose.
There is no evidence that NHMD is a scam, that insiders are reaping, or desire to reap, profits at the expense of shareholders, that any insider is scamming anyone. In fact, the evidence is just the opposite and shareholders are benefiting from their talent and honesty.
These are some of my opinions, not based on any facts other than my own experience with a few sub-pennies over the years. If you are holding a million or more shares long of NHMD, please let me know your ideas about the future of NHMD.
PS: NHMD has a twin named HTIC or previously DRAG. Some here also hold HTIC and see as I do, as a twin to NHMD but in a different industry.
AI
