Here's my take on FHAL:
I listened to the entire interview last night and have never heard a CEO (and I personally know several of public companies) be so apparently upfront about his company and prospects. He told us the deal is done, no reverse split, they will open at $15 per share, and, if he could, he would buy up every share available today. On top of that he said that the stock should be worth much more than $15 per share, maybe as much as $100 in the next year. CEO's never say that because they are afraid of liability. Rufus has to know this is happening or else he opens himself to not only criminal charges but also civil from all of us shareholders.
At the end of the day you have to be comfortable with management in order to be committed to the stock; I sold over 1M shares of XKEM today (at a good profit although not nearly as much as it was two weeks ago) and bought about 16K of FHAL using over half of the proceeds.
If this thing is a scam (which I doubt) my money will be in Mutual funds for the rest of my life because if Rufus is a liar you can never trust anyone.