agreement to purchase all of the BioTrackTHC shares held by Steven Siegel and Brian McClintock, two of the three founders of the company,
Helix TCS To Become Largest Shareholder in BioTrackTHC
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Nov 07, 2016, 12:33 ET
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DENVER, Nov. 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Helix TCS (OTC: HLIX) with its ongoing capital partner, Rose Capital, announces that it has entered into a binding agreement to purchase all of the BioTrackTHC shares held by Steven Siegel and Brian McClintock, two of the three founders of the company, for cash and stock. The purchase makes Helix TCS and Rose Capital the single largest shareholder in the firm. Helix TCS CEO Zachary L. Venegas will be appointed to the BioTrackTHC Board.
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2/3 of the driving force of Biotrac are in the ejection seat. Imagine flying on a high performance Jet aircraft and the pilots punch out leaving only the Flt Engineer. The shareholders are the passengers. When Steven Siegel and Brian McClintock are long gone Biotrac won't be the same company it will just be the name run by a bunch of HLIX clowns that are in it for a stock play. Judging from how they are running the HLIX stock scam biotrac is heading for shaky ground.
I've seen this senario play out before. A few years ago the Green energy biodiesel stock boom, a company Greenshift GSHF bought out a little specialized company that built machines that were used in manufacturing mainly auto industry. Profitable company that had been around for decades. The founder wanted to retire. Ole Kevie from Greenshxxter offered him some cash with millions of shares of GSHF. Restricted for set period of time. Kevie used the company to make bio-diesel extraction machines and let the auto contracts fall by the way side. Kevie got a taste of free dilution money, diluting the snot out of his 5 sattelite companies. When he squeezed all the money he could out of them Cornhell wanted more so Ole Kevie boy started diluting GSHF the ship he rode on. Kevie pulled all the money he could out of the machine company and the GSHF stock became worthless from dilution. The guy that sold his company to Kevie lost his company he built and was left hold the bag of Greenshxx. Kevie sold off the parts of the machine company and GSHF reverse spit itself into the dirt. I dont think Greenshxxter trades anymore. I have a friend that had bought 100k shares of GSHF rode it up to .39 twice and never sold, held it thru several rs until it was less than 1 share. At that pt it will never go below 1 share which stays in his account as a reminder of wheres your exit.
Tell me whats different about this scam and I'll tell you if your right.
