The response from nodummy sums it up pretty well. Bending has been focusing on lithium claims in Nevada and California for a couple of years. Lithium has become the hottest exploration target in Nevada since Tesla announced in 2014 they were building their new battery plant outside of Reno and were looking for local sources of lithium. Bending has been vending properties to juniors for years, and most of them are not top notch exploration prospects. Their real value lies in being used for stock promotional purposes, and Nevada Lithium is about as hot as you can get in the junior space right now. He has recently vended over some other lithium properties in both California and Nevada to some Canadian juniors, too, so HZNM is just one of a number of juniors trying to get on the lithium bandwagon. Some of these juniors have done well since the deals, and some are at or lower in share price than they were before.
Since HZNM has already been halted by the Alberta Securities Commission for questionable trading, which I posted about last week, it is already full of red flags. When a Canadian regulator halts trading in a stock that is not listed on a Canadian Exchange but only traded in the US OTC Market, it is usually because they have already received information from the SEC regarding an active investigation. Not good news for anyone holding HZNM.