HSOA, Wade, you say that stocklemon puts out deceptive information and yet wasn't it HSOA that put out a special press release first about their exclusive agreement with ARH and then the CEO turned right around and sold millions in stock in the following days as the price was pumped up over the news? Then, when stocklemon called the CEO on it, didn't he then turn around and buy a small portion of it back?
As for your other issue, I believe stocklemon reported that the CEO of the acquired business had registered to sell his shares. I don't know whether he sold them or not as I don't watch it that closely but that guy certainly is an insider in my view. The odds are good that he also took a good look at HSOA before he agreed to be acquired by them
I have looked at a number of stocklemons reports and I believe that they honestly call them as they see them. They have done reports on numerous stocks including pink sheets that can't be shorted. One they reported on is G H L T. I checked up on this myself since they are locally based and turned out their operations were out of a small and vacant warehouse. Rather odd for a $100 million cap company don't you think? I am certainly not saying that I believe HSOA is a scam but I do believe that they have a propensity to promote themselves to a degree that may border on hype. It will be interesting to see if they can actually make the huge increase in sales and profits they have promised for the second half of the year.
Good luck to you but I agree with stocklemon, "caveat emptor" on HSOA
AI
