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Re: Bearlove post# 7963

Wednesday, 04/04/2018 12:58:38 PM

Wednesday, April 04, 2018 12:58:38 PM

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Having the CE removed is all up to HMPQ Management...The CE is there and will remain there until HMPQ addresses the OTC inquiry. So if HMPQ never addresses the questions, the CE will remain forever. You guys should be contacting HMPQ and get them to respond to the inquiry.

"The difference between having a skull and crossbones for a few days or forever comes down to whether an Issuer respects the process enough to respond properly. Hoping it will go away doesn’t work. Management hiding their heads in the sand won’t remove it.

It is not the goal of the SEC, OTC Markets or any other organization to blacklist companies for life; those with good management and transparent numbers, that take the time and demonstrate good faith by cooperating fully are often rewarded quickly. There is nothing to lose by responding and Shareholders have a lot to gain if the stock can start trading again.

Even if there was a legitimate public interest concern which caused the Caveat Emptor warning, once the Issuer takes affirmative steps to address past problems, it can distance itself from bad actors or past mistakes. This process is all about disclosure, and more transparency is always better for both Management and Shareholders."