Tuesday, August 21, 2018 9:00:10 PM
Another way of looking at it is like this...
The shares that have been purchased are all registered shares that HDIH got from TRKG. They also did a "round-lot" split, rounding small investor positions up to a minimum of 100 shares. Talk all you want about the split but when's the last time a company was handing out free shares? Granted, large investors didn't get any free shares if they held 100,000 or more shares, but free shares are free shares. Other than that, the company hasn't and can't dilute shares into the publicly traded float.
All publicly traded shares must be registered with the SEC and since the share structure that is listed on the Nevada SOS hasn't been registered, they can only SELL shares that the SEC has on record from the "Shell company's" last reported AS/OS/Float. This is why this has traded so thin and the only way that can change is if the Company (HDIH) files a registration statement with the SEC. They have to have the ability to dilute shares into the market to gain anything! Right now, they can't
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