HPIL Holdings (HPIL)

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Prophet, that is incorrect, and the fact remains there was absolutely 0 insider selling, and the group who ran it up to 0019, also sold it off. That group help approx 150M shares, and they sold it off all at once. That's why the stock price collapsed. That's pretty easy to see. As for your theory, let's look into it...

As of March 30 2018 they had 606 Million OS. The stock started running about August 20th or so and HPIL did not update anyone on the OS until Aug. 30th on Twitter at which time they indicated the OS was about 800 million.

at 8:40AM they tweeted the Float number, and the next 4 trading days the stock went from 0015 on Aug 30th, all the way up to 0019 on 140M in volume on the 30th, 111M the next day, 80M volume the third day, and 35M volume the 4th day when it reached 0019. This disproves the theory that the stock tanked shortly after people found out the OS.

1. They didn't indicate the os was 800M..... they tweeted the number of shares in the float.
2. The stock didn't go down, it actually went up, and up some more over the next 4 days.

Still the current OS is good and the FLOAT is awesome but it does show that more than likely HPIL Diluted 200 Million Shares between Aug 20th-30th on the way UP to .0019pps on this last spike.

The correct term would be dumped. That they somehow dumped 200M with a stop sign on the stock, and managed to get the stock to go from triple 0's to 0019 while dumping it. Which broker allowed this to happen? How did the stock absorb 200M shares and just keep on going up? And how come the float never changed to reflect the additional 200M shares you claimed were dumped?

The float (on otcmarkets the HPIL float is the field that says "unrestricted") had a minor glitch you could say, from 482 to 520M, but I would say that was an issue with the DTC and TA having mixed numbers. I think that's evident now after yesterday's update showing how the "held at DTC" field is continuing to be updated, while the float is remaining the same at 520M.


Bigger picture is the fact that if the OS has been sold into the market, it will ALWAYS reflect in the float. That's what causes the float to go up. In this case, the float never went up, so we know there was NOT 200M shares dumped.


People often consider dilution and dumping the same thing, but they're technically entirely different.
Any time the company issues stock, that new stock goes into the OS, and that's technically dilution, but it's NOT dumping (or selling into the market)

In HPIL's case, it's a holdings co. so you can expect "dilution" in the literal sense of the word. Meaning, you can expect the OS to increase whenever they make a deal. That's normal. For example, MyFly WIFI or Numbers Unlimited are not going to JV with HPIL unless they receive shares, right? Well, whenever they receive shares the OS is going to increase. That's technically dilution, but it is NOT dumping. It's not shares hitting the market or FLOAT.

Once you understand that, you shouldn't give a crap what the number in the OS is, you should only care about the number in the float! As long as HPIL is making GOOD deals, the OS can increase and shareholders and the float can remain free of getting dumped on. Credible companies would issue MyFly and Numbers Ultd. RESTRICTED STOCK that can't hit the market for at least a year, and once it can hit the market it would be limited in the percentage that can be sold daily, weekly, monthly, etc. We'll see soon enough how HPIL is structuring the deals.

Just know that OS increase does not mean company is selling. You'll always know if there was dumping because the float will go up...


Don't let Flippers, Inc. off the hook when they're the only guilty party here. The OS increase from 600 something to 800 something million could've easily been preliminary stages of the My Fly or Numbers Ultd. deal. HPIL could've issued the stock upfront, into escrow or something, to show a JV company they're ready. Means nothing