He may very well be. I'm on the record back in its shell days, saying he reminds me of Saul Goodman. I don't know. He is very adept at reverse mergers. He had a long list of former accomplishments in that area which I taken note of, before I knew what was emerging here. They were all criminal stocks in my eyes. But that's generally the case on shell companies. They are legal. That's called lack of regulation. Or deregulation. Janjick's and Grant's politics. Dressed up as job creators. That's called binary thinking. Rhetoric. Manipulation. One side to a story. Crooks love deregulation.
That doesn't make him a crook. I took a position in MMNT, and you can see a time-stamped profit over there, because lawyer taking that public was cross=pollinated on a piece of a great money laundering scam on an Asian stock, that poaid me well, and is still doing good because it's more than just a pump dump. It's money laundering going on, getting cleaned by bitcoin deposits on the books. Doidin't see that coming. Genious! At least by my interpretation . We won't divulge all. Adn then that that lawyer is invovled in a riddle I posted here, on yet another cannabis stock. What I think is a safe bet is another criminal organization. Unlike HLIX, it has a lot of tell tale signs to my eye that it is. But for libel purposes, we'll keep a lid on all of that unless the authorities want to interview me, and it would be my pleausre. But they have to PAY for that knowledge. I don't come cheap. I'm thinking $2,000 per hour, a 4-hour minimum. None of that makes those guys over LONDON with their little upstart bar criminals. It makes them pawns in my eyes as they took on a toxic loan from a predatory lendor in my eyes. Deregulation, strikes again! And those that voted against themselves deserve just what they got. Be careful what you vote for. YOu just might get it.
Getting off track however. Back to Littman. Saul Goodman had some great clients too. You should go watch that show! It's great fiction. But good stuff. What is good? What is evil? Enforcement of regulation gone amock is bad too. Hell, the Golden State Killer turns out it was a California police officer investing his own crimes. How convenient!
Yeah, I'm not naive. None of those let biased my verdict on HLIX. I assumed HLIX was another criminal organization coming through. It's a good safe bet. But I concluded on the written record that I could never find dirt on Zac. And I never jumped to any conclusions. And I never claimed that the stock was a good value. I often claimed the entire cannabis industry was overvalued. Why would I sell great value? And I definitely intend to sell half my shares at .60 at this time, and make profit and have lots of free shares if that's int he cards We'll see. I never wanted my hands tied. I always loved my free trading shares amongst all those restricted shares back then. The capital markets were good back then for this industry, which Zac just said on the call on MOnday between the lines ifyou listen closely about why he would ot go public on OTC today.
And, yes, Litman was paid in lots of shares as I recall. Add that to another greedy seller that was one of the first to not be restricted. A ru sh to the exits as I explained before. You can add swweet cute innocent Cannabase insider to that too. The greed and deception of mankind. Did any of them come to you and say, beware: I'm going to dump all my shares? No, probably not. But IFFFF the fundamentals were there, teh buyers would have beeen there to meet them. The stock was never value. Now I think it's value. With some toxic converts still. And that's why my questions on that were sidestepped I think. But what do I know? That's just how I see it. That doesn't mean Zac is a crmiinal. It means he's like every other executive on Nazdaq and elsewhere. If you want the truth, you have to go in there yourself and do your own looking. And that takes kknowledge. Knowledge is power,
And that is why businessness need to be REGULATED. The black market is the only real free market . And even if it has its own interenal regulations. That's why they kill . Because there is no court of law if you get ripped off.
In conclusion, I've seen no evidence that HELIX and its insiders are not on the up and up. They have some bad finaning in my eyes due to dropping below .90, which triggered a toxic loophole in my interpretation. I don't believe that was engeineered. That hurt them as well. It's not easy. What they've done is actually amazing. And I love my shares, and I love my avg. price, and I love this price. And I love this adventure. It's just as good as BETTER CALL SAUL if not better. This one is reader participation. Like a holodec on the Starship Enterprise. Just relax and enjoy the ride!
