So it seems. Vincente Fox is a legend in some circles too. I'd love to have our Amercanex director fired and Fox take his place. Just for intelligence on the board. No other reason needed.
I fired HLIX yesterday. Or atleast I thought I did. This is what happened:
11/18/20 16:08PM EST Sell 20000 HLIX Expired
11/18/20 13:02PM EST Buy 10000 HLIX Executed @ $0.22
11/17/20 16:08PM EST Sell 10000 HLIX Expired
11/17/20 16:08PM EST Buy 2550 IVFH Expired
11/17/20 13:27PM EST Buy 7450 IVFH Executed @ $0.25
First, I tried to buy 10,000 more shares of IVFH at .25, but only 7/10 of it filled. So that brings me almost to 30,000 shares there, and I'm hapopy with that. But I wanted to FIRE HLIX to fund that purchase.
But, I didn't get my asking price of .25 for HLIX and the order expired, as you can see up there. So I tried again yesterday. YOU'RE FIRED at .22. Dang it. I hit the wrong button. I hit BUY instead of SELL. That's the second time I've ever done that and totally #$#@ED myself over. I even said yes to "are you sure?" So I turned right around and placed a sell all 20,000 at the same .22 which I accidently purchased 10,000 more at. LOL And then it expired, no takers.
So now I have 20,000 shares of HLIX. Maybe I'll just consider that mistake an omen and ride it out and just see what happens. Let the cards fall where they fall. But I do want Weiss involved, and any destruction of obstruction is welcome from me, even if crashes the price in the name of justice. Truth will prevail, and that's all that matters. It always does. For good, bad, and/or ugly, I'll ride this 20,000 for now. And will continue the pursuit of truth, as always.
And for the record, I'm PISSED at HLIX right now. Dilution A$##$%@les! I'd love to metaphorically punch some of these predatory lenders in their mouth. And I'd love to metaphorically punch Scott Ogur in his mouth for setting up that toxic situation, which Weiss Law needs to investigate. He should mortgage his own home and do what's right and fix his werong doings. That's the ethical thing to do.
