Halo Collective Inc (HCANF)

[Scumbag Fraudsters]

You don't have to be a shareholder to post.

You can warn people 24/7 even after liquidating your 10% and putting SOME money in your pocket. Or maybe you don't truly believe what you've been shouting about the house being on fire, and you think maybe it was just a little smoke and the stock actually might recover.

I've tried to warn people for years on turds I don't own, and one thing's for certain: NO ONE LISTENS TO WARNINGS. So now I do it because it amuses me.

Year after year after year turds languish at .0001, and then mysterious volume comes out of nowhere and ignites a fever pitch. New money pours in to fuel the flame, but just as quickly as they ignited, the flames die out, leaving more bagholders scorched and crestfallen.

At least one person thanked me after a scam ended for trying to protect investors, although that person hadn't listened either and lost money.

But back on topic - Halo is not like those stinky-pinky scams. How many times must I point out that halo has tens of millions in revenue with audited financials, is growing EXCEEDINGLY FAST, will harvest crops worth tens of millions more at Bar X next year, and will begin selling in the UK next year?

THAT AIN'T NOTHIN'!

That doesn't even include their record-setting Oregon sales with expanding market share or all the edibles being made in Ukiah.

Who paid for all that? INVESTORS. And eventually investors will be paid back. I've been a shareholder for 1.5 years, and that's not long to hold a stock and witness growth in an emerging company.

Instead of owning say...100k shares of a small Oregon/California pot company in 2019, we now own 100k shares of a company that will soon be the #1 grower in Oregon, have the largest cannabis farm in Oregon/NorCal, will harvest millions of dollars worth of cannabis in Africa in 2Q 2021, and probably open their own dispensaries next year.

Yep, being down because we bought at the wrong time sucks, but Halo didn't solicit our orders. They have followed their vision and steadily kept growing their business even during a pandemic which directly affected the CEO and some employees.