*IF* there were any shorts who needed SNDH shares, the subscription agreement shows Cohn willing to sell 250 million of 'em for 0.004 a share. They could have covered already through an agent posing as a funder. I don't think there are many shorts left, if any. Professional shorts cover when the stock turns flat, and HQNT's been flat for a while now.
Cohn's attempt to pay with SNDH shares and have Connors issue a receipt saying the SNDH shares were for payment of services provided to SNDH instead of to HQNT is totally out of line. He's not allowed to pay one company's debt by printing shares of another company he controls. That is theft from the shareholders of SNDH. Asking for a bogus reciept might be attempted fraud. As an officer of the court, Connors should report this to regulators. If he hasn't already, they'll be finding out soon.
Also, as you should know by now, I have no boss. Please stop the lies and personal attacks.
I don't bash. I just post the truth and they call it bashing.