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Re: honest dave post# 36967

Sunday, 01/29/2012 7:47:38 PM

Sunday, January 29, 2012 7:47:38 PM

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But I also know that if HNSS does not live up to their 1st quarter 2012 promise, they Will lose credibility and most of their investors.

We've discussed this point ongoing since I've been on the stock. More than a year. Time and again shareholders anticipate PR'd changes and the Company doesn't meet their expectations. The threat is shareholders will abandon the stock. However, shareholders have not abandoned the stock. Most of us agree the year long downward spiral is naked shorting on a massive scale, to such a degree that SEC has been called in to audit share counts. Important to note that in the last month certain trading house phone reps have been instructed to inform HNSS shareholders that Healthnostics, Inc is Non-DTCC eligible, that the stock can't be traded. Those were clearly, materially false statements and instructions. SEE: http://www.mastertrader.com/tradingresources/dtcc.aspx

FYI: I personally confirmed with Master Trader by email reply that their database is updated on a WEEKLY basis, based on available information. That email reply has been published on this site. Healthnostics, Inc is currently DTCC eligible.

Another point: The idea that major manufacturing technology improvements (including multiple patents) can be implemented in a six month period is in my opinion an extremely low probability. I for one -- only speaking for myself -- can see a scenario where several PRs are introduced near the end of March which describe the Company continuing profitability but not quite ready-to-roll on Microfill-2160. If that scenario unfolds, I for one would only hope that shareholders have some form of verifiable information from the Company.

If HNSS doesn't release Microfill-2160 Q1 2012, will shareholders then have justifiable cause to abandon the stock? Answer, the stock is up 400% in the last month (see below):



Second, more than 70 MM shares have been traded during that period (see below):



The stock has recently witnessed a major exchange of shares and flushing out of weak hands. I would submit that most of those shares have gone into the hands of HNSS longs who are not about to jump ship, especially if HNSS management makes a good faith effort to inform shareholders on just where the Company is with its plans and progress. Everyone wants their return on investment now. Including me. However, realistically, the Company is moving in a direction that requires considerable time and effort. And many, many pieces to the puzzle. If management will just make an effort to act responsibly with shareholders (since shareholders are actually the people who own the Company), then in my view the stock will keep building momentum. The key is -- and will continue to be -- real, verifiable information. IMO