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Saturday, 02/25/2012 11:29:14 AM

Saturday, February 25, 2012 11:29:14 AM

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Where's the HLNT Pro Forma?

There isn't a person alive who could take the known information available on HLNT and produce any financial projection that even approaches a break even cash flow. Who ever this new CFO is that came in after the MEL Robinson phony resignation he's using the same tactics as old Mel. No financial information. It's been interestin ta watch this SHAM evolve. The false PR model they used for so long has given way to no information at all. All news here is run through posters that have no liability. The company has been exposed so they can't use the Anything RV, Dongfeng JV, Grant approval, new production facility type lies any longer. Any rational investor can see through this sham after 30 mins. of DD.
However, we have plenty of reporters right here who are willin ta toss out one slice of bs at a time in order to deceive potential investors. Be careful though posters. This company and it's directors have endured several sting opperations. None yet with the help of the DTC though.

I also see that the tune has changed a bit since the court ruling in the NIR/PWC v HLNT case. I find it interestin that some who posted as if they had a handle on that case have had to switch gears. Total bs was tossed out here in public on that case in order to entice share buyers. The party line was that the NIR would likely be eliminated and that HLNT would be awarded damages. Those ridiculous statements were always carefully followed by the IMO disclaimer. I'd say about 10% here can even read and understand a court doc. That makes it very easy to lead many down the garden path when you have the "yes men" help. Bottom line is it was and is all bs. HLNT got toasted by the court. There will be no more talk in that room about noteholders. They are out of the case. IF HLNT actually did have a real CFO that reported you'd find that this company owes just about 10 MILLION DOLLARS in convertable debt. For those who don't understand convertable debt, here's what that bmeans. It means that HLNT will be paying that debt with shares that don't yet exist. They will also be payin them at a deep discount. That discount is at least 50%. That means the company will have to create those shares and pay the debt in what is called conversions. The Funds will likely be contracted to own less than 5% of the float at any given time. Those that think a hedge fund invests in a company by holdin shares are in for a huge surprise. No they dump (sell) those shares as fast as the market will buy them up. Then they repeat the process. Here's the real picture. HLNT will be paying that huge debt for longer than any of you will live. They will pay that debt with shares at half face value. Would would you do if you received shares at one half the bid price? You'd dump them fast for your 100% gain and do so as fast and as often as possible. The only thing slowing you down is the 5% ownership clause. So you sell fast and then say "HLNT convert more shares for me". That's how it works folks. Mean while HLNT doesn't have the 10-20 billion shares they'll need for that debt. So they will dilute you shareholders and create more. They likely do it as needed. I'd say they'll increase the AS a billion shares at a time until those are gone and then repeat it over and over and over. When all those shares are being dumped into the float the word will be out and very few buyers will step up. Why would they if they had any smarts at all? You will have a group telling you that things will be great soon though. Even the hedge funds like to enhance their take. If they can pump buyers up in order to buy and keep the pps up for an extra day or two they will.

This should be enough info for today. Love to see anyone try ta dispute the above. Love ta see anyone try ta paint a false picture of the court case. We'll be watchin close to see who wants to take on that role.