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Re: lacymarie post# 12802

Monday, 11/21/2005 10:54:25 AM

Monday, November 21, 2005 10:54:25 AM

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"no money coming in at all."

This seems to be refuted by the initial payment from ProSec which will be used to start production on the big order from awhile back. To me this all makes good business sense for a small startup like HISC. Why should they go deep into debt and take on that much more risk just to manufacture a large enough quantity of TRACKERS to meet the demand. We are only on like version 3 of the product. This initial influx of money will produce a small quantity of the product to be sent to ProSec for field testing. Then ProSec will come back with adjustment requests to the product and will pay for the upgrades themselves.

I realize that everyone wants orders right now, but I feel that HISC is still within the development stage for almost all of their internal products. The Sniffer might be a different story but HISC is simply a distributer of this product. I see HISC acquiring more products for the next few months and when they have several products that multiple parties are interested in then they will make the move to the OTCBB.

I am not scared at all about the financials. Of course I have realistic expectations that do not have the words Profitable or Free Cash Flow in there. If you are a true "Investor" in this company then you must still realize that we are still a pennystock and have a long ways to go, but yet we dream of the days when we may move to the big boards and be listed at far north of $1. If you are a "flipper" then any news is good news I guess. Of course you demand a quick overnight pop that will allow you to cash out. I just don't think HISC will run as fast as most think. Next year around this time we will be able to take a step back and see which direction we are truly moving in. Until then we look for short term targets, which as far as I am concerned HISC has hit every one so far.