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Re: hmitwatch post# 4320

Monday, 11/25/2013 5:24:59 PM

Monday, November 25, 2013 5:24:59 PM

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I'm glad we can finally agree on something. One way of evaluating a company is by it's market capitalization. This method completely ignores any assets in the company. In this case, the present market cap is based on 108K shares @ $0.0006. That comes out to around $65K. (Where I come from that isn't considered big money.) No loan shark is going to loan this company more than 10% of that. Himitwatch, please tell me how they can do any work if they have no money?

Your accusation that Donaldson, Zinn, Gardner, Thomas, Gill, and of course McFarland, are all scam artist who are going to get rich by selling their stock to unwitting stock holders at $0.0006/share makes no sense. Some how I'm unable to get the math to work out. The 10Q states they are broke, right? That must mean there is no money to pay their salaries. So, if they are working for free and the stock worth $0.0006/share where is all the money they are suppose to be getting from their unwitting stock holder.

Additional Due Diligence shows that there is exactly the same number of shares out now as when they took over Helmer. Where is the record of their stock sales that for the period when you say they scammed the public? I was told that the merger documents submitted to FINRA show that they will get stock when the Form 14C is approved, along with the Alto share holders. Please forgive me if I sound like an attorney, but these are the facts.