schragerTrader23 the numbers you have are incorrect. Your source of information is why, the share structue has been the same for last 5-6 years. This is a repost of info about HSCC you can find a lot of info on origins from the timeline the intro on their board.
This summarizes HSC in MJ
dude iligence Thursday, 01/09/14 11:16:59 PM
Post # of 9140
TA Update today**The total shares outstanding for Homeland Security as of 01-09-2014 are 190,525,065 shares outstanding with 58,419,943 shares free trading (float) and 132,105,122 restricted shares with 250,000,000 shares authorized.
Overall it has been a great week for HSCC. Tested the 2009 high .067 today and busted above it at .07. From Christmas day .01 broke out of .02 trading range to .07 A 7 bagger in 10 days with a new high. Huge volume increase last two days over 3 mil traded.When has anyone ever seen that in the history of this stock?
I think what we saw today and some of yesterday was long term holders checking out of the Hotel California. They have been here a long time and they took a profit Oreomajic or decided it was time to leave. Can't fault anyone for doing either. But we have a lot of new blood. Couple on the board today. HSCC is a different animal than other pot plays. GW spends 3 years working in MJ compliance in CO and not a single pr during that time. To say They are very conservative, low profile is an understatement. He worked with literally 100's of grow ops, dispensaries and the CO MMED and not s single fing pr. makes you want to pull you hair out. No wonder shareholders checked out of the HOTEL today.
No flashy anything they just build the best surveillance systems with great service. The time GW spent in CO was part of a strategic long term plan at the same time they bought back 10mil shares. They were smart enough to see this MJ sector explosion. Everything pot requires 24/7 surveillance and double secret probation backup systems so the state tax man can make sure he gets his cut. They bid the WA pot consultant RFP. Didn't win but 8th out of 116 97th%tile is pretty damn good finish. What really took place IMO is the building of relationships in the state of WA. HSCC has lots of contacts and lots of the top mj companies they work with.
Todays market action
HSCC pulled back and the next few days will be a reload chance to pick up shares. Get out and recommend HSCC to anyone and everyone.
Here is the deal 58mil float no dilution little to no debt profitable for last 4 years. GRNH has far less going for it than HSCC float was 25 mil in 2102 Barron article mentioned it and it ran to $1.2. $10k became $130k Low float MDBX gets on CNBC $10 to $93
HSCC low float no dilution will get its day in the Major Media coverage. I have millions of shares and I will contact every major media till it happens. Get the word out everyday on HSCC. One day you will wake up and see it in the WallStreet, Barons, CNBC etc. Thats an idea get that Gordo guy on CNBC.
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sequoit
Saturday, 01/11/14 07:09:50 AM
Re: dude iligence post# 9111
Post # of 9140
"Here is the deal 58mil float no dilution little to no debt profitable for last 4 years. "
How do you know they're profitable? Where can I find the financials?
Website shows 222 mil os and 164 mil restricted. If they retired
30 mil shres thats a very good sign
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sequoit valid questions 1st share structure the float has remained 58mil for last 5-6 years. Here is a repost of some information
dude iligence Monday, 09/30/13 11:02:53 AM
Re: supyoscn post# 8678
Post # of 9139
congratulations to DAGGER21 just got his BOYZCLUB membership this morning. Sup how many more do you need? This is my only post for the day. About 36mil of the 58mil float are now owned by 15 shareholders. Now that Dagger21 is a club member his mission is to go find a new member. Expect the accumulation to continue he has many connections with lots of money.
TA numbers were checked last week here they are compared to the original numbers dating back about 5 years. Original numbers listed first.
Pre Dory numbers
**The total shares outstanding for Homeland Security as of 02-28-2013 are 189,525,065 shares outstanding with 58,409,388 shares free trading and 131,115,677 restricted shares with 250,000,000 shares authorized.
Dory numbers
Outstanding Shares 222,525,065 (33mil increase for Dory)
Restricted (Insiders) 164,115,677
Float 58,409,388
Post Dory Current 9/25/13
AS 250mil
OS 190,525,065 (32 mil decrease from Dory numbers)
Float 58,419,318 (10k increase from Dory numbers
Restricted 132,105,747
Basically the OS increased by 1 mil, the float by 10,000 and restricted by 990,070 from the original pre Dory numbers. They apprear to have set aside 1mil shares from the OS into the restricted with only 10k increase in the float over that last 5 years.
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And here is the latest TA numbers that are stickied above
**The total shares outstanding for Homeland Security as of 01-09-2014 are 190,525,065 shares outstanding with 58,419,943 shares free trading and 132,105,122 restricted shares with 250,000,000 shares authorized.
You can see there is no change. If you go in the info box you will find a lot of good information. In 2010 they did a NOBO list and we found that they had bought back 10mil of the 58mil shares. The float is 47mil of which 15 shareholders own 36 mil. These are facts.
Your probably wondering what are Dory shares. Dory was a guy brought in by the CEO to act as President. Those 32 mil restricted shares where Dory shares if he met performance targets he would get them. Dory didn't have the horsepower to get it done and off he went and the shares were retired back into the company. The one thing good about the CEO is he is tight, he won't give out shares like all the other diluted POS Pot stocks. One of the reasons they are profitable. The other is they are long term security vendors for a couple of fortune 100 companies. Think aluminum,
The financials for 2010-2012 were on the website HomelandSecurityCorporation.com 2013 financials are supposed to be in the works right now. They had a good year.
That site is currently down, whether they bring it back up or not we don't know. The company was profitable during those 3 years. They were the leanest years for HSC. CEO had a knee surgery that led to complications that almost killed him and took well over a year to recover. This is when Gary was in CO where he co-founded a MJ compliance company MMJCOMPLIANCESERVICES.com. This is part of a long term plan.
From the old website you could easily see his knowledge of compliance. Here is the info posted from that page..
dude iligence Wednesday, 09/11/13 11:54:44 AM
Re: Gregstock post# 8515
Post # of 9139
Gregstock they had a good website Homelandsecuritycorporation.com that had an MJ page dedicated to compliance which is Seed to Sale tracking using 24/7 surveillance and POS systems. Numbnuts shut it down and steered the boat onto the Dory Biometric dike that no one in the pot world cares about. Biometrics was a hot topic 10-15 years ago. Everything is biometric Taco Bell cash registers for ex.
Here's copy of some of the text from the old Homeland MMJ page
What Colorado legislation defines MMJ compliance?
DOR Bill 1284 Regulations for Medical Marijuana. This Bill put into place the rules and regulations the grow facilities and dispensary facilities live by. There are a few different grandfathered documents and laws, but Dept of Revenue bill 1284 is the one that got it all on track. It defined all things MMJ for Colorado.
It can best be described as complete tracking from Seed to Sale.
The MMJ industry in Colorado has taken huge steps in regulating medical marijuana from seed to sale in an effort to standardize procedures for its growth, packaging, transportation, distribution, waste disposal, and product testing. Basically every part of the seed to sale process. This also includes security of the product as well as documentation of the complete process in which it is grown. This is accomplished through video surveillance, RFID, off-site monitoring of the surveillance cameras and systems, as well as complete traceability of the product back to its original plant and even mother if need be.
This is also accomplished by tracking of the product to patient distribution utilizing POS (point of sale) systems to track what a given patient buys what plant, strain, or even edible product they may use.
How does surveillance fit into the picture?
The surveillance systems at the dispensaries and grow ops are there for the following reasons:
1) Total insight to the MMED at any given time of the day or night as to what is going on at any given facility. The facility owners provide their off-site monitoring codes for the DVR system to the MMED so they can look in when they want.
2) The systems are required to hold 21 days of recorded video. The regulation states that the owners must keep 21 days of video recording for the whole facility either off-site or in a safe at the facility. In addition they must have a camera that literally watches the security system to see if anyone has tampered with it, or changed settings in any way. This camera is recording not only to the DVR it is watching, but recording via internet to a separate facility which must keep stored video of these MMJ facilities at all times. They are record in two places so they can be compared. This is the only industry in the world that does this.
3) A complete video record of all people coming and going from these facilities for various reasons.
4) Security for the owners and employees for a cash only business.
5) Surveillance systems help keep a meticulous records of all going on at the facilities if installed properly. Anywhere there is marijuana there is a camera.
6) Complete revenue tracking from Seed to Sale.
From "seed to sale'"how does a HSC surveillance system fit in?
Security and surveillance of the whole process of seed to sale tracking. We designed many of the surveillance systems now in place in Colorado MMJ facilities to provide the MMED (Medical Marijuana Enforcement Division) the vision into the process they required.
Seed to sale means exactly that, watching the plants as they are grown from day one all the way to harvest, as well as packaging and through the sale process. This is the most surveilled industry in the world, all parts are digitally recorded 24 hours a day 7 days a week, and tracked one way or another.
The POS systems we sell are not required as of yet, but they will be and likely will end up being designated by the state as to which one will be used. Our feedback is relevant. BioTrackTHCRight now there is a few which we sell along with many other subsystems. These systems track everything to do with the plant, the packaging of the product, all the way through sales, thus “seed to sale.” The POS systems are vital to the states compliance laws.
HSC Role and Experience
HSC has over 25 years experience in surveillance and security systems. The experience gained, networks and relationships formed in Colorado allow us to expand in the MMJ arena as a true compliance leader in the industry. We understand the rules and regulations, how they work, which ones work and which ones don’t. It also provides us insight to what products are applicable to the industry and what works, what ensures compliance, what is cost effective, what sells to the dispensaries and to the public.
HSC is using the legalization model our team of consultants developed in Colorado, continuously refining it, expanding it and adapting it to each state going through MMJ/MJ legalization process.
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Did you read the part in bold that was 10-11 months old and now the senate is discussing it and EDXC is pr ing it. Obviously Gary knows his shxx and numbnuts keeps throwing hurdles in the way. One of two things are about to happen numbnuts stays out and lets
Gary have a go at this with the consultants or the consultants are going to build their own shell and take all the parts and put them in it. Everything is being assembled and will be ready to go. The stuff unfolding with the senate means big money is going to come rushing into this sector before long. HSCC with its tight share structure and Gary's ties to every Fing single facet of the mmj industry (from growers to dispensaries to labs to MMED to POS systems on and on) have created a huge opportunity for any HSCC. Gary is very well liked by everyone he did business with in CO mmj. shareholder to become substantially more wealthy than they are.
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sequoit there is a lot of information above on the info box. The time line of the company from the old website is up there. Most of the knowledgeable and large shareholders that have been around the longest have been reduced to only one post per day or even banned. This will be my only post here so if you have any questions read the above I can't answer on this board but on MJanalysis I can. Hope this helps.
Summary 58mil float no dilution, low or no debt, profitable, MJ compliance/surviellance/security experts with lots of established ties in the MJ industry. If you saw GRNH go from .04 to $1.2 on a float bigger than this and lots of debt. Imagine what a mention in Barrons, Bloomberg, Walstreet could do for HSCC. pps consolidation moving back up, blue sky above .07.
