Innovative Holdings Alliance, Inc. (IHAI)

[AnthonyTankHall]

Just a heads up, I have attempted to contact Mike Mills numerous times since the release of this last PR for Innovative Holdings Alliance, Inc., with no such luck with speaking with him. I haven't tried to call Holladay Stock Transfer Agent yet. I hope that someone on here will make that call to find out what the current SP is listed as. I've noticed that OTCmarkets.com is not correct. That website http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/IHAI/company-info, shows the OS is current as of July 30, 2012, the Float & AS are not listed.

It has been mentioned that some people may like Mike Mills and do not trust Chris Winter. It has been mentioned of feelings that CW has scammed everything he has touched. I would like to know what it is that influences people to like Mike Mills and not trust Chris Winter. I do not see anything showing that Chris Winter has scammed anything. Yes, I once thought that the buyout deal was a bit on the shady side, but that was some time ago. And no one really got to talk to him (Chris Winter) to truly understand why he backed out of the buyout. Chris Winter was then entering a deal with HM3 (Tim Harrington) in 2010 time frame. Things (from our investor point of view) seemed to look like they were going to head in the right direction. Especially with the spinwheel. But then we find out that Chris Winter pulled out of that deal. And a deal was struck with Carmil Energy. But no one managed to get through to Chris Winter to talk to him about this company ownership change over. We only know what was put on the website. No one really got to talk to him about this venture with Michael Mills either (and the intricacies involved with this venture). There was a conversation with Michael Mills on site, by some members on this board. But there was a lot of vague information given. Nothing definitively showed merit. No one really got to talk to Michael Mills referencing the intricacies of the deal between Carmil Energy and how Innovative Holdings Alliance was going to play a part in the deal (and specifically what that part was to be). We, as investors, were only able to go off of vague questions answered by MM, assumptions that were derived following the PR released +2yrs ago and any information that was put on the IHAI website.

Presently, nothing on the website refers anything towards any dealings with Michael Mills and/or Carmil Energy. It would appear/look as though Chris Winter has the reigns and has decided to back out of yet another deal. I can only assume that since Innovative Holdings Alliance, Inc. is Chris Winter's company, he has a good/viable reason for pulling out of yet another deal. Michael Mills had said that IHAI was his company now, he was president/owner. Yet all the DD that I do only shows Chris Winter still listed as the owner/president. With that being said, alls we as investors can do is continue to wait and see how this all pans out.

If you go to IHAI Website, you shall see that the website has been updated in a few different ways. If you notice, on the top left, it says iha (not the ihs that it had been showing for the longest time). You may or may not notice that when navigating through the website headers at the top right, upon going back to iha Home Tab, you are not re-directed to go-daddy.com website. You may also realize that there is a Resource Library, where Press Releases once was. On the contact us tab a few months ago, there was still Michael Mills and the rest of that crew. Then about 1 months ago, everything was deleted/taken down. Once this latest PR was released (actually the day or two prior)...the contact us page has information for Neil Treitman, Brian Bible and Chris Winter. Neil Treitman is listed as the president now. Brian Bible is listed as the VP and Chris Winter is listed as Director of Investor Relations. Going off of this and this alone, I would have to assume that if we want answers to the PLEATHURA of questions we all have (Some of which I've posted previously), Mr. Treitman would be the person to ask now, since he's listed as the President. Through some DD, it has been found that Neil Treitman has already been key member in another company that was/is public. He also has been part of another company that had a public listing with a SP of a profitable amount. That shows that Neil Treitman would appear to know what he's doing in the public company sector.

We now must wait to see if financials are released, what they say and further guidance on how this company is to proceed going forward. Keeping in mind, Innovative Holdings Alliance is a "Holding Company", as listed within the name. The company can have ventures in any direction they choose. And to be honest, there may still be some sort of venture with Carmil Energy in the future or maybe there won't be, we'll only know if/when Innovative Holdings Alliance releases information about that. If you remember back 4 yrs ago, Chris Winter was going through that buyout deal that he backed out of, went into deal with HM3. The website information and ticker were in the health sector, Innovative Health Science (IHSN). Then when this deal with Carmil Energy, the name changed to Innovative Holdings Alliance (IHAI). That change got the company out of a specific sector and into a more generalized approach. The owner, Chris Winter, has apparently chosen to lean back into the health sector. The energy sector can be profitable if the product works and is marketable (which we all though the PSGS would be). But the Medical Sector is another 'PROVEN' industry that is profitable in just about any sector within the medical industry.

In my opinion, if Chris Winter chose to back out of Carmil Energy deal with MM and go this route, he must have a plan. We can only assume this plan will be profitable for everyone involved. That or he just can't make up his mind and we (as investors) will get scammed/screwed. But before this conversation goes too much further, I would like to point out one other thing that I've posted about many times over. There has not been any scam yet. In order to have the 'Classic Pump & Dump Scam' there has to BE A PUMP of the share price with share volume following, which would then allow the said dumpers to come in and 'DUMP' said shares in order to make money. Right? Well, if you notice, this has not happened yet. The only thing that has happened, that screwed a lot of investors/share owners, was that there was that 80-1 reverse split and then the price fell from .50c to .04-.06 range for the longest time. (I was even after the R/S at a SP of .50c). At a SP of .05c, that equals less than 1/8th value of the SP after the R/s...meaning that at .05c, I am 95% in the negative with IHAI. Considering I currently own 75K shares of IHAI, that means I'm in the negative for a good chunk of money (being a small time investor). But back to my point...there hasn't been any scam (to my knowledge) because there hasn't been any 'Pump & Dump', due to the lack of share volume at any point of IHAI's existence being an obvious indicator. The only thing we can do, at this current point in time, is continue to wait until more information is released from the company. I, of all people that post on this board, understand the desire to get your money back out of this stock (or even make money on this investment if at all possible).

I've even done the math to find out how much would be ideal return on investment. (Taking into consideration the company hasn't been seamless and also not very frequent with the release of viable PRs that show the company getting better/profitable). Had we had this money invested into a blue chip stock and received a whopping 20% annually over the course of the past (4 yrs), we would need to see the share price of .8710c. Being as how we are about to cross that 4yr mark and going into beginning of year 5, add another 20% and that take the SP to $1.0452 for this all to become something that turned into a profitable investment. Ya can't beat an annual 20% ROI. So to be fair, (and honest with my opinion), if you put your first sell at .50c, you will get your full investment back minus your commission fees. But, if you put your first sell at 1.0452, that will get you your investment back + 100% profit, although it took ya almost 5yrs to get it. And never forgetting, profit is profit. Regardless if it takes 5 mins or 5 yrs, it's still profit.

I hope this statement settles some squirrely feelings ppl may have. We've waited this long, why not give things a few more months? If ppl can't/don't want to hold any longer, I do see a huge bid for 105,000 shares at .10c. That's $10,500 that someone has sitting on the bid, wanting to either support the bid or to buy up all the small time investor shares that have been accumulated over the past 3-4 yrs (in my opinion). People could sell to get out from under it, if they want, but they obviously won't get your full investment back. As I said, we've waited this long, what's another 6months going to hurt? I mean seriously. The website has changed directions/appearance and there's a different listed President. There's also a different avenue going forward into the future. That's a pretty solid indicator that things have been going on behind the scenes. We just don't know for now long this change has been in the works (especially since we've not heard anything from the company in 2yrs). This is all my opinion. Take it with a grain of salt and drive on as you see fit for your financial decisions, plans and trading styles.


GLTA & Go IHAI !!!

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Anthony "Tank" Hall