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[Johnny4profits]

DOOR #4 AND AMEN TO THAT! LOL

Yes, door #4 fits most of us over the course of our penny and sub-penny trading history. No matter how much 'DD' we do, we never really know what is going on behind the scenes until history tells us. Most often we notice when the ink turns red in our portfolios. Once in awhile we hit green and if we are lucky it is enough green to make up for all the red we have been snookered into. So regardless of how we may think of ourselves as traders, I think that we've all fit the door #4 description at one time or another and from some perspectives, all the time.


LOVIN' PENNY LANE

1. Large shareholders either in total denial of reality or simply in so deep that they can't see the forest through the trees. If 0.02s were good, these current prices have to be great!

2. Someone feeling that they have the best of insider information and that they will eventually dance all the way TO-DA-BANK with Chad and the Arkansas boys.

3. A technical swing trader whom is attracted by the HLNT chart showing such a strong ability to stay up out of the trips, until just the last few days. Pretty amazing actually, given the history of pump and circumstance, if you think about it. Almost make a trader believe that there was substance to a good hydrogen story.

4. Some folks will buy anything, don't do any real 'DD' and play these penny markets just as though they were playing slots in a casino. They follow trending, look for week periods of time, and make their play.

5. And let's not forget that there are those whom find the DOD story to be very credible. And I'm not saying that it isn't! But I do believe that there is a long journey between the DOD testing and anything representing shareholder profits. A good pump with some news could help that situation out. But actual OTC reported financials of any significance? That may be a stretch.

HLNT IS JUST ANOTHER STINKY PINKY!