Yeah, I really like this. I have hit the jackpot twice now with my only two empty shell purchases. It took a lot of patience, but I nailed it. In this case, nobody continues to file and raise money to keep minimal lights on just to report to the SEC. I'm sure they had a lot of hurdles to clear.
These legit companies are no longer an anomaly. The SEC has done a fantastic job at cleaning up the pinks since 2008. It has a long way to go, but more transparency is just absolutely imperative now. It's getting harder and harder for the crooks.
I love this one because it has been a private company and established since 2007. Another empty shell -- well, no longer empty -- is HLIX, and they are much further along. Caie Foods will have at minimum 2 times more sales than Helix, and you can see all the filings Helix has done to prep itself. They are security in the cannibus industry, and I expect press releases by year's end.
This one, you'll need to have a lot more patience for. It will take awhile, and any new issuances will be locked up (restricted) for atleast a year. I hope no more reverse splits are in the cards. I've been chopped down enough, but I don't see how it could be necessary anymore. There is less than 1M outstanding here, the lowest I've ever seen.
The café is definitely not a part of the deal. I think they are just a good client. The trademarks are owned by a George and a Caie. George owns the commissary. Caie owns the café. I'm confident they are relatives, maybe father/daughter. It is a strong relation of some sort, but I doubt they come in a package deal for shareholders.
I love it. I have two penny stocks that turned out to be awesome. Two empty shells, and I nailed it twice. Both of these are going to pan out great over the next few years. I have a strong gut feeling that this deal will go through as its intended.
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