This stock is dead until we see evidence of growing profit margins.
What's strange is how the Q3 2017 #'s were phonomenal.. over $100k in profit for the quarter..
Then in q4 2017 the payroll expenses nearly doubled and the profit went down dramatically to around $30k for the quarter.
My question is, why did these payroll expenses double and revenue stay about the same? Are hoan employees considering themselves employees of HOPP and paying themselves lucrative salaries?
What's going on here?
You get my point? Trust has been broken here and no "whale" in their right mind will invest serious money in here anymore without seeing results. Dilution has been out the roof, profits have fallen big time, and the buyback program has been a doozy - 4 million shares bought at .0002..
I'm really disappointed in haon. As obviously the market with the lack of volume here - excluding last Fridays 1 billion share dilution day.
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