Replies to post #2999 on Halo Collective Inc (HCANF)

[junkHustler]

Yep. Pretty obvious for those who have some tenure with investing.

I hope I’m wrong but I doubt it.

GLTA & JMO

[DWillie]

Ameritrade charges $38 fee for a split. I just had one a few weeks ago. It put me in a margin call since I don't keep cash in that acct.

But the rest, we'll see. I highly doubt they'll do 200:1. Maybe 150 tops? I believe Halo's growth potential in the next 2 years far outway the others you mentioned. Exponential growth. Would that negate the effects of the split? Possibly. As long as they don't dilute too much more after the cash starts rolling in. All this dilution the past year has a purpose. $10-13M month revs was projected by Kiran recently. And that's before Bophelo really gets rolling.

[Scumbag Fraudsters]

All I can say is, this ain't ACB and this ain't CANB.

According to the CEO, they are ALREADY profitable, so there is no IF/WHEN.

Dilution payed for Lesotho, which should begin exporting to Malta next Q.

Also next quarter, planting begins at BAR X, the largest pot farm in Oregon/NoCal, also bought with dilution.

You don't think when they turn out an E-NORM-US crop of premium bud next fall that shareholders will benefit?

Maybe I'm still just gullible and haven't learned a damn thing after losing money in pinky scams. This will be my first R/S and I'm rather curious, and even excited, to see where it leads.

That said, R/S's have not been kind to either of the two companies brought up as examples in the interview - Aurora and FSD Pharma. Aurora further diluted after the split.

A R/S for the sole purpose of uplisting is a whole 'nother thing from doing it just to keep dumping more shares. I can only hope Baldy isn't planning to follow Aurora's example, but with revenue from Winberry, another yet-to-be-named revenue-producing acquisition, and a UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE harvest taking place at Bar X, there may be no need for selling more shares.

The Bar X harvest by the way, will take place after Nasdaq if Kiran was right about the timeline.

That's not to say there won't be any more acquisitions paid for with shares after the split.

If you paid attention to the interview, Halo has endeavored to avoid the sort of fiscal negligence that have plagued other cannabis companies. They've also structured financing so it's site-specific. If a natural disaster or disease were to wipe out Bar X's land or crops, lenders couldn't seize other assets such as Mendo Distribution.

Red Light Holland obviously sees value in partnering with Halo, and no shares were exchanged (yet) (first time for everything).


I still challenge anyone to submit a complaint if they believe the CEO said something fraudulent in the interview, conference call or anywhere else at any time.

He has been very tight-lipped about acquisitions. He has been cautious NOT to pump, going so far as to wait until after earnings are announced to make forward-looking statements.

I'll make it easy by posting a link to the SEC complaint portal.