Replies to post #4313 on Halo Collective Inc (HCANF)

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Sneaky? What's sneaky about it?


Green Times isn't some new company Halo ran out and hired during the pandemic - they've been Halo consultants for nearly 3 years.

Halo press release January 2020

Since January 17, 2019, the Company has engaged the following third-party providers of investor relations, public relations, marketing and other related services: Bullvestors, Emerging Growth LLC, Piccolo PR, Hybrid Finanical, Cay Innovation, Midas Letter, Stonebridge Partners, Rich Live TV, Green Times Consulting, and 8787668 Canada LTD CAD.

Someone who did thorough DD before buying the stock shouldn't be surprised to find out the company is paying contractors to perform services for them.

I'd be surprised if they didn't!

They also shouldn't be surprised to find out that Green Times also consults for other companies and are sometimes paid with shares.

Innocan press release April 28, 2020

The Company also announces that it has entered into an investor relations consulting agreement (the "Consulting Agreement") with Green Times Consulting Ltd. ("Green Times") pursuant to which Green Times would render certain investor relations consulting services to the Company for at two (2) month term. The Company has agreed to issue 1,437,661 common shares to Green Times at a price of $0.1725 per share as partial consideration for entering into the Consulting Agreement and the services rendered thereunder.

TAAT Sedar filing April 14, 2021

On June 18, 2020, the Company announced that it had finalized engagements with several third parties which will provide marketing, promotional and investor relations services on behalf of the Company. The third-party service providers include: LaunchPad Media, Rich TV Live, Native Ads Inc., Stockhouse Publishing Ltd., Departures Capital Inc., Hybrid Financial Ltd., Financial Buzz, Integral Wealth Securities Ltd., and Green Times Consulting Ltd.

Once again you're blissfully unaware about what's really happening at Halo.

If you owned another stock I'd ask if you are aware of all the providers doing work for it, but since July you've only posted here, for a stock you don't own.

I'd bet almost no investors are aware all the contractors doing work for Apple, Tesla, Home Depot, Walt Disney Co, Walmart, or any other large company and most small public ones.

They buy the company stock and shouldn't be surprised or upset when they learn the company is paying outside vendors, whether done with cash or shares.