The “misinformation” commentary coming from the Halpernettes is comical when one scrolls down this page. “MAXD forecasts substantial 2022 revenue and profit expecting to exceed $100 million dollars.” This was posted on 6/8/22. Isn’t this one definition of misinformation? How about the “Forecasted Revenue from InGroundAssets?” How about the “signed deals.” Or the “$100 million dollar run rate in Q4 2022?” “Biometric securities” which has never been fully engineered? The people for the “Ultimate Kindness” business? How about this gem, “Here's a reminder - In last year's early effort, our increase over 10 weeks with $235 million dollars of trading volume resulted in a top end gain of 19,600%. I will go on record here with our nine (9) figures forecast that I think we could make last year's 19,600% share price increase look modest by comparison to where I think we can end up.” And the grand finale; “Meet the MAXD Team! With the full bio of John Blaisure as CEO. Isn’t that a bit of misinformation designed to make investors believe the company has more than one employee, administrator, board member, and executive? That blows right past misinformation and into deception territory.
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