Replies to post #37299 on IAHL Corporation (IAHL)

[tonysib]

OH and I hope it goes up for you / but most are to far in the hole for it to go up enough. BTW in penny stock to average down is hit or miss.

There are honest people here and just because some to not see a point of view does not mean they are wrong.

[Son of Jr]

I think you are right about the nonsense of the pumpers and the stock sucking the life out its investors. The proceeds of the 35 million shares went to the company. We are told the sales were to cover the costs of the attempted Thrush deal. If IAHL got an average of just .03 per share for those 35 million additional shares that adds up to over $1 million.

PVD had told many callers that he was paying lawyers $500 per hour for work to that end. It would be nice to know how much if any the company retains in cash after those expenses. If there is cash in the coffers then that is the share holders equity. To date IAHL has not shown that the share holders have any equity other than a paper airplane.

I think the $60 million figure they have mentioned in the PR of 6/25 is to buy a production facility to manufacture the Integrity:

"IAHL also is currently in the processes of negotiating $60,000,000 (Sixty Million Dollars) of debt financing, from hedge funds, pension funds and private high net worth individuals. These funds will be in the form of a combination of Dollars and Euros, the company expects to have these funds available in the very near future."

Reason for concern: this statement should be of serious concern to us. Can anyone see a pension fund investing in a penny stock?

Reason for concern: "Hedge Fund Involvement- As the name implies, hedge funds often seek to offset potential losses in the principal markets they invest in by hedging their investments using a variety of methods, most notably SHORT SELLING. (source Wikipedia)