Pontair... this is the reply i received today to the questions you raised. I also linked contact @ healthnostics.com to this thread if they so choose to follow. This reply seems to be much in line with every company released PR.
GLTA Go $HNSS
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Dear xxxx,
Thank you for your comments. We are pleased to answer each of your concerns.
1. Authorized shares create an arbitrary ceiling and do not impact the operations of the Company and should not be a factor in investor decisions. However, to lower that ceiling as you suggest would hamper the Company's ability to acquire other companies.
2. HNSS, like other Pink Sheet companies, is not a reporting company. Reporting entails substantial legal, accounting, and managerial costs that small, growing companies can better spend in profit-producing endeavors.
3. Management strives to provide information to investors that does not compromise its competitive business positions. Further, growing companies face changing environments and circumstances, which is why periodic reports, instead of continuous reports, are issued.
4. Management spends its time operating and building the Company, and it cannot devote substantial time advising callers that they cannot say to one what they have not said to all. Therefore, limited written responses that comply with regulations are the preferred means of communication.
5. Outstanding share numbers regularly change due to repurchases, weighted averaging, acquisitions, etc. And the float changes even more rapidly as shares move from speculative to investment hands. As a result, management can only address the outstanding share issue on a limited periodic basis.
Further, it is important for investors to concentrate on the fundamentals. Management is building a company and has provided investors with information to ward that end. Management does not concentrate on short term stock price fluctuations or the continuous flow of information that would drive them.
Sincerely,
Healthnostics Staff
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