The replies are great. Whoever is running SM, is doing a decent job with the brand push. Here's the question though. How long will that hold up, and hold up the SP, before the fickle and impatient begin to sell?? I'll contend that it won't hold up much longer than a couple more months. They've exploded out of the trips and they have good momentum, but to not concentrate on the SP to attract new investors is not a winning formula. It will allow the critics ammunition for a consistent and continuous barrage, which is relentless at this time.

Many of these OTC companies are their own worst enemies with lofty expectations and flowery PRs and they never hit the goal. Instead, they supply self-inflict wounds. They load the barrels for those bashing away at the company, and they'll continue to do it, gleefully, until the company steps forward and blows them out of water.

This may be apt for HJOE as well. Brand concentration is great. But BC is correct. Brand and selling the company go hand-in-hand. They are not islands, but reliant on each other and HJOE may miss the mark in that regard.

Investors hesitate with yield signs. They may hesitate further with lack of current financial information and we are getting a lot of talk about major numbers. Numbers that could push this stock deep into silver and this company as a serious threat in the OTC. They've got some of the pieces in place, and I am cautiously optimistic. Yet, there is work to do, and I do believe there is a time limit. Although a great new start for HJOE, we need what everyone wants and that is pink current, audited financials with all of the cards on the table.