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Posted On: 02/29/2020 8:55:31 AM
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The stock manipulation is interesting. Zee and others, perhaps we need to look at the Series C holders. The HDC 10-k for the period ending fiscal year 2015 includes, on p 19, the section Sales of Unregistered Securities. Kowbel was in charge at that time. The information indicates that the preferred shares were accompanied by 3 cent warrants, and that they could be converted to common shares. It is interesting that they could sell at 4 cents and still benefit. Another interesting thing that HDC shareholders should know is that I personally received an email from Kowbel in January 2014, which included the following: "a couple of my colleagues each bought 1mln preferred series c shares at $0.08 with $0.08 warrants. the raise is not public knowledge only because it cannot be solicited. only accredited investors can participate and they approached me to find out how they could help once they found out what i was doing for free."
So as we start to tie all this together, including my ongoing argument that there is no way the complaint process is being funded by the two plaintiffs, coupled with the fact that the complaint references a $2.4 million financing package that was supposedly offered by Vennwest Global Technologies, which is in Canada - where Kowbel is from - the circumstances look deeply concerning. So concerning, in fact, that I believe there needs to be a formal investigation of what is actually going on. Oh, and by the way, Ms Bear was very eager to get her complaint information 'published' for all of us to see. Yet, she's gone totally silent on us when we've asked her to answer some very basic questions.
The stock manipulation is interesting. Zee and others, perhaps we need to look at the Series C holders. The HDC 10-k for the period ending fiscal year 2015 includes, on p 19, the section Sales of Unregistered Securities. Kowbel was in charge at that time. The information indicates that the preferred shares were accompanied by 3 cent warrants, and that they could be converted to common shares. It is interesting that they could sell at 4 cents and still benefit. Another interesting thing that HDC shareholders should know is that I personally received an email from Kowbel in January 2014, which included the following: "a couple of my colleagues each bought 1mln preferred series c shares at $0.08 with $0.08 warrants. the raise is not public knowledge only because it cannot be solicited. only accredited investors can participate and they approached me to find out how they could help once they found out what i was doing for free."
So as we start to tie all this together, including my ongoing argument that there is no way the complaint process is being funded by the two plaintiffs, coupled with the fact that the complaint references a $2.4 million financing package that was supposedly offered by Vennwest Global Technologies, which is in Canada - where Kowbel is from - the circumstances look deeply concerning. So concerning, in fact, that I believe there needs to be a formal investigation of what is actually going on. Oh, and by the way, Ms Bear was very eager to get her complaint information 'published' for all of us to see. Yet, she's gone totally silent on us when we've asked her to answer some very basic questions.
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