Kgem to the Team, HIMR held up well this week. While it did not continue to gain ground, it did not lose ground either. For a holiday week with most investors busy elsewhere, this is a real accomplishment.
As I stated in previous posts, but may be worthwhile stating again. Hollund had until the end of December to purchase a larger share of Bayano Lake Woods, and I suspect they did. In fact, this is very likely what Jason was referring to when he told GM they were working on something big. If this is the deal Jason was hinting at, then it will give Hollund more revenue and more of the profits. In turn, Hollund will be able to move ahead on everything promised at a much faster rate.
The biggest news, in my opinion, is a TigerLynk build. Revenue will allow Hollund to move ahead with a build, and the more revenue, the faster a system is likely to be built.
Now think about this for a moment. If Hollund harvests timber using divers, then they can make decent money just as many others do. However, if Hollund has a TigerLynk built and in operation, then the entire game changes. Make no mistake about it, the TigerLynk system is a disruptive technology --- it will change the world as we know it not only for underwater timber harvesting, but for any number of other underwater work activities as well. That means Lake Bayano will become Hollund's showcase to the world, and the springboard for much bigger things to come.
I can't promise you HIMR shares will increase dramatically with this news, or if they will drop back and falter. What I can tell you is that share prices should increase with this news, and with the news of the Class C share restructure. I can also say that for those interested in a long term investment, this little sub-penny pink sheet company may just be the answer.
I certainly do not intend to hype things up too much here (that is not my style). Instead, I intend to wait for proof that Hollund is living up to its promises. You see, I want pictures as much or more than anyone, and I want to see the orders and who is placing those orders. But IF everything pans out as we hope it will, this just might be the investment of a lifetime. I suspect it won't happen overnight (good things seldom do), and may take another year, but assuming Hollund pulls through on all it has promised, we could be witness to the birth of a true giant. A true mega-company with multiple divisions each operating in billion dollar industries. So you may want to strap in and hold tight, this could be one hell of a flight.
