Sep 15 2009
HTDS- The issuers received a certain e-mail after the market closed on September 14 2009 where amongst other things Pink Sheets claims that it has received complaints about improper promotions.
The company denies these allegations and finds these allegations disheartening and disingenuous in view of the fact that the issuer is subject to a naked short and has began a vigilant effort to have the shorts cover.
The company believes the short coverings started on September 14 as evidenced by the huge volume and over 100% raise in its share per price values in just a few short hours.
The issuer believes that a huge short position still exists on its security.
The sanctions of Pink Sheets will be namely placing a "Skull and Bones" icon and ranking on HTDS. The issuer will work vigorously to comply with Pink Sheets requests of filing a new Adequate Disclosure which according to Pink Sheets will remove the Skull and Bones rank.
The issuer has completed certain filings with Pink Sheets and an email exchange between both sides can be viewed on this link
HTDS and its advisors cannot and will not allow its security to be systematically erased off the books. Effective today Sept. 15, 2009 HTDS will request a new CUSIP number from its transfer agent. This "time out' which usually lasts 3-4 days to obtain the new CUSIP number will allow the company to prove to Pink Sheets that it had nothing to do with the improper "Promotion", and to complete the filings with Pink Sheets as per the Pink Sheets request see filing TAB or the direct link above.
More importantly, according to the rules, all broker dealers will have to reconcile their accounts and any short positions must be covered. This move by the HTDS management will also preserve the company equity and the last share price as recorded on close of September 14 2009.
During this 3-4 day "time out" the company will provide further updates and news so to assist shareholders with their positions and any short's not covered when the trading resumes. The issuer and its advisers feel that this is the most prudent and best course to take to protect its shareholders and its equity from the short seller's unscrupulous activities. The issuer apologizes for any inconvenience this has caused and assures its shareholders that the short term pain will be well worth the long term gain.