The difference being here is, EXAD is a SEC Reporting Company & Dwyer and EXAD are being scrutinized by the SEC and FINRA, because of the spinoff.
The process for doing a spinoff requires a great deal of scrutiny, including audited financials, background checks of all officers and/or insiders for the companies involved.
They don't just contact the SEC and say "Hey we are going to spin off a company" and SEC approval is just rubber stamped. EXAD is a SEC Filer and Reporting Company. That in itself, initiates scrutiny to a greater degree than for an "Alternative Reporting Company". If there is a screw up, the SEC will take some ridicule for letting it get by them. And no bureaucrat wants to be the one that shines a bad light on the government agency they work for.
WE MUST ALL REALIZE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOPE & EXPECTAION BASED ON GIVEN FACTS.
