Looking good here! Ignore the noise. Know what you own. Don't get shaken on little price moves or message board chatter. Focus on the acquisition. That is what we are here for. Each share sold at these prices, or especially lower, become exponentially more valuable to the people buying them as this goes higher once the deal closes and the book value gets baked in once future Q and K filings show not just the deal, but also the assets. Be sure when that day comes, even if we are trading above a dime or a quarter, the same dialogue occurring now will occur then, only instead often drumming up doubt about an acquisition, the same tone will be issued regarding the liabilities and the debt Toron still owes to Continental for InMed. This would be like having a couple of angry neighbors who spread rumors around the town that you are a deadbeat because you still owe Wells Fargo money on your home, despite having it more than halfway paid off in less than half the time given, with an impeccable monthly payment history that has never been late so much as one day.
$TRON is going to do great.
Think about something. What does Rene get out of the acquisition NOT closing?
If he is not selling any shares, or diluting, then there is no funding to Rene, nor to Toron, via shareholder expenditure. In tandem with the absence of new shares printed, his shares, as well as those belonging to Mr. Hayes, are restricted. They are each shareholders who stand to benefit off an increase in price, which only happens if deals close. Also, if there are arrangements for Rene to take in a salary, there must be revenues, again seeing as shares are not being sold. That paints an even greater reason to close the deal. And if the deal does not close, insider restricted share holdings plummet, which means they do not even make what they currently have just above a penny per share, which even at this price, there is nowhere near the volume for them to exit. They have everything to gain by closing this deal. Our success is their success. Everyone wins if the company succeeds, and finds a solid formula via acquisition strategy, partnerships, relationships, experience, and financing.
Again, ignore the noise and any "He said, she said". Unless someone is willing to put their name on record, along with a legally binding disclaimer of the merits of such, rather than just an alias, and will write in their post that the following correspondence is true, as are the parties, email addresses, etc., with nothing fabricated by any party involved, whether good or bad, then we have nothing more than conjecture to sway sentiments either way. Personally, I'm looking for an SEC filing stating the deal is closed. A legally binding agreement, reviewed and upheld on record under penalty of perjury is the ultimate in dried ink. I strongly believe such a filing will accompany any chain of press releases, with the legal team mentioned in our attorney letter overseeing the process and giving the green light in tandem with the legal and accounting teams employed or otherwise utilized by all other parties formally involved with the acquisition deal.
$TRON Holding long, and pretty relaxed about it.
