I understand where you are coming from. I had the same opinion of SHMP as they had yet to make an actual sale and they ballooned to $1. Still kicking myself.
What has me interested here is the Rotman name; as a 7 generation family business, they are people pleasers and when they say NASDAQ, they mean it. If we were to put on their shoes we would see the tax benefits of being all under one roof, we would see the liquidity from Rotman's being used in R&D, production and expansion of Vystar technologies, as well as enhanced recognition and image status with the uplist.
As far as the jukebox goes, for someone to drop $10k on an item just for fun, he must be quite successful. Along those lines, I am interested to see how much cash Rotman's has saved up, it is my opinion that it is substantial, tens of millions of dollars or more.
RxAir is a medical device BoD member Stone is working with DeMita to get those babies into the healthcare industry. B2B sales are always > than retail so consider it an extra asset.
If I was in charge, I'd be using the liquidity provided by the merger to take the Hughes Reactor to the water filtration industry (business and municipal levels), to the engine industry's (cars, airplanes, boats, etc), and the medical industry (kidney dialysis and the like). They are already working with Bayer for nebulizers and with DeMita for kidney Dialysis and water filtration...I am expecting contracts/POs in these three areas. I actually have a lunch planned with an MIT engineer to get his informed opinion on the device and it's potential.
