Monday, May 24, 2021 4:26:09 PM
However, your contention that Dixie shareholders should have received 40% of new shares does not take into account how much DEBT Dixie had at time of merger. That debt may have made a merger necessary for Dixie's survival.
Bottom line: Dixie shareholders have lost significant money via Bell Rock horrible acquisition, long hold on any trading, and total mismanagement since purchase was announced.
Grey market now, sub penny next, and then Bell Rock will be bought up for next to nothing... The equivalent of marijuana SLAG.
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