Aero Performance Products Inc (fka AERP)

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The only up-listing this company is going to get is reinstated to the otcbb anytime soon. As pointed out, anything higher will take three years.

However will it make a difference? From this side of the table the answer is no, since the company is in essence filing already anyway. It is not like they are not filing and then going to start filing.

Aero shareholders have already lost over 66% of thier money since the conversion to FCCN shares. They will be lucky to have 10% by the time the one year restriction is lifted. Why? because it is going to take money to get the accounts payable back in line and continue the excesses.

Already added is the cost of being public which is the equivalent of 25% of gross sales at the mid year level. 31 million shares were set aside for that but anyone can see at 240k per year, it is going to take an average bid price of .00774 to make that allotment work.

Should the share price continue to falter, as it most likely will as financing comes into play, FCCN is going to have to pony up additional shares. A further share price decline will only magnify the cost of being public from a dilution standpoint to existing holders.

From looking at the numbers, Aero had lost the ability to continue as a private company (assured bankruptcy) so I suppose the reality is that even if the original Aero shareholders get a penny out of the deal, they are better off than getting zero.

As to the goodwill value? Let's face it, what is the value of something that cannot support itself? It is called a liability and liability's are something you dispose of...quickly.

Aero shareholders did just that, by dumping that liability onto the public markets. If you accepted shares of this liability, there is good news, it is not "until death do us part".

Derb