Gambler,
Let's forget about the LOI, because the LOI is not a deal until we see the filing that shows it is.
1.FCCN was a money-losing enterprise.
2.FCCN acquired Aero through a reverse merger.
3.Aero is a money-losing enterprise.
4.FCCN tripled its total sharecount (give or take) to acquire Aero, a money-losing enterprise.
5.There is no guarantee that Dr. Gas is going to be acquired by FCCN/Aero.
6.There is no guarantee that Dr. Gas is a profitable venture. Further, there is no guarantee on exactly what they're bringing in for sales, since there are no public financials at this time.
7.There is no guarantee that FCCN/Aero has the resources to actually acquire Dr. Gas, or do so without a severe reverse split.
8.The history of Javelin Advisory Group does not bode well for any potential acquisition target, or at the least for the shareholders prior to their involvement.
Right now all there is to discuss is Aero and FCCN, two groups merged into one, who are proficient at losing money and have tied up almost 2 billion shares in a market without a cent of profit.
That's the way I see it.
IMO/FWIW
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