In other words can you actually put together a response that shows some kind of relationship to the merger and increased value to LFBG that would make the stock more valuable in the face of the massive dilution that is part of the merger?
In other words, if you merged 2 money losing businesses wouldn't you have a stronger money losing business? And how would that make the shares more valuable when the dilution level of the merger absorbs any and all value into 1.4 billion more shares?
Where exactly is this new "strength" going to show?
I see you trying to use a whole lot of numbers that are not associated with LFBG.
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