LIQR made 2 acquisitions in 2009 alone. They just announced more on the way. That is the shifting of assets that they have been trying to do all this time. That is pretty good for a $0.40 stock with 75% owned by old shareholders from NAFB.
Now they have a real footing to build upon, not a floating floor with shareholders from some other failed company using LIQR as an ATM machine.
Most reverse-merger shell type deals reverse before the stock trades, at least the LIQR guys gave NAFB shareholders a chance and in my opinion, the NAFB shareholders blew that chance by not supporting fully the LIQR team.