Unfortunately, if many penny stocks shed the part that causes the debt, they'd no longer have anything left to attract investors. They'd simply be shells.
And while these days, there are MANY shell plays, sadly the vast majority of them are pinkies. It's pretty hard to find a fully reporting shell.
Aside from the FB angle, THAT is what makes ASYI more attractive than most other pennystock mergers. Transparency. Extremely rare in the sub-penny/single penny world.
As more people realize that ASYI is a FULLY REPORTING company, they won't be so quick to flip or panic. Atleast, not as long as it trades this cheap.
Just last summer, ASYI traded at a $30M marketcap, and that was with all it's debt. If the 10K filing shows the debt has been resolved and BDS has merged into it, how long do you honestly think ASYI will continue trading at the current $2M marketcap?
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