To all who don't believe that it'll happen...
You don't believe that a triangular reverse merger will take place here; and for a host of reasons which you have repeatedly, and relentlessly warned us about.
If YOU’RE correct in all that you say…
That is: if you are right that (1) ASYI’s present filing status (shell vs. no shell) would not permit it to engage in a merger with GCS; or that (2) ASYI’s presumed lack of audited financials would further mean that ASYI would be prohibited from engaging in such a transaction; or that (3) ASYI is so hopelessly debt-ridden as to make any such merger an impossibility; or that (4) it has engaged in a toxic financing that has invariably led to a ‘death spiral’; or that (5) MKHD and GSC shareholders would not agree to such a course of action …
That then means that the following professionals and institutions are ALSO WRONG, as they are – as we communicate – laboring to bring about the successful conclusion of this triangular double reverse merger … which will only meet with the ultimate rejection by the SEC and/or private investors who had been tempted to invest:
These “MISGUIDED PROFESSIONAL AND SOPHISTICATED INVESTORS” are as follows:
1. The vaunted Mergers & Acquisitions law firm, of Anslow & Jaclin, which is shamelessly touted by the SEC to be one of the best and most knowledgeable in the field of reverse mergers (a law firm who just so happens to be retained by both ASYI and MKHD); and
2. The Certified Public Accountancy firm of Michael T. Studer, who are (and continue to remain) the accountants and auditors of ASYI; and
3. Source Capital Group, who are the ‘powerhouse’ investment bankers retained by Global Converge Solutions to (presumeably) charge them an arm and a leg to be involved in the ultimate outcome of this merger transaction; and
4.Chardon Capital Markets, LLC, which is yet another powerhouse investment banking firm, but this one has been retained by MKHD to act as a “financial advisor” in the MKHD/GCS transaction; and
5. Merus Capital, which is ASYI’s very first venture investor, who presently holds over $10,000,000.00 of its stock (which it purchased when it was trading at 50 cents or so; and
6. Dynamic Intelligence LLC, which is a quasi-hedgefund, and also ASYI’s sole controlling sharholder, owning approximately 4.9% of its stock (prior to May 2012; and
7. James D. Beatty (who has spent 40 years in the financial industry, structuring and then closing on hundreds of complex financial transactions, including reverse mergers); and
If you and all the others who, for a host of reasons, repeatedly say that this transaction will not and cannot go to a closing … THEN EACH OF THE ABOVE ENTITIES, INSTITUTIONS AND FINANCIALLY SOPHISTICATED INDIVIDUALS IS … SIMPLY WRONG; AND THEY WERE ‘WRONG’ FROM THE GET-GO.
Despite the tidal wave of professional malpractice claims that could arise from their mistakes, each of their professional reputations would now be subject to some SERIOUS scruntiny by their peers and colleagues.
Question: Do you really think that the professionals involved in this trade would lead their respective clients 3 to 4 months into a financial transaction … only to discover that the transaction could not be done; or was impractical; or indeed even illegal?
DO YOU REALLY, REALLY, REALLY THINK THAT?
