That's because (1)MSJ does not have the resources to purchase the enormous price tag Cinco itself has bee reported to be worth...
(2) MSJ is a private company, so by acquiring SRGE's assets, they leave SRGE shareholders behind stuck with shares that are worthless
(3) There is no rule or regulation that buying a company's assets requires shareholders be compensated. The only time shareholders must be compensated is after a total company buyout. That did not happen...
(4) More than likely the "sale" consisted of either a promissory note or shares of MSJ to the remaining SRGE BOD which again, leaves SRGE shareholders with nothing