New structure with decreased costs, plus increase in revenue and earnings,
That, in the near term, will be impossible, as both TALK and UMS have increasing losses. As the Integral quote in a post a while back showed, UMS had an increased net loss of $900,000.
As well, if and when the delinquent filings are produced, they will not be of the consolidated company, but only TALK..... As well, the last half of the 2015 UMS filing will not include TALK's books.
So, it's doubtful that the updated books will reveal what all are hoping for. The main advantage for the stock's performance will simply be that all is finally current, and the merger 100% finalized.
A negative will be that the number outstanding toxic notes will be known, and that the holders will be free to convert, under Rule 144, meaning a resumption of the dreaded dilution.
No, all in all, I see a significant chance that future stock performance will be far less than most here are hoping for.