I don't see it. This company, under the current share structure, would need about $2B in annual revenue to maintain a $2 share price. I don't know who CCM is (Consultech?), but if Consultech was a real business with real revenues (which I doubt, but I'm assuming everything is upfront for argument's sake), I don't see what advantage it is to them to reverse merge with Sulja. They'd be better off making an IPO directly into their target exchange and creating their own share structure to make it stick. Why go through the considerably riskier venture of merging with an OTC (with 500 million shares, no less!) and having to uplist?
IT MAKES NO SENSE!!!
But, everyone here is singing the Sulja tune. I don't think anything I say will shake anybody as this stage.
So good luck! I've tried my best.
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