No, I really do get it. The 10-K is about what I expected. I think some were expecting to see the Rotmans deal done within the 10-K after reading some of the posts. The 10-K was as of Dec 31, 2018 so since Rotmans was not put into VYST during no time since 2018, there is no way that it would have made logical sense to have such indicated to be consummated within the 10-K as consolidated financials.
For those that were not expecting such and was simply expecting some amazing 10-K, like I stated before, the 10-K is nothing more than a formality at this point that was required to keep VYST at a current status. Even though revenues increased by 1942% from $16,754 to $325,295, that's nothing of importance compared to what's expected from the Rotmans acquisition, but since it happened, it had to be noted.
VYST, in my opinion, is going to be one "positively" for the record books. Many are going to learn some very valuable lessons here with VYST in learning to truly know what you hold. I'm saying this based on doing my own "Due Diligence (DD)" very thorough here with VYST. Much that I have learned, I won't post. Certain things that carry a huge magnitude along with it, I think it's best for one to research, learn, and discover for themselves. All I can say is that I made these posts below for a reason to show that sometimes when things appear to be too good to be true, they really could be true:
The Rotmans are building something incredibly huge for shareholders. I think some are being very nit picky about some things that really has nothing to do with the price of tea in China. Those who don't see it now... will see it later.
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