That's not what you said...this is exactly what you said>>>
TenKay Monday, 05/20/19 10:58:16 AM Re: Bull$hark post# 87425 0 Post # of 87461
No they have not made any disclosure in an SEC filing regarding the acquisition of, or merger with, Rotman’s Furniture.
And rstar just proved that VYST did in fact disclose in their 2018 Q3 fins that they were in fact going to be acquiring Rotmans!
And no-one has ever once claimed that VYST has already announced their Definitive Acquisition Agreement of their pending official Rotmans acquisition closing! What the heck do you think we're patiently waiting for? And if anyone honestly thinks the Rotmans are going to spend the $100's of thousands of dollars they've already spent on the full 2+ year Rotmans audit, let alone engage in the full-fledged integration into VYST that's already occurred only to not announce their pending official Rotmans acquisition closing terms...I'd sure like to know what they're smoking, because it's obviously some pretty great ganja, and with the world rapidly moving towards full retail mj commercialization, that would probably quickly become a great commercial success woot-woot!
VYST's acquiring Rotman's and we're patiently waiting for them to officially file the 8K on their Rotman's acquisition, followed by the acquisition closing terms by/b4 the end of this month, exactly as VYST just recently tweeted they're aiming for, as soon as they secure a couple of remaining lease signatures needed for them to proceed to acquisition closing stage. And once they file/announce their pending official Rotmans closing, they have 75 days to file the follow up Super 8k which discloses/reveals the fully audited Rotmans financials...but the leverage VYST gets from their pending Rotmans acquisition immediately starts the moment they file/announce their Rotmans closing terms directly ahead...with the bonus being that the market gets to see how accretive in nature the Rotmans acquisition closing terms truly are to VYST's underlying intrinsic shareholder value, because VYST already alluded to the fact that it will be as shareholder friendly and non-dilutive in nature imaginable, with a small amount of nominal preferred shares and a convertible debenture with conversion features 6 or 12 months out to cover the small nominal amount of cash involved in the friendly acquisition transaction, because it's mainly being done for the incredible leverage it provides VYST to embark on the next significant phase/cycle of their value-driven global growth journey after 10 full years of R&D!