VYST need only issue Rotmans private shareholders a small block of VYST preferred stock and a small convertible debenture for a couple of million dollars worth of cash component considerations with accelerated future conversion features that occur 6 or 12 months after the Rotmans acquisition has completed, and there definitely won't be any miscalculated imaginary change in control that supposedly ruins VYST's abilities to utilize the $20M VYST NOL's in a similar manner as traders/investors utilize past losses to offset their capital gains!
And no matter how many times it's wrongly/falsely suggested that VYST supposedly doesn't know how to properly capitalize on the significant $20M NOL, and will supposedly do some imaginary change in control that ruins or destroys their ability to utilize their $20M NOL due to the Rotmans acquisition upon us, the truth is that VYST's CEO Steve Rotman and the SEC attorney firms and PCAOB auditing firms he is working with are all more than well aware of it, and have been planning well in advance for it over the past 18 months, and aren't stupid enough to not ensure that VYST gets to directly benefit from it in the soon to be post official Rotmans leverage era upon us.