Debt completely paid off within the 42M O/S of the company. Add the 160M issued to Gerpang, and we have 202M total O/S POST MERGER. While the converted shares are coming into the market, there is bound to be some downward pressure. NOW, factor the final share count into Gerpang's value, and we have a sure fire winner. NOW factor in that Gerpang's 160M are restricted for a period of time (they have to be), and we have a company worth hundreds of millions of $$$$ with max 42M shares (at most) float. AT THE TIME OF THE MERGER, which has already occurred.