Since the stock is a shell, it doesn't matter who will win. Somebody will want XMET afterwards. In fact, if taxes go up, RM's might become more necessary as a few companies might need a tiny bit more funding to counter taxation.
On the other hand, if trade wars continue, US companies will take a beating eventually as they will lose worldwide marketshare, a glut will form in the US, and more shells will be created. It will become more difficult for new legit businesses to start. In such a scenario I would expect foreign buyers to gobble up those shells and become powerhouses internationally.
So either way, XMET is good.
JMO. Feel free to disagree.