Exactly. I figure that improves the odds that maybe a reverse merger actually is in the works with Lakeshore Recycling, especially since they own a small piece of ECOS.
Maybe LSR's effort to test and improve the ECOS technology could land them in a position to lead the manufacturing of the units in the U.S., as ECOS was just a distributor last time I looked several years back.
It could become a very big deal because since S. Korea has been successfully installing many units in their own country for years, it would certainly benefit them to manufacture and sell far more units all across the U.S., I would think.
For me, the dream deal, which is why I'm gambling here, is that LRS reverse merges into ECOS and then the new entity cuts a huge deal with Waste Management to supply them with units nationwide!
Okay, so I'm allowed to dream, but maybe ECOS was suspended intentionally so insiders would be the only ones who could accumulate all the shares.
Of course it could just be the toxic lenders buying up all those shares, trying to avoid a short squeeze if ECOS manages to go pink again.
No way to know for sure, but I'll hang on to a decent amount of shares just in case! Can't win I don't pull the slot machine lever!
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