On some level, I think there's that acknowledgement, and maybe that's why the argument is made that the deal will fall through. A doubter would say the company is fine, but they don't like Plandai's share structure, ByoPlanet will walk on the deal, find another shell and so on. That's one argument we're hearing. The other is that there will be a massive RS at these levels or lower. IMO they're both planted seeds in the minds of people with shares to instill doubt. I get it, I'm not reinventing the wheel, we're all aware of this, but this is most effective in OTC world.
Long story short, I think everyone knows this company can be profitable in the long run. If they do succeed, I'll be curious as to why they succeeded and Victory Innovations failed? Would it be because they had a superior product, or did they market better? Can they get some of Victory Innovations' client base, which they aspire for in that Linked In post?
I just saw their latest post about Michigan advising pet owners to keep their pets inside because of the residual effects of the Canadian wildfires. I have two indoor cats - no problems here in Maryland when we get hit. What are people with dogs in Canada or Michigan doing? That has to be extremely difficult.