Replies to post #81986 on CV Sciences Inc (CVSI)

[Wolf-man jack]

“Why Do Companies Keep Acquiring Other Companies Through M&A?
Two of the key drivers of capitalism are competition and growth. When a company faces competition, it must both cut costs and innovate at the same time. One solution is to acquire competitors so that they are no longer a threat. Companies also complete M&A to grow by acquiring new product lines, intellectual property, human capital, and customer bases. Companies may also look for synergies. By combining business activities, overall performance efficiency tends to increase, and across-the-board costs tend to drop as each company leverages the other company's strengths.”

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[GE_Jim]

Now that’s the Kool aid induced thought process that you are know for.
A few things, they clearly mentioned acquire and acquisition in the press release. Some how you became confused with merger which they did not mention. I’ll let you refer to a dictionary to help you understand.
Company statement “I am pleased to announce that we have executed a nonbinding letter of intent to acquire a plant-based food company in Europe and “Closing of this important strategic acquisition”
Next, we have a stock swap, why? What if the company is private. There not doing a merger, their buying. Cash is always good.
Then we have creative math. The company has a value of a little over 3 million dollars. You can pound all the shares you want, dilute to the high heaven, doesn’t make the company worth more. 3 mil is 3 mil. I understand your new to this investing thing but if you would happen to notice when a company dilutes the price of the stock comes down. If you plan to dilute 300 million shares, well, it will be a learning experience for you.
Go ahead and enjoy yourself with this new toy you have to promote. I’ll just sit back and wait to see. They will have to present to the shareholders, then we’ll all see what’s what.