Stayeven.. i think it would be a good exercise for you to perform some dd and consider the implications for both FCCN and AERO if the merger does not happen.. the stakes are very high, but actually AERO has a lot more to lose if they break it off.. FCCN holders will still have a 2M loan that AERO will have to pay back.. and a clean reporting shell with 10M of carryforward losses that will be very appealing to any private company looking to go public.
Taking this into consideration, I would put the probability that this transaction will go through at as close to 100% as one could possibly get.
Mr. Hunsaker has big plans for AERO, and this is his best chance to make that happen. He's made many good decisions along the way to grow the company and I have no reason to think he will stop now..
ok.. cue TallRob with his "Top 23 reasons I love AERO/FCCN" LOL