Let me know if you need any help reading through my, and everyone else's posts, mr patriot. Nobody has said this is a given. We have all agreed that it looks very likely. SEC Filings that state commons are excluded in the sale of assets, whereas usually they state that they will be cancelled and not retain value. That is a big difference.
Plus, you can do the best DD in the whole wide world, but if your point gets whittled down to the message, "I am eleventy-billion percent sure that is you buy this stock, you will get cancer" you will lose credibility. 99% of the time. Pay attention to what we are saying, if you want so badly to contradict us. You are right at there being no confirmation of the status of the commons, but my hypothesis is just as valid, and ATM far more likely than yours.
Please don't reply to this unless you are going to have something relevant to say. Offering 'blank checks' is just silly. Kind of like Glen Beck.