Technically no, as that would be impossible to happen.
American farmers are still fiercely loyal to America, and most would still buy American made products, such as from John Deere.
As per the niche market, which is what TYTN sells to, its good, but as long as TYTN still uses the same promoters, based on what I've seen done to other stocks they promoted, the current A/S could be used up to raise money, then more shares issued as well.
Take that into consideration.
It's an extrinsic possibility that most don't look at.
Dilution happens, and unless the investor is prepared to average down or get out when it's good, and sit back, and buy in again when it feels right.............
Personally, I think it's a good time for TYTN.
Just play it like a PINK.
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