I'll tell you the funny part, that anyone in there right mind could expect an active public traded company to trade with an O/S of a little over 1m shares and a float of 355k shares. There would be no liquidity at all here, I am sure you're aware how difficult it is to trade stocks with no liquidity.
Since the merger the share structure has not changed. As far as who has the shares and what they are willing to sell them for well, if they funded the shell or the Company prior to the merger, its none of your or my business. What would concern me, would be if suddenly $8.2m of debt was created, the A/S was doubled and 1.5b shares were sold into the market - now that would concern me.
And I am sure there will be red days here, just not as many red as green.
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