Actually, the merger rumor is one of the few that makes sense of the fact that this company emerged from pinky land, an extremely rare occurance, on 9/21/2011 after over a year of trying to conform with SEC requirements for uplisting.
Why would any company spend all of that time and money to achieve an uplisting if it were not for a golden opportunity.
I made my money a little over 2 years ago with this stock on pure speculation. I kept a bunch of free shares which were substantially reduced by the reverse split. I kept hanging around because of the interest that this stock has had with various concerns.
The new CEO, is in no way accepting this position so that he can pump a stock, that on paper, appears to be relatively worthless. He has a solid history of success. That track record is what fueled the 20 million share trade day last week and the big spike in price during a week that usually is lackluster as people take their losses for the year.
People in the know are investing in the speculative opportunity that this stock offers. The last big run was fueled by the NDD's potential. Speculation, when Faber, former Executive with Waste Management came on board, was that his association with Waste Management would help ASFX in its efforts to sell their NDD, still the only needle destruction device approved for home use by the FDA. The opportunity is here. Let's see how it plays out. GLTA
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