Sounds good. But I'll have to say that when they use those shares to acquire it will have a negative affect on the potential movement of the share price. UNLESS They acquire a company that has revenues that outweigh the amount of shares used/increased.
If they are looking for growth, it might be better to use what they have 1st, without using the A/S. Let REVO money then do it again. I've seen companies try to acquire and grow TOO fast then crash and we get burned. I hope they have an awesome plan for us ahead.
Greenwood was 'acquired' with shares. The pps fell. Your strategy of using corporate paper to acquire assets works if the company acquired is not a valueless scam. The Greenwood experience is a real precedent of what to expect. Shares issued to a company controlled by a REVO director. The 'acquired' company generates no cash. Then more shares are issued to get cash through convertible debt. Expect more of the same.
We have the best mods on ihub in charge of our board. That was VERY WELL PUT and i was t sure how to explain it but you took the thoughts I had and laid them out better than I could have... This stock = $$$