The other effect of this agreement is that Hawk is a shareholder of GLER now through the equity swap, and so the risk of GLER diluting is very low imo. Hawk is in the driver's seat.
And we can all see from the trading and share price move up last week that selling looks to be from the early birds, and the float is locking up. If you had real dilution, this thing would not have moved much or even gone down. If insiders sold a few million for their lunch money as we move up though, it would not discourage me at all. As long as deals come through.
That also doesn't mean technically we don't have some resistance levels, but as more do their dd this weekend and word spreads of a series of deals for GLER, we should well be on our way to pennyland.
Lastly, I like that this is a fully reporting company, unlike some other runners lately that are way up with nothing filed with the SEC. Come on.