RE:Is this true!??
trolling!!! The reason the two companies came together is one had problems due to unreliable and bad batteries and understood this problem looking to fix it to give way better product and service that is vision so even if there were some problems it takes smart leaders not only to recognize them but put aside their egos and take help when offered not only that smart help in gaining positions through shares. Why shouldn't he hold a position for the ev division. I think it is very smart that Bryson spends his time doing what he does places confidence in those he leaves in charge for their respective division and mostly takes a hands off approach so as not to smoother and micromanage so that he can continue to look for opportunities and future growth. What it looks to me is divisions will be spun out and will do their own financing and raises. There may or may not be shares consolidation if yes there may be certain amount of shares given to shareholders as compensation for any potential consolidation. I faced a 20 to 1 in one company didnt like it but I do believe in time it will pay off. I can see a possible similar thing happen here so that the share counts theoretically dont overbloat in ACDC and if done properly should not in any of the emerging division. Regardless on consolidation we lose leveraging but gain higher share value and raises at higher price points hopefully also get shares in compensation of something like Daymak. It may be a share or close to a share with the company I have it is .8 of a share. My small 3200 collapsed into 160 for the company directly and .8 on this if my math is correct 128 shares. Like I said so far I am not liking it because the earnings was low and the company did it to scale up production as well as offload the responsibility of financing on the subsidiary to reduce and keep share count down the main one. I like the move longer term providing revenues are strong as potential presales for Daymak are indicating. This will be a very smart move to make for this company actually. You still have same value but you adjust the amount you use to trade with.