RE:Evergreen-Agra IncDo people actually read the financial statements for these companies before commenting on them? The financials filed for Evergreen-Agra in October 2013 show assets of just over $6,000 and liabilities of almost $1,6 million. It's made a loss since inception of approximately $7,5 million with no revenues whatsoever. It's moved from being some kind of pharmaceutical company to a mining company focused on Russia and, after these deals didn't work (and blowing through whatever money it had raised) it is now apparently an agricultural company. I don't see how, as a shareholder of Rango, it makes any sense to merge with this company. There needs to be a reason for a merger, and that reason can't simply be to create a bigger bankrupt company.