I'm amazed that you do not understand SEC related business requirements. Even when a public company signs an LOI that represents a potential increase of over 10% of company value, then they must by regulations file a public release. I thought you might know that. And of course then attorneys must finalize documents for a closing that also requires title to be open for the acquisition which is the lease requirement for any well site included in a farm out. But I thought you might surely know that as well. Perhaps the question is do you have any idea of how long these actions take in the real business world, and not just in an investor imaginary world? They subsequently require a few days. It is just a hope that Treaty may be able to get Aquinas to have documents prepared and title opened and legal descriptions validated through a survey and then editoralized in a document by the end of this week. If that happens, remember Monday is a holdiay. And that brings into play that the closing might happen by next Tuesday or Wednesday. Any action that culminates earlier than that is an expression of extremely good management on both company's parts to effect this deal. Now, take a break, and next time post something that reflects that you really do understand how real business is transacted in today's business world. Otherwise readers of your posts will understand that your posts really have no merit, and that I'm sure is not what you desire.
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