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A micro-cap company announces a major acquisition. Is it a game-changing move that will send the stock soaring, or a desperate act that will destroy shareholder value through dilution and debt? For investors, telling the difference is critical. In this episode of The Micro-Cap Brief, we break down the complex world of Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) using a simple analogy: building a car. We explain how to analyze any deal like a master mechanic, so you can determine if the company is adding a high-performance turbocharger or just duct-taping a lawnmower engine onto a broken chassis. Learn the three most important questions you MUST ask to decode the true risk and reward of any micro-cap M&A deal. TIMESTAMPED GUIDE: 0:00 - Intro: Shifting from Survival to Growth 0:26 - The Core Analogy: M&A as a Pre-Built Engine 0:54 - Question 1: The "Why" - Decoding the Strategic Rationale vs. "Synergy" Hype 1:45 - Question 2: The Price Tag - How the Deal is Funded 1:56 - Paying with Cash: The Rarest Method 2:09 - Paying with Stock: The DANGER of Shareholder Dilution 2:30 - Paying with Debt: Adding Weight to the Chassis 2:47 - Question 3: The Integration Risk - The Hardest Part of Any Deal 3:55 - Your Key Takeaway: How to Use the SEC's EDGAR Database (8-K Filings) 4:41 - Final Thoughts & Conclusion This is essential viewing for any investor in the small-cap and micro-cap space. Before you get excited about the next big M&A headline, make sure you have the tools to look under the hood. The Micro-Cap Brief is an educational series for investors. This content is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always conduct your own research and consult with a licensed financial professional before making investment decisions.