Walgreens, in turn, which has been the sole mouthpiece for both itself and Rite Aid, has been slick in its public comments during this extended merger process, thanks to the FTC and both companies' anti-trust law firms, which provided bad advice on required divestiture totals. All this, and a Walgreens hit to its credibility, have severely and unusually depressed Rite Aid's stock price, in part due to RAD's continuing poor renegotiation of the agreement. But is all this a hidden goldmine opportunity for huge profits in future Rite Aid price appreciation if you were to add or begin a new position in it?