Post by
greatplay on Oct 07, 2016 1:34pm
Just some thinking
Since the notes aren't part of security regulations, it's a big possibility that it's just a loan provided by company's management; going and buying shares, it's worthless effort, because it's hard to fight shorters, plus it doesn't allow company to breath... MT provides money to the company for 9%, not bad....
Comment by
greatplay on Oct 07, 2016 1:45pm
Actually it would make a lot sense, if an owner would like to help its company, he is not going to give money just like that, especially when it's public company, usually you would use an instrument to make money on money that you have, also it makes sure that you get the money, if something will go wrong
Comment by
LaticelnExile on Oct 07, 2016 1:55pm
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Comment by
greatplay on Oct 07, 2016 2:30pm
You know yourself that his stock was sold due on-going review; It's a big possibility that he has more money that you aren't aware about and he is chipping them in to keep his company going. He was the owner of the company initially, so I imagine he had shares that he sold at one point and that's the money that he chips-in.