Post by
fundtrader on Oct 29, 2016 2:53pm
If bonds are trading for 50c on the dollar
debt is chopped by 50% so total debt is less then 1.5 billion and assets close to 5 billion..so in that case equity goes back up to 3.5 billion$ or 70$ us a share..i might be totally right in theory... big money comes in buys the debt for 50c on the dollar and takes over the shares for a resonable premium acceptable by all. If the shorts think this is going to 0 then obviously they will take 50c on the $$ rather then nothing...one way to financial engineer this is to reduce that debt by 50% and give them higher interest rate. I remember a lot of shipping companies did that a few years back and the shares went up 10 overnight.
Comment by
rad10 on Oct 29, 2016 4:45pm
naive in the extreme - any turnaround and the bonds will be first to recover. once demand for the bonds goes up they will return towards parity. Obsessing over concordia means missing out on other opportunities. Noticed you were posting on nobilis - you seem drawn to disasters in progress...........
Comment by
fundtrader on Oct 29, 2016 9:14pm
really i made 60k on nobilis on friday..so puhlease i know what i am doing...i bought 100k at 3.80 was out at 4.40 i think i made a huge mistake by selling so soon...oh well i can always buy back on monday...
Comment by
PirateEquity on Oct 30, 2016 11:26am
So you are just a trader looking for real investors to become bagholders so you can make a quick trade? Do you know how disgusting that is to real investors trying to understand the "game" here?
Comment by
Craigbad on Oct 30, 2016 11:46am
I find it hard to believe someone would scalp Nobilis with what seemed to be real news of an acquisition, upped guidance and reduced interest rate, yet claims to be a long term investor in Concordia who reduced guidance, added high interest debt and even Mark Thompson doesn't want to run it anymore. I think someone is paying Funnytrader to pump Concordia.
Comment by
MegaBear on Oct 30, 2016 12:58pm
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