Post by
vulcan123456789 on Jun 23, 2020 7:56pm
jmho invest in fire
do your research there are so many positives with supreme.. new products .quality.. cost efficiency.. I can go on.. those saying dont buy are shorts.. they have their own self interest.. keep stock down.. to short.. when this goes it will cost a lot more to get in.. the shorts will only cost you money if you wait too long .. it's a great price to build a position.. do your own research.. make your own decision dont take advice from anyone here ..jmho cheers
Comment by
vulcan123456789 on Jun 23, 2020 9:12pm
this Vulcan is one and the same as the previous vulcan.. so have been here for some time..I had to get a new phone and was unable to access old account so I made the new one.. same name just numbers added.. no opt and I are not the same person.. our styles are even dif.. I am confident in fire and the future.. just need to research it.. jmho cheers
Comment by
OptGreen on Jun 24, 2020 5:34pm
What's with the incognito Vulc, it did seem strange but then you were chasing the COVID plays so it appeared it could just be a coincidence....good to see you are still onboard. While I am honored to be cast in the same light as you and the rest of the board, to be aligned with the lowlife and clowns would be beyond the pale, JMHO...Opt
Comment by
vulcan123456789 on Jun 24, 2020 5:44pm
I never left my friend.. still here and have increased my position... a few times.. just waiting for this thing to take off.. still in some covid.. made some cash and bought more supreme.. been sampling product from time to time.. big improvment on the days of my youth for sure.. cheers
Comment by
theTransporter on Jun 23, 2020 9:54pm
Method - $84M as stated by FunGuy is correct. This is the figure on the balance sheet from the last financial report.
Comment by
FunGuy88 on Jun 23, 2020 11:08pm
I think Method is correct here. The principal amount of $100M would have to be repaid upon maturity. The $84M that is shown on the balance sheet is actually discounted to reflect the effective interest rate, but this liability will increase to $100M as interest is expensed. https://accounting-simplified.com/financial-accounting/articles/example-of-accounting-for-convertible-bonds.html
Comment by
brentkosta on Jun 25, 2020 10:00am
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