RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: lo
And of course you did not buy AC.B because of your heart felt sympathy for the previous shareholders that were wiped out. Come on Lestat....Think !..This is business.
Some investors will allow emotion to get in the way of future YLO investments.
Some investors will focus merely on profitable opportunities and will be very calculated and dispassionate in their decision making process.
The former will refuse to buy any future YLO stocks out of anger, and the latter will refuse to buy YLO stock as they will calculate that the "new YLO" has a bad credit history, a bad investor history. When that happens an investor limits their risk by offering smaller private placements, buying less stock or cheaper stock. All making financing all the more difficult.
So both the emotional and the dispassionate investor will not be au rendez-vous.
I think this is what's going to happen.
a) YLO will status quo
b) A default will occur in 2013
c) equity will be handed over to creditors
d) YLO will go bankrupt, creditors will be wiped out
e) YLO will be shut out of capital markets
f) someone will take the company private
my probability matrix is as follows and is backed by actual cash flow projections as opposed to "silly nonsense"
a) YLO will status quo 90%
b) A default will occur in 2013 0%
c) equity will be handed over to creditors 5% (this is a partial dilution event)
d) YLO will go bankrupt, creditors will be wiped out 0%
e) YLO will be shut out of capital markets 0%
f) someone will take the company private 5%