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SuperMoneyon Jul 03, 2015 12:48pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Got filled for another 50000 today at .07 cents and ...
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Got filled for another 50000 today at .07 cents and ...InternalAudit68 wrote: That's true. BMO should know that at the retail level -- > Debt Restructuring > Consumer Proposal >Bankruptcy.
Normally, the banks would rather restructure the loan than get a write-off on their books. The Relationship Manager don't want to get on the hot seat. It's not as if LOY is a goner. Going forward, if costs are contained, it can quite easily handle a $10m loan.
I would also think BMO would consider whether forcing LOY into bankruptcy would be in its best interest if some of the institutional bagholders do a lot of business with BMO. So I tend to agree, that even if the September 30 deadline is missed, BMO has the prerogative to restructure the loan in a way that's a win-win for both parties.
> The problem makes me really worry, as a shareholder, is that if LOY miss the due date for the huge $10m loan, mo matter what is the final result, the share price could go to $0.005-0.01 and then takes time for LOY to work with the bank. If not work out, then file bankrupcy. So, now the question for us is if our shareholders still like to hold our shares for that risk?