RE:RE:This is a joke...Just my own musings on JulienAssange submissions and your concerns
Yup...t hat's a lot of money created out of nothing. It actually gives me pause. Yes, they have the 50 million run rate....very good. 4 million a month increase expected month on month. But 2.2 million stock based compensation given out at this early in the game is serious money. You can flip the numbers any which way you want. I understand guys gotta get paid, but this story is built like all the others based on share value and growth. Granted they are creating something out of nothing....but getting paid that much that soon based on that many shares is...well, to soon imo. But all the same I have a bid in to double my position because of one thing, and can people please correct me if I'm wrong....
If interest rates increase, it should be harder, and more capital will be required to gain operational funds from Inspira's target market from more traditonal lending facilities like banks. The banks general lending practices are tightening, have been tightening for quite a while regardless of the nonexistant overnight lending rate they enjoy. That in turn should make it more palatable to those more willing to take on operational debt via LND who should be able to lend at cheaper rates than say a yearly Line-of Credit yet more than say a normal mortgage rate.
This is just an expansion of Julien's submissions, but from a Macro point of view. I think this form of margin expansion can create huge tailwinds for LND in the coming months up to and after the DEC Fed announncement. Enough so that I think its worth the risk to buy more and hope to h#ll they stop diluting us to pay themselves before the means by which they can lend (us/shares) becomes a little more stable.
Yes, I know the fed has been expected to raise rates (even just .25%) for years now, but there is actually pressure from many on the street to actually do it. It's a good bargaining chip while negotiating rates with new customers before a rate hike and definately AFTER a rate hike. Lord knows the banks will jack up all general lending rates by at least a1-2 points even though their own rates go up a 1/4.
Just a few thoughts