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Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R



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Comment by Lumberfeverlongon Oct 10, 2016 1:32pm
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RE:Longs, the "shorting to zero" is for the stock, not company

RE:Longs, the "shorting to zero" is for the stock, not companyI understand the difference more than you can possibly imagine.  Cinven will be paid off by Feb 1 and the company will still have well over $400M when it makes that payment.  So how in your screwed up view of the world does Cinven get Amco back once that payment is made?

FullReversal wrote:
The company will survive with the assets, from all indications, to be owned by Cinven (Amco) and First Secured Notes holder(s) (non-Amco).

It's the common stock price is what won't survive.  I don't think you longs in denial understand the difference here?

They might as well rename "Amco" to "Acme" from the Looney Tunes era.

Roadrunner being the Wall Street crowd/"Bookrunner" and Private Equity. 

Coyote being the average dumb investor still holding this toxic stock!


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