RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:So When Does The HOOP LOC Get Replaced?it was 99.6 % of principal value.
bonds often trade at discount to their par value based on the coupon rates versus the prevailing market rates.
given their past experience and low bad debts in the previous few years and with the rising real estate market its a safe bet to get 99.6 % of their money back,
so it costs them $ 10 miilion to save on the higher rate HOOP loc. It seems like a good business move.
you are off the mark on crapping on their asset values.
Real estate values are still up year to year and so the mortgages will not be a problem.
Analysts are all chiming in that the compnay has turned the corner. This helps fix their liquidity problem.
Now they can return to growing their deposit base once they hire a new CEO and CFO.
your entire thesis has been proven wrong yet again. weren't you claiming this was a stock worth zero not loo long ago.