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MiamiruIeson Jan 09, 2022 10:01am
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AH POVIDES UPDATE ON THE NEGOTIATIONS OF CONVERTIBLE DEBT
RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AH POVIDES UPDATE ON THE NEGOTIATIONS OF CONVERTIBLE DEBT60 other companies he mentioned have gone up by 75%. No they didn't. I went back and checked his thread where he stated that. Keyser is just throwing false claims around. He's good at it. Everyone can see that. He puts a spin on everything.
BennySays wrote: Keyser dummy rad is also the same liar who posted that he shared 60 other companies to buy that have all increased by 75% in value. None of the angry Keyser bagholder words matter. He's just mad that he bought high and sold low. Typical keyser-tech-rad dummy move.
Toweringmars wrote: Aww the poor debenture holders who've paid this by recycling money through the entire sector on the backs of retail losses.
Lol even Highrider / AHSocks knows you need to trigger this event in order to make changes to the agreement. I'm starting to think you dont quite see the full picture here at all Keezie. You've got the comprehension level of a daft starfish and foresight of one too.
Not a bad thing to get out of the way before the quarters start to roll out.
Remember folks, this was the guy saying they we're bankrupt a few weeks ago. Now that they've got financing and are working the debt down the road is encouraging people to average down.
Dont fall prey to the daft starfish.
-The Legend
KeyserShoze wrote: Yes of course I'm a rambling cog in the wheel. Defaulting on a payments is what I do best. These are people who lent me money and I'm refuse to pay. I have tried to put the screws to shareholders for years. I bet it'll be a breeze next time when I need to borrow $ to pay my rent with this in my resume.
sthinei wrote: Of course they were going to do this. Putting the screws to them. So the holders had already agreed to push out to December 2023 and now they are going to get less on their dollar and a lower conversion rate. Those who were suggesting they would go bankrupt because of this impending payment were off base. Market was telling us that all things being the same the debenture holders were likely only to get fifty cents on the dollar.