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BLACKROCK Municipal Income TRUST > Jan 19/22 - HEXO News - Update on "The Path Forward"

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Comment by Keeleron Jan 20, 2022 12:09pm

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RE:RE:RE:Jan 19/22 - HEXO News - Update on "The Path Forward"

queertard - you keep posting the same nonsense.

Please explain how Hexo can borrow money from a bank without collateral or security - given that it's against federal banking law.
Are you that ignorant of such matters that you think Scott Cooper simply walks into BMO and asks for $100 million loan?

And do you actually think that Hexo HASN'T asked Molson Coors for a cash injection? And do you think if Molson were willing to do that, that it wouldn't already have been done?

Hexo would NOT have sold thie 25% share of Bellevue if Molson had been willing to give them anything.

Molson will be buying out both Truss Canada/Usa shortly after the US legalzies cannabis - and be saying good riddance

quinlash - (1/20/2022 11:45:34 AM)
RE:RE:Jan 19/22 - HEXO News - Update on "The Path Forward"

Personnally I highly douth HEXO Corp will be defaulting on anything. They do not need to dillute to take care of things and can either get some amount of financing from a traditional bank loan or approach Molson-Coors to secure the debentures with their backing.

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