RE:RE:RE:SHARE PRICE vs FIN RATING Hey Pablo. Welcome back. did you miss us?
The new Balance sheet is cleaned up or getting cleaned very well. It's finally readable. The old Financial Statements were just a mess as you know. When we had all those divisions, it looked like a block of swiss cheese and the company and thus all the shareholders were paying for the holes in the cheese. Cheers
PabloLafortune wrote: If you look at the past 9 months, the balance sheet has performed rather well even though they paid a lot of interest, dividends on prefs and incurred costs to buy back the debt. Also, they probably have one time costs in 2021. If they can somehow reduce the debt and/or lower the interest cost...
The share split if 30:1 will cause a lot of odd lots. In fairness, they'll have to implement an odd lot buyback program (no commissions). That could also significantly reduce the shareholder count. "A" shares float could drop to low 7 figures potentially.
Interesting times.
PS - as stated before, symbol PD did a 20:1 reverse and that has gone very well.