Post by
AHybridofStreetandStocksmarts on Feb 19, 2018 11:44am
I see a challenge with the class action suits when all firms
using VIX products engaged in a similar practice of selling the new units even though they were worthless at one point. Receiving new cash allowed them to invest later that brought some value to their funds. This means that new investors who bought HVI between $1.70 to $2.3 should do OK in the long run unless there is another wipeout down the road. Can you imagine HVI going back up to $24 in 2-3 years? I can wait...
Comment by
metakit1 on Feb 19, 2018 6:53pm
It has nothing to do with what all the other firms do. It has everything to do with Horizon’s prospectus and it’s accuracy. Full recourse will be had for Horizon’s HVI holders.