Post by
RabbitRabbit on Sep 12, 2018 9:36am
Clarification. Once and for all.
Guys, Aurora pays 1.95$ per share with their own share. So, lets say you have 2000 share. You have a value of 2000*1.95$ = 3900$. But, aurora will pay you with shares on a 20dma. So, lets say their 20dma is 10$, you will get 3900$ / (10$/shares) = 390 shares. After that, you can easily sell them at 10$ each and make the same profit.
Another example, lets say Aurora 20dma is down at 6$. They will pay you 3900$ / (6$/shares) = 650 shares. After that, you can easily sell them at 6$ each and make the same profit.
Another example, lets say Aurora 20dma is up at 20$. They will pay you 3900$/20$ = 195 shares. After that, you can easily sell them at 20$ each and make the same profit.
Bottom line, the SP of Aurora shouldnt be your concern because no matter what, they will pay you the amount of 3900$ in share. Even if the SP goes up or down, you will receive the value of ''your number of shares x 1.95$''.
The risk here its if there is a huge difference between their 20 dma and the current stock price. If this is the case, on best scenarios you make more profit, and on worse you lost some profit.
Here, lets say their 20dma is 8$ but the current stock price is 6$. You will recevive 3900$ / (8$/shares) = 487.5 shares. If the day after you want to sell, it will be 487.5 * 6$ = 2925$. In this scenarios, you will have to take a loss.
In the contrary, lets say their 20dma is 8$ but the current stock price is 12$. You will recevive 3900$ / (8$/shares) = 487.5 shares. If the day after you want to sell, it will be 487.5 * 12$ = 5850$. In this scenarios, you will make some more profit.
Finally, this situation is on the back of the board membors who didnt give a sh*t about shareholders and cut a miserable deal with Aurora.
Comment by
HiGhRoLLeR420 on Sep 12, 2018 9:47am
Good explanations Rabbit. Thank you for taking your time to type this up!
Comment by
cavinsin on Sep 12, 2018 10:02am
wonder who lined their pockets
Comment by
GainsAreToCome on Sep 12, 2018 10:21am
I just realized you said it the same way as me but different math methods.