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Sunday, 10/04/2015 11:09:01 PM

Sunday, October 04, 2015 11:09:01 PM

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In conclusion we can say that if there is administration fees being paid but the cash flow is short then it is the collateral providers being shorted if there is no administration fees being paid and the company is short then it is the derivative holders who are also being shorted unless there is debt being held back as in negative earnings to boost there collateral position if and only if there is a guarantee of receivables that is positive to the payables that proceeds after wages that is often accomplished by the laying of of staff or a build up of depreciated assets where the receivables will increase the cash flow from the use of the depreciated assets to increase the available collateral available and I turn creating a larger out standing share base and as well a larger deficit position along with a much larger diluted position for the derivative holders.

It maybe sounds bad but when one gives it some thought it often can be a point or two better then what one gets from a bank with a little more stress should you not fully understand how it is done.