Monday, February 07, 2022 10:10:23 PM
Wrong. This is only true if Treasury exercises the warrants and writes the seniors off. If Treasury converts the seniors to common instead, then they will want to dilute the existing common as much as possible.
This directly contradicts your first point. If the warrants are eliminated, Treasury will have no incentive at all to prop up the share price of the existing common.
Wrong. And what's funny here is that the very report you quote proves you wrong.
That shows that the warrants are not, and were never intended to be, collateral.
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