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Monday, June 16, 2014 11:27:58 AM
And yes, the market clearly considers the type of debt that is on a company's balance sheet, as well as the types of investors or financiers who hold shares. Any argument that the market could care less whether a convertible note is in the hands of the CEO's two closest friends and his spouse versus companies such as Ironridge is per se false. Remember, the conversion price for the friendly shares is only $.17. I speculate that virtually all of the unfriendly noteholders who have dumped their shares converted their debt at significantly lower prices.
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