Monday, October 27, 2014 4:48:55 PM
They are lenders, like banks, that make money off lending money and they don't want the company stock, they want the money so they just sell the notes once converted. This is why we see large blocks hit the bid. We saw the same thing back in Q1. It's nothing to worry about. There is nothing "sneaky" going on. It's just the way start-ups get money when they are non revenue generating. Now that we generate revenue, we won't need to use this method anymore. This is why we see blocks sell at bid when we all think "who's crazy enough to do that"... it's just lenders who don't care about the company, have made their money and are off to the next loan.
Consensus is that the notes all should be converted prior to Nov, 1 (just 4 days from now) . So we are just about done and then there's going to be much less debt on the books which investors should like to see.
Anyone care to correct or add, please do.
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