
Monday, April 27, 2015 7:33:23 AM
The lawsuit is to reverse that event - so both preferreds stand the same result. There's no distinguish between B and C preferreds. Timm is suing on behalf of both B and C preferred owners. So it's nonsense that people argue B would do better than C with favorable lawsuit result.
The argument is whether the tender offer and contract change stand. There's no 2 separate votes by each preferred, the company even urged owner to vote together if owned both B and C preferreds. It's so clear that I don't bother to argue further on this issue.
The investment in preferreds is ultimately a bet on the success of the company.
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