Wednesday, April 13, 2016 11:18:17 PM
That convertible debt is the loan shark, bad stuff. That is what was paid off.
Fiscally, I would want that toxic debt gone at all cost but I can live with interest bearing standard debt if my cash on hand facilitates a rate of return greater than the debt interest with no liability to the company/share structure.
People wanting buy backs right now are in error. No way would you want a company to deplete savings to pay standard debt/buy back shares before a steady revenue stream is built. They are just exposing themselves to the strong possibility of taking on more toxic debt.
SFOR is in a very healthy fiscal situation IMO. Now the products need to start doing the work. Also, there is a 9 million payoff in 2020 that certainly will pay off the standard debt as noted by the CEO.
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