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Re: MasterBlastr post# 6451

Saturday, 07/22/2017 12:55:37 AM

Saturday, July 22, 2017 12:55:37 AM

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It's the dollar amount in collateral for debt. In return you get to fill the piggy bank with coins. The ones putting up the collateral are then paid out of a portion of the raised capital. This is equity " outstanding shares owed " because its collateral the stock is restricted.

As the debt gets paid down the collateral that is returned shows as a credit along with the cash paid for the borrowing of the collateral plus any depreciation owed.

This money is kept in a trust untill such time that the debt is turned over and then paid out as dividends.

The thing is they can forward split the shares based on the retained earnings to the collateral holders or your equity and treasury position held by the collateral holders.

The collateral holders are the preferred share holders. The common share holders are the ones paying the tab for the collateral borrowed including depreciation by providing revenue to unleash the tax advantage back to them selfs while the company itself pays the depreciation out of the administration and sales proceeds.

If you get a positive number on the bottom line this number will represent retained earnings above your cost of par that is paid too the ones holding the collateral. Collateral holders always have first rights over the common share holder and debt holder but can force a restructuring or bank rubtsy if the debt owed exceeds the remains assets.