As I said 100 times before: my obvious guess is that when the share price hits a certain level the lenders are entitled to sell the collateral shares
I think that's a fair assumption. Those shares are gone. Poof... And the company doesn't feel like disclosing the details of the loan. Which only applies to loan 1+2 apparently, and not the trading facility because it is revolving.
So, that's close to 3M shares that are gone. I think the worst should be behind us though. Unless we get the lawsuits or another surprise from the company.
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