That will be hard to do considering the bond never belonged to cshd to begin with from my understanding. Fidelity owns 1/3 of the bond or did.
This will be a fire sale. The best thing is not to sell at the bottom. It will be hard to get a sale in when nobodys buying. Watch for any bounces, be there any. If everyone can get out without any losses of capital should bring relief.
The only other avenue is a classs action and anyone who is a shareholder should at the very least consider this.
To bad that this had to happen. I was envying you guys and not knowing what was causing this stock to keep climbing.
To bad that honesty and straight fowardness can't stay in the fore front. Integrity goes farther than any hype surrounding a company.
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