Thursday, February 28, 2019 1:45:23 PM
Why would anyone use current market cap as a basis of future share value???
Where did I do this?
The only place I used the current market cap was in determining how much the commons get diluted at the beginning of the senior-to-common conversion case. That calculation didn't involve the future share value at all, only the value of the current commons (current market cap) versus the value of the seniors ($193B in par value).
Current market cap is in no way indicative of future valuation of the GSE's after release.
Again, I never actually link those two things anywhere in my post. So this point is moot, regardless of whether it is correct.
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