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Re: WalterSobchak post# 52628

Wednesday, 09/11/2019 10:46:10 PM

Wednesday, September 11, 2019 10:46:10 PM

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Lind does not count on the warrants for their profit.

The Lind debt has an interest rate of 10% (prepaid for two years). Niocorp also paid closing fees to Lind for each tranche.

When Lind converts these for shares (that they clearly sell immediately) they convert at a 15% discount to the five day price average.

So in summary, Lind converts at an APR 10% higher than what they loaned at a stock price 15% less than the rest of the market. The only way they lose money is if the share price drops ~25% between the time they convert and the time they sell. They make plenty of money on these terms without the warrants.

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/391-tsx/nb/14712-niocorp-developments-ltd-completes-convertible-security-funding-agreement-for-institutional-investment-of-up-to-us-10-5-million.html
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