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Wednesday, April 26, 2023 8:36:39 PM
Well, we lost 7.09¢ from our 20 day-closing-average convert-strike-point...the past couple days...
There are 5 convertible notes. #1 converts @ $3 and the holders seem oblivious (in AU) of even holding a note. All 5 notes are in default which from my DD indicates that they are not fixed conversions (@ 2.4¢, 60% of 4¢ ) any longer and, since default, are now calculated by taking 60% of the average closing price for the 20 days prior to conversion.
So, add up the closes for the past 20 days. Ex: .01025 + .01 + .0074 + .009 + .01, etc...divide that total by 20 (days). Then take 60% of that.
I got .33171 total for the 20 days including today. We lost .0379 (day 21, 3/28) and .033 (day 22, 3/27) from the 20-day-sum-calculation. That hurt.
.33171 / 20 days = average weighted price of .0165855.
60% of .0165855 = .0099513.
This is today's Conversion Price for the 4 convertible notes >> $0.0099513
Tomorrow we lose an .03 (day 20, 3/29) from our total and pick up perhaps an .01 for a net loss of .02 which would put us around .31171 / 20 days = average weighted price of .0155855. 60% of equals .0093513...
I had originally calculated the 4 convertibles using 60% of .04 (.024) to calculate the convertibles' conversion totals (all have the same terms). Now we have a variable conversion price. It's now (today, changes daily) 87 million shares if all were converted tonight or early tomorrow.
I believe this is accurate. CEO Wong can correct it if it's not...
Looks like a lot of shares but can easily be eaten up with a couple/few rally monkeys... :)
$ECGI
There are 5 convertible notes. #1 converts @ $3 and the holders seem oblivious (in AU) of even holding a note. All 5 notes are in default which from my DD indicates that they are not fixed conversions (@ 2.4¢, 60% of 4¢ ) any longer and, since default, are now calculated by taking 60% of the average closing price for the 20 days prior to conversion.
So, add up the closes for the past 20 days. Ex: .01025 + .01 + .0074 + .009 + .01, etc...divide that total by 20 (days). Then take 60% of that.
I got .33171 total for the 20 days including today. We lost .0379 (day 21, 3/28) and .033 (day 22, 3/27) from the 20-day-sum-calculation. That hurt.
.33171 / 20 days = average weighted price of .0165855.
60% of .0165855 = .0099513.
This is today's Conversion Price for the 4 convertible notes >> $0.0099513
Tomorrow we lose an .03 (day 20, 3/29) from our total and pick up perhaps an .01 for a net loss of .02 which would put us around .31171 / 20 days = average weighted price of .0155855. 60% of equals .0093513...
I had originally calculated the 4 convertibles using 60% of .04 (.024) to calculate the convertibles' conversion totals (all have the same terms). Now we have a variable conversion price. It's now (today, changes daily) 87 million shares if all were converted tonight or early tomorrow.
I believe this is accurate. CEO Wong can correct it if it's not...
Looks like a lot of shares but can easily be eaten up with a couple/few rally monkeys... :)
$ECGI
