Thursday, October 26, 2023 12:37:13 AM
It was implicit when you acted as if a no-seniors-no-warrants common share price of $60 was ridiculously low. Enough dilution from outside investors and/or a junior-to-common conversion can bring the number down considerably; this is why I linked my framework post which shows exactly such an outcome.
I think the chance of this happening is close enough to zero that rounding it to zero doesn't affect the calculations.
I have receivership and Treasury choosing to cancel both the seniors and warrants in the same category.
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