That's an astute observation from careful parsing ...
If Nixon finally paid off all of his convertible debt (a hope, if not a promise, in his last 10-Q), then wouldn't he 'take care of retail investors' just by putting WCVC back on the market -- even if only via OTC Market's alternative reporting method -- to let 'market forces' have their affect? If there are no more convertible notes lurking to convert into diluted shares, how could the stock go lower, assuming the remaining 3B in the A/S aren't released in some other way?
[Open question: How could the original 27 be taken care of apart from anonymous retail holders?]
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