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Re: BluSkies post# 6435

Tuesday, 03/25/2014 5:17:30 PM

Tuesday, March 25, 2014 5:17:30 PM

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Truthfully? YES, you could get those same discounts if you were willing to barf up, cold, hard CASH and give it to BHRT.

You understand why those guy's (Asher and such) can demand those terms, correct? It's because BHRT is deemed a very high risk entity to loan too (as in default someday is a real possibility). BHRT needs cash, Asher and similar are what's known as "lenders of LAST RESORT". They're the end of the road when you got no place left to go.

BHRT has no cash flow essentially, no assets per say, a lot of debt, etc. So Asher is willing to put up cash to lend- but they want, like all lenders, a pretty good shot at getting repaid, AND for the high risk, they want a high return. Not 5% like they can get doing foo-foo lending on autos or even pawn shop stuff. Dudes like Asher wanna make like 25% or more return on each deal- they're about a step away from some guy named "Gueedo" who works for the "mob" in some seedy neighborhood of Jersey. Everything short of the breaking the knee caps is about it IMO. The terms they demand are as brutal as they get- and they're pros, real, real good at what they do- as in making money going both ways (upside on stock and then brutal shorting to the downside on those convertible shares).

So yes, you could probably get some discounted shares if you were a registered, institutional broker/dealer and could cut checks for $30K chunks at a time. Notice- there's some new firm listed, "Danial James Mgt". I haven't even looked them up yet to see what their name and reputation is on "The Street". I'm sure they're probably well known too as a "lender of last resort" to micro-cap companies in the squeeze.