What difference does the maturity of the note make when we know it is being held by an individual investor who has no interest in converting out and diluting the company?
Again, the note is held by an actual investor who is looking at the big picture of what this stock will do once this product is in consumers hands.
I know we are all use to seeing massive dilution at the hands of hedge funds who convert and flip their money after 180 days, but that is not the situating here.
What difference does the maturity of the note make when we know it is being held by an individual investor who has no interest in converting out and diluting the company?
Again, the note is held by an actual investor who is looking at the big picture of what this stock will do once this product is in consumers hands.
I know we are all use to seeing massive dilution at the hands of hedge funds who convert and flip their money after 180 days, but that is not the situating here.