In a nutshell, the idea is this.
Assuming quarterly profits of about $3 million +, you have a matching public offering each quarter of 3 - 1, or $9 million in this case. That gives you $12+ billion in recap money each quarter.
You do that for 6 quarters, and by 12/31/20, going into January, 2021 (for final offering) you have your needed capital, before any possible change in president. (Assuming NWS ends next quarter).
6 is not written in stone, but seems fairly practical in terms of beating the new election, and not having to raise too much money at any one time. Conservatorship is pulled prior to last public offering.
My theory is that risk will be highest at the beginning, and steadily decline as each offering is made and we get closer to release. This should mean steady increases in price per offering. The last offering should jump in price since it will be the first one post release of conservatorship, setting up a solid share price post release......with the additional promise of dividends to follow.
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