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Real McCoy

12/11/19 7:57 AM

#94313 RE: Lucky77Dice #94306

I'm interested in the line at which it is perceived that the monitor had to stop in its presentation of material information.

It seems it is believed that the monitor chose to disclose key material information (expected to affect the share price) regarding some positive outcome of the proceedings but not any actual key material information itself. Was the "2nd transaction" protected by a confidentiality requirement or not? Certainly it was not if the word "exceptional" is proof positive that it exists.

Obviously this would represent abject failure to present a fair playing field to the investing public.

trader59

12/11/19 8:17 AM

#94314 RE: Lucky77Dice #94306

LOL

Reading that innocuous statement by the judge as some sort of guarantee of enrichment to anybody in a bankruptcy proceeding has proven to be a horrible investment strategy.

dragon52

12/11/19 11:54 AM

#94329 RE: Lucky77Dice #94306

That is something the SEC would say..."in the best interest..."

I-Glow

12/11/19 3:42 PM

#94342 RE: Lucky77Dice #94306

The Monitor has to make the secured creditors whole before they can do anything for the unsecured creditors - and the equity holders are last in line.

It has been amusing that shareholders thought the secured creditors would be impaired but the common shares would remain intact. Only in pinky fantasyland.

IG