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Golfbum22

07/11/20 2:50 PM

#620042 RE: HoldenWalker99 #620032

Feelings now that was funny

U still do not providie anything to help prove this

Who

What

Where

Why

Hello Mcfly?

Lmao

These must be answered with links and quotes

Not the old Texas 2 step of opinions
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trunkmonk

07/11/20 3:57 PM

#620055 RE: HoldenWalker99 #620032

I guarantee no one knows yet, not even you. JM and Mongo
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Commons_Cancelled

07/11/20 4:51 PM

#620059 RE: HoldenWalker99 #620032

That's a guarantee that everyone can count on. JPS Conversion to Commons is inevitable.

Anyone that understands Capital Structure will come to the same conclusion.

Jr. Preferreds Convert at Par and then get to enjoy all of the up-side Commons have after the re-IPO.

This is going to be epic. It's Coming Amigos!!

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PennMilitia

07/11/20 5:20 PM

#620066 RE: HoldenWalker99 #620032

HoldenWalker99

There is definitely no guarantee that JP will
convert.

If you want common shares why don’t you just go
out and buy them ?

Common shares are cheap at about 2 dollars each.
That’s bubble gum money.
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nagoya1

07/11/20 6:10 PM

#620086 RE: HoldenWalker99 #620032

Your guarantee...lol??
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YanksGhost

07/12/20 7:35 AM

#620150 RE: HoldenWalker99 #620032

The "guarantee" of JPS conversion is nonsensical bullshit. The conversion only accomplishes two things. It eliminates the coupon future dividend drag on earnings when/if eventually declared. And it increases CET1 capital by approximately $33 B (combined) but does not increase Tier 1 capital by even a dime. The rulemaking comments already signal a fight on both the amount of and type of capital proposed in the Capital Rule put forth by Calabria.

So let's just lay the truth out on the table on the motive behing the Moelis conversion scam. Any conversion requires consent by a super-majority of JPS holders. They will want a conversion at or as close to par value as possible. Then the conversion would be priced, historically for such equity swaps, on a trailing 30 day common share prive average basis. So the simple math is that the trailing average, at present, would be about $2. So to convert $33 B in JPS (at par) into common, the deal would require about 16.5 B common shares. There are only 1.8 B total FnF shares in the float, now. So JPS holders would net about 90% equity ownership of the GSEs, leaving existing shareholders with less than 10%.

Talk about a wrest of control.

Nice try, but this is NEVER gonna fly. JPS needs to stop trying to steal the company as it approaches the brink of restored value once conservatorship ends. The combined total of a released/recapitalized/relisted FnF is somewhere between 5X and 10X multiples of $33 B in JPS par.

We have gone through nearly 13 years of government stealing everything from shareholders. It is unacceptable to contemplate some new SCAM where JPS follow the government theft with a continued 90% stealing of everything belonging to the emaciated common masses, going forward.