Just to make sure, by "zilch" for the commons you mean near zero and not actual zero, right? It might seem like semantics but for the juniors there's a huge difference.
Oh I'm well aware of the difference. And I also said "may" for the juniors. Without going into the weeds, let's just agree that commons can essentially be wiped out...like in a penny or sub-penny valuation...without receivership. As long as common holders retain their shares, even if they are diluted to practically worthlessness, they aren't impaired.
Hi Kthomp, If the Charter is hard to change and you are saying that the USG will dilute common equity to "zilch" - how can the USG sell new common equity under the same Charters? Why would new investors take the risk that they could be the next victims of a future USG nationalization under HERA as interpreted by Collins?