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Ace Trader

05/21/24 11:04 PM

#794328 RE: The Man With No Name #794325

Then I would agree with your outine that converting the SPS to common would be a credit to Capital. Commons would end up with 5% where JPS would end up with 14% of the companies?

Write off of the warrants and conversion of the SPS then commons would see $4 ? and JPS 70% par ? with release ! I'd take that just to get the dividends turned back on and back to private ownership !
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Barron4664

05/22/24 12:01 AM

#794332 RE: The Man With No Name #794325

You say the SPS are equity. Are you sure? The SPS are a novel financial product that has never existed before 2008. (Violation of the Safety and Soundness act of 1992) If anything the SPS are more like obligations. Afterall, if the Companies are obligated to pay back the LP that has been accumulating since day one, how can you consider them to be equity? Isnt equity the residual ownership after all debts are paid off? The SPS LP is a debt that is owed to Treasury. The current value of which is greater than the company. So what equity do the SPS have in GSEs of a negative net worth of a couple hundred billion?