Just an fyi on the issue of prepaying notes. Regardless of whether the notes are paid 20 days before maturity or on the day of maturity, the company still pays the same premium. The company does not escape the premium simply by paying on the date of maturity. I'm 100% certain this is how these convertible notes are written. These noteholders write their paper to ensure they receive a ton of shares upon maturity or they receive a 30% or higher payoff. Quite simply, I'm in the wrong business!
And while I'm clarifying, I am also certain that today's news of the compounding pharmacy business is not a "corner pharmacy". Indeed, I believe the company was clear that "CP" stands for "Compounding Pharmacy" that makes pain creams.
Looking forward to March Madness!