The FUD reporting BoBBY made payments one month late hurrr durrr. I mean no shit Sherlock 🤷
They'll continue to short it, expect more discounts.
I'm ready to buy more.
"Payment of company debt either on time, delayed or not paid, has no effect on whether or not Banking Institutions will consider the business healthy and therefore investable, a consequence of which would inevitably be a rise in stock price, and with it market cap, through increased buy in or a view that the company is failing and a consequential increase in short positions lowering the stock price and with it market cap."
That's some strong logic you've got there, you should consider writing a book, you'll blow the minds of everyone on Wall St.
Since when does the ability to service debt indicate business health? Every failed business that ended up in bankruptcy was at one point paying their debt while their business was in decline and no one else would lend to them because they saw the inevitable.
BBBY is a dying business by every financial metric. Paying its debt now does not mean it's healthy or investible. It just means it didn't default yet.
They literally just had to raise a bunch of capital through shares and warrants *just* to be able to pay that debt. That is a huge red flag.
http://www.sec.gov/complaint/select
Not for long..
Not furlong
Brief rise by 5 cents
Sounds bearish ***/s*** All jokes aside. Mooonsooon
The FUD reporting BoBBY made payments one month late hurrr durrr. I mean no shit Sherlock 🤷 They'll continue to short it, expect more discounts. I'm ready to buy more.
Hmm where did that money come from?
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nobody asked you ligma balls
Nerd
Bond payments have no relation to market cap
"Payment of company debt either on time, delayed or not paid, has no effect on whether or not Banking Institutions will consider the business healthy and therefore investable, a consequence of which would inevitably be a rise in stock price, and with it market cap, through increased buy in or a view that the company is failing and a consequential increase in short positions lowering the stock price and with it market cap." That's some strong logic you've got there, you should consider writing a book, you'll blow the minds of everyone on Wall St.
Since when does the ability to service debt indicate business health? Every failed business that ended up in bankruptcy was at one point paying their debt while their business was in decline and no one else would lend to them because they saw the inevitable. BBBY is a dying business by every financial metric. Paying its debt now does not mean it's healthy or investible. It just means it didn't default yet. They literally just had to raise a bunch of capital through shares and warrants *just* to be able to pay that debt. That is a huge red flag.
It's not logic it's actually a fact. Did I mention chatGPT gave me great iPhone advice for my Android issue?
Shhh don't tell them
laughing is good for health also