unsecured debt?, page-2

If you look at the whole deal, AFHL will get this back before too long - they will have options for .06 for the same amount of money as they are lending. Once the sp stays over .06 they will swap the debt for equity. If MST stays in business, it will get contracts. If MST makes sales contracts, the sp will go up for sure. If the sp goes over 15c which is not an unlikely occurrence within a couple of years (provided they get through this time and make sales), AFHL will be able to sell off about a percentage of their shares and will own 50% of MST for zero outlay. It's wheeler dealering at its best.