Originally posted by newbieinvestor
Mate,
The option 2 you've suggested also requires finding an investors who are willing to buy the shares of directors. It also further assumes that the directors are willing to sell their shares and lend the money generated from sale to the company.
The options you've suggested has more assumed variables than mine. LOL
Mate,
the options I am suggesting are end of the line, bottom of the barrel, no other options. That they will only do if they have to. You’re coming up with all these preferable options assuming that it is an option. Let me be clear, it is definitely preferable to just issue some new shares than for the directors to sell their own. No one is disagreeing with you.
I’m not listing options cause I think they are great options. Otherwise I would just say “option 3: CBA lends SAS 50 million at 4.61%”
the whole reason we are talking about the directors selling shares is because there is a limit to how many they can issue. About 300 million more is allowed. And because in previous announcements about the voluntary escrow the directors have said that they would only sell to raise money for the company. Insinuating that there is some way that they could raise funds by selling their own shares.
Are you suggesting that the directors would let the company go under rather than sell a portion of their shares?