A discount factor of 15% on $1 in 6 years is worth 43cents today. I dont know how you did your maths. As for your whole argument, thats the reason why BMN is 1.57 and not $10. The market will always discount for both risk and timing of cashflows.
A discount factor of 15% on $1 in 6 years is worth 43cents...
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