RE: Behind the drop17 Jul 2023 11:09
‘behind the drop’ which possibly ties in with Shouston’s recent query.. ‘is the recent new board director, supplied by Anavio, a force for good or bad ?’
Coincidence #1, Anavio installs a new director & within a short period (pun if you wish) Anavio do an ‘internal risk assessment’ which then results in them reducing their exposure to 27%.
Coincidence #2, AM sells off his beach-side condo & pockets $16M.
Coincidence #3, the only returns on COPL are via shorts &/or the bonds.
Each bond costing $160k giving an immediate principle value of $200k pegged currently at 6.75p / 8.017c returning c.2.5M shares via bond conversion plus 7.5M shares via conversion fees & interest. Approximately 10M shares for each bond, at recent sp of 2p / 2.5c then gives £200k / $250,000 or put simply, a $90000 return on each bond. On the broad assumption that COPL may be burning thru cash And that AM then commits his available $16M to prop up the company by acquiring 100 bonds, at today’s conversion rates, he then stands to pocket $9M just on conversions alone..
Outrageous of course, as any new bonds will then see the conversion rate re-jigged for a fourth time, say perhaps to 2p or 2.5c, which then generates $200,000 / $0.025 = 8M shares, an increase of 5.5M shares each bond or an increase from 10M to 15.5M shares each conversion + fees. An additional 33% in shares. And at which point AM would then be looking at $12M profit in the above scenario.. should he be so inclined.
One does indeed wonder on Anavio’s ‘internal risk assessment’.