RE: Crazy14 Oct 2020 00:25
TWT I totally agree with your thinking, again and again the YPF PETERSEN case doesn't get factored in enough into burfords real potential and share price, burford initially / our own CEO Chris Bogart even stated on a webcast briefing that the YPF petersen case was to them a straight forward open and close case , REPSOL with there victory seen to that, I'm very confident in the judgment going in our favour, investors think because Argentina is financial poor they can't afford it, well they can easily create a quantive easing type of money for our settlement, they can create sovereign interest paying bonds for us to sell , just like REPSOL, they know they will loose in court ok, it's all about stalling and stretching this case out to save hundreds of millions $£ in sovereign bond interest payments, the more they stall the more they think they save, the cost of their lawyers and countless court case cost is insignificant compared to the hundreds of millions in their sovereign bond interest payment savings, that's what it's all about right now, not these frustrating stalling tactics, but fair enough they have there game to play and we have ours, they asked for there own court proceeding Discoveries to stall the case, if denied, they would simply stall again with a court appeal stalling for probably another 3/6 months or more, everything is planned to keep the main court case out of court as long as possible, and they've done a great job so far, now they are desperately trying to use the pandemic to hold back and conveniently stalling witnesses, information gatherings, key personal statements, key Argentinean documents, you name it , they're stalling with it, our team near enough all know the tricks of the trade ok,
It's trying to make sure they're stopped as far as humanly possible, that's why we've recently hauled their assess into court to make sure judge Preska Clearly sees these stalling tactics, to get them stopped or curtailed if possible, we need to keep everything on track to keep to the courts court proceedings time table,
If the Argentina side was left unchecked they would deliberately asked for a big court delay as their key witnesses etc can't appear or they are delayed because of the effects of the pandemic.
As far as I'm concerned this is MONEY in the bank, how much is anyone's guess, I do think we're looking at around the $6 + billion figure ,with a quicker no more arsing about stalling court room tactics and a negotiated settlement of around $3 billion , with $1.8 billion going directly to burfords coffers.
That's just my off the top of my head thoughts on everything. It's some food for thought if nothing else.
CHEERS EVERYONE, and good night.