RE: BUR v LIT20 Aug 2020 00:56
Yes TWT a excellent example of Carson Block throwing himself under his own vehicle, also the similarities to his statements around tesla going bankrupt and burford being insolvent in his opinion, he also lost money on PUT options on tesla, basically shorting the tesla stock, he tried to put a spin on it that he was only using tesla convertible Bonds and used the coupon payments to buy long range put options on tesla, he didn't disclose the amount of the loss , so it's reasonable to believe he lost plenty on that gamble, he's about making money out of any company that seems risky , with a possible overstretched looking share prce, and perfect for him to scare investors into selling up in panic, he just needs the most nervous investors to sell first and the rest will happen automatically, and netting him a fortune, though he didn't do his home work , or he may have found out that ELON MUSK isn't just a one trick pony, but a very possible new battery innovator that could transform the whole battery market in cars and practically any other electric storing device, including the solar market.
My point being he gets it wrong every so often, and burford is another of his targets that he's got wrong, if he had done his homework on burford he would have found out the litigation funding market is still in its infancy just like the newly developing battery market, and burford is only just starting to show investors what can be achieved in its area of expertise, the actual funding needs of the whole litigation funding market hasn't even been fully understood yet, burford could one day play a small or big part in every area of smaller law firms needs, not just what they do now , as in around 90 of America's biggest law firms, they took that 32% equity stake in PCB the other month, " just "what if Chris Bogart sees himself like Mark Zuckerberg at facbook, or Jeff Bezos at Amazon, and C,Bogart ultimately wanted to build the equivalent in the legal world, not just basic funding but by spearheading numerous new legal revolutionary idea's around law practices, or a take equity stakes in as many law firms as possible to make sure burford capital has a really solid turnover every single year. And no more lumpy earnings reporting. I genuinely feel that right now c, Bogart sees burford as his baby, and he wants it to flourish just like the other aforementioned,/ Zuckerberg , Bezos , and what better a time to start than during the best time possible a recession. I believe he can achieve many of the things I've mentioned, because it actually looks very possible to achieve.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-07-16/carson-block-warns-tesla-short-sellers-i-wouldn-t-do-that
Good night and cheers everyone