VolAllen
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I bought 5 shares earlier in the year at like $750 and sold the next day for $950. Quick $1,000....but could have been a lot more had I held lolView attachment 294883
My greatest trade ever.
newsfilter.ioSave just filed a 424B5....
I haven’t read it yet
@VolAllen. Can explain better than I, but as I understand to raise money Spirit is going to buy back shares and they're offering 17.25. So basically they're trying to bring up the floor. If I understand correctlyWhat does all of this mean?
They are not buying back shares, they are selling them. Generally seen as a negative as it dilutes current share owners. However, obviously could be a positive in the long run based on how they use the new found capital.@VolAllen. Can explain better than I, but as I understand to raise money Spirit is going to buy back shares and they're offering 17.25. So basically they're trying to bring up the floor. If I understand correctly
3 Reasons I can come up with Spirit doing this.
1. They are in bigger trouble than they are letting on.
2. They are merging with one of the big 3.
3. They aren't merging, but are expanding and maybe buying some routes from one of the big boys.
They did a 9,000,000 share offering at $17.25 through Morgan Stanley. With 40 months cash on hand, I’m not sure what they’re up to with this
Will be covered during the conference call tomorrow, I’m sure.
They did a 9,000,000 share offering at $17.25 through Morgan Stanley. With 40 months cash on hand, I’m not sure what they’re up to with this
Will be covered during the conference call tomorrow, I’m sure.
Well, it’s moved from 16.25 back up to 16.60’s now. The news isn’t crippling as of now. Excited to hear the conference call tomorrow morning.Just my thoughts:
The 40 months is obviously not a correct number. Cash burn is expected to increase to $3-$4MM per day in Q3. Based on available funding of $1.2BB, that's approximately 300-400 days at Q3 cash burn rate. Obviously, there's additional funding mechanisms, they may be able to tack on another 4-6 months.
Outside of REITs/early stage companies, I really do not like dilution. It's the Company's management essentially saying they think the stock is over-valued.
Well, it’s moved from 16.25 back up to 16.60’s now. The news isn’t crippling as of now. Excited to hear the conference call tomorrow morning.
I know $20 is still easy, but we’ll see what happens. I’m still thinking SAVE has something up their sleeve with this.It's not crippling but it does limit your upside even more. Getting harder to see scenarios where a rational market would have SAVE trading over $28 in the next 18-24 months. Might give you a chance to buy more in the 14s though.
That's still a lot over where it's at today but I think you'd get a similar reward holding LUV intermediate/long term without as much risk.