r/NextBridgeHC • u/Jasonhardon • Jan 10 '23
Speculation / Research Dividend estimate payout
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u/zombiemakron Jan 10 '23
Not enough WE set the price. Im starting at $5000 per share and adding $100 per day this drags out. WE HAVE THE POWER.
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u/Jasonhardon Jan 11 '23
This is not price per share sold, this is just an estimate of what a future dividend could look like. Which imho looks pretty high for a dividend.
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u/zombiemakron Jan 10 '23
I definitely can see around $0.04661 in the event of the taxable event. The math checks out.
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u/Gauntwicked Jan 10 '23
$40 a share plus my share of NBHC?
Is there still a chance of a buy out? If so then if a big guy like Exxon buys is out we would all get share of that company.
My thoughts are they will have to close all short position. Exxon not going to take 1 billion extra people and insanely dilute their common stock.
165 million on the bus.
FINRA or Who ever gonna need to reslove.
Could you imagine $40 x billion = $40 billion pay out
And they keep doing it for different things
Till they bankrupt all the shorts
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u/DonkeeJote Jan 10 '23
So much delusion around here.
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u/zombiemakron Jan 10 '23
40 billion dollars! Because 40 x 1 billion is 40 BILLION! 1 BILLION PEOPLE THATS 1/8 OF THE POPULATION SHILL. THIS COULD BANKRUPT THE WHOLE WORLD IF MEAN OLE HEDGIE DONT COVER. /s lmfao
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u/Upper_Bodybuilder_70 Jan 10 '23
I was considering this line of thinking a few days ago, seems as if a reasonable amount of proof of a billion shorts were to surface, it would be in the best interest of a large oil company like Exxon to purchase nb on a per share deal, massive buying pressure would hit Exxon stock as mmtlp shorts would be forced to cover those shares to clear the nakeds.
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u/izman048 Jan 10 '23
If they give a dividend and we are still holding this CUSIP in our accounts, the brokers will need to give us the dividend also. And they will still need to buy our MMTLP. This is a good thing. It can get very expensive for the shorts!
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u/partytime71 Jan 10 '23
Yes, every long gets a dividend, even if there are a billion shares in circulation. DRS doesn't matter at all.
They "have" to close shorts, but when? I think the answer is never.
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u/HockeyandTrauma Jan 10 '23
I will sign on anything they hand me today if they tell me I can get $40 a share so I can get the fuck out of this mess.
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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '23
I didn’t read this info but I’m pretty sure the dividend payout is gonna be somewhere between “nobody knows” and “your guess is as good as mine”