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To: mishedlo who wrote (209565)12/13/2002 6:07:09 PM
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MU has to come up with cash. MU didn't lose anything. In fact MU paid low interest on the bond because it was "convertible". MU thought that it would convert the debt into stock (dilute fuc*ing shareholders) and it would not have to return the cash. It spent the cash on stock buyback so directors could sell options with good profit. Now the cash has to be returned. The time has changed. Raising cash is much harder.
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