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Posted: 2025-08-20 18:20:22 UTC

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2025-08-20 18:20:38 UTC
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The author argues that the company's practice of funding dividend payments to existing preferred holders with new sales of common stock resembles a Ponzi scheme and is unsustainable. They further criticize the proposed strategy of selling new shares of preferred stock to defend the common stock, completing a loop that equates to using new investments to pay returns on old investments.
Unsustainable funding model
Resemblance to a Ponzi scheme
Circular strategy of using new investments to pay old returns
Reliance on new investors to fund returns to previous investors
Potential unsustainability of the funding model
Risk of collapse if new investments dry up