Thread regarding Chesapeake Energy Corp. layoffs

Low risk of Bankruptcy!

Chesapeake in not going bankrupt anytime soon. The company owes about $9billion dollars and the banks value it at about $7billion. Chesapeake will pay about $700million in interest each year and hopefully $300million in principle. That is a billion dollar a year cash cow. You don't k–l those...

If the banks allowed Chesapeake to default on the debt they would loose $2billion. In there position which would you prefer? $1bill a year give or take a few hundred million. Or the sure loss of $2billion, no cash flow and the liability of owning oil and gas assets with no one to operate them?

Chesapeake should not be concerned about its debt. The banks should be concerned about their assets....

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Share price matters? The shares have a $0 value for a long time it has just take a while to convince the masses. This now about jockeying for position in the debt structure, who has first dibs in bankruptcy. Debt holders at the bottom will trade in there debt for pennies on the dollar to climb the ladder of priority.

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Market Cap ~533.2M
INTEREST pmt 700M

Seriously...??

What flavor is your KoolAid ?

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Post ID: @4fls+13IEq3RG

It's a realistic scenario. Most likely the banks will continue to give secured debt so CHK can continue to buy back unsecured bonds for pennies on the dollar and keep raising the interest to take all profits.

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Post ID: @1xxg+13IEq3RG

CHK should not be concerned about debt, says this genius...

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Post ID: @yhx+13IEq3RG

Tell that to a 20 cent share price.

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