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$Gorilla Technology (GRRR.US)$
I understand how you feel, but can everyone please calm down a bit?
It's a message board, so it's fine to vent your frustrations, but it feels like supporting Gorilla is being criticized, which makes me kind of sad.
I’ll continue supporting as usual, looking forward to Q3 and beyond.
I understand how you feel, but can everyone please calm down a bit?
It's a message board, so it's fine to vent your frustrations, but it feels like supporting Gorilla is being criticized, which makes me kind of sad.
I’ll continue supporting as usual, looking forward to Q3 and beyond.
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I’ve noticed some people unnecessarily stoking anxiety, so I’ll clarify this. Please point out any errors.
Conclusion: As long as the stock price exceeds $25 (specifically $25.4826) by March 15, 2027, it’s fine. In other words, Gorilla Corp. and its investors believe the stock will comfortably surpass $25 or even $31 by next March.
Based on SEC filings (Form 424B5 / Indenture), regarding the $107 million bond,the Downward Reset provision includes a floor price of $6.I’ve verified the detailed terms. Since the Indonesian filing hasn’t been submitted yet, I’ll explain this one instead.
The first determination date isMarch 15, 2027It is.
Therefore, even if the current stock price temporarily drops to $10, $8, or $6, nothing happens at that moment.
What matters most is:The average price over the five trading days immediately preceding each reset dateIt is.
Is this a reassuring factor?
Part of it is clearly reassuring.
At the very least,
– The conversion price does not automatically decrease every day
– It is not determined solely by a single day's closing price
– The first determination date is March 15, 2027
– Use the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) over the last 5 trading days...
I’ve noticed some people unnecessarily stoking anxiety, so I’ll clarify this. Please point out any errors.
Conclusion: As long as the stock price exceeds $25 (specifically $25.4826) by March 15, 2027, it’s fine. In other words, Gorilla Corp. and its investors believe the stock will comfortably surpass $25 or even $31 by next March.
Based on SEC filings (Form 424B5 / Indenture), regarding the $107 million bond,the Downward Reset provision includes a floor price of $6.I’ve verified the detailed terms. Since the Indonesian filing hasn’t been submitted yet, I’ll explain this one instead.
The first determination date isMarch 15, 2027It is.
Therefore, even if the current stock price temporarily drops to $10, $8, or $6, nothing happens at that moment.
What matters most is:The average price over the five trading days immediately preceding each reset dateIt is.
Is this a reassuring factor?
Part of it is clearly reassuring.
At the very least,
– The conversion price does not automatically decrease every day
– It is not determined solely by a single day's closing price
– The first determination date is March 15, 2027
– Use the volume-weighted average price (VWAP) over the last 5 trading days...
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$Gorilla Technology (GRRR.US)$ Got hit with a margin call after using Gorilla as collateral in my margin account and had to sell half of my holdings 🥹
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$AST SpaceMobile (ASTS.US)$ Looks like it was the right call to get in at the $60s.
I’ll hold for now until it hits $120.
I’ll hold for now until it hits $120.
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$AST SpaceMobile (ASTS.US)$ Still no good, huh? I had a bit of hope, though.
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This chart looks just like an electrocardiogram
This chart looks just like an electrocardiogram
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It's confirmed that communication is working, so why isn't it going up? Why, oh why?
It's confirmed that communication is working, so why isn't it going up? Why, oh why?
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The stock plummeted like that when a totally unrelated rocket exploded, so it better absolutely skyrocket now that the launch succeeded lol
The stock plummeted like that when a totally unrelated rocket exploded, so it better absolutely skyrocket now that the launch succeeded lol
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$Gorilla Technology (GRRR.US)$
Around last spring, someone was saying almost every day that it’d hit $100 by summer!
The last night you can buy it cheap!
There were people passionately preaching, 'I believe in JOYY!'—I wonder if they’re still alive today.
I can understand occasionally throwing out absurd price comments based on wishful thinking just for laughs, but they went so far as to repeatedly post some overseas article full of nonsense—that was over the top.
Sure, it’s your own responsibility if you blindly bought above $40 or held it salted away for over a year—but anyone with common sense would be too embarrassed to show their face until it actually hits $100.
Around last spring, someone was saying almost every day that it’d hit $100 by summer!
The last night you can buy it cheap!
There were people passionately preaching, 'I believe in JOYY!'—I wonder if they’re still alive today.
I can understand occasionally throwing out absurd price comments based on wishful thinking just for laughs, but they went so far as to repeatedly post some overseas article full of nonsense—that was over the top.
Sure, it’s your own responsibility if you blindly bought above $40 or held it salted away for over a year—but anyone with common sense would be too embarrassed to show their face until it actually hits $100.
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$Gorilla Technology (GRRR.US)$ By the way, during the recent post-earnings conference call, they clearly touched not only on vendor financing but also on debt financing.
Debt finance refers to a funding method that involves raising capital through liabilities—such as bank loans or bond issuance—that carry repayment obligations.
Gorilla Corp. is pursuing a strategy that combines multiple financing methods to expand its AI infrastructure business—a capital-intensive venture—while avoiding dilution of existing shareholders.
1. Vendor Financing
Vendor financing refers tocredit extended by equipment suppliers (vendors) or deferred payment termsand similar arrangements.
Source of funds: Hardware suppliers (e.g., Supermicro or its authorized distributors).
Utilization at Gorilla Corp.: This is primarily tied to procuring hardware such as GPUs. The company mentioned it has received term sheets ranging from approximately $500 million to $1 billion, combining vendor financing and debt structures.
Characteristics...
Debt finance refers to a funding method that involves raising capital through liabilities—such as bank loans or bond issuance—that carry repayment obligations.
Gorilla Corp. is pursuing a strategy that combines multiple financing methods to expand its AI infrastructure business—a capital-intensive venture—while avoiding dilution of existing shareholders.
1. Vendor Financing
Vendor financing refers tocredit extended by equipment suppliers (vendors) or deferred payment termsand similar arrangements.
Source of funds: Hardware suppliers (e.g., Supermicro or its authorized distributors).
Utilization at Gorilla Corp.: This is primarily tied to procuring hardware such as GPUs. The company mentioned it has received term sheets ranging from approximately $500 million to $1 billion, combining vendor financing and debt structures.
Characteristics...
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