convertible bonds

Convertible bonds are corporate bonds that can be converted into a predetermined number of shares of the issuing company’s common stock. They combine features of both debt and equity—providing fixed interest payments like regular bonds, while offering investors the potential to benefit from an increase in the company’s stock price through conversion.
  1. Analyst Says Strategy Won’t Need to Sell Bitcoin in Next Bear Market

    Analyst Says Strategy Won’t Need to Sell Bitcoin in Next Bear Market

    Analyst Says Strategy Won’t Need to Sell Bitcoin in Next Bear Market Crypto analyst Willy Woo argues that Michael Saylor’s company Strategy will not be forced to sell its Bitcoin holdings even during a prolonged market downturn, citing the firm’s flexible debt structure and cash management...
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