They may try to keep TSLA above $161.88 for the next month. Found this on another forum -
Is it too early to consider large institutions positioning themselves to keep Tesla above 160 for 20 (or 30) days to trigger the convertible covenants. I know it doesn't come into play until October, but there is 1.5% interest on bonds or convertible notes as shares with a price of $124 and trading above $160. When does that come into play?
The conversion must take place during a quarter that begins after 2013 SEP 30. For conversion the share price must close above $161.88 for at least 20 of the 30 consecutive trading days that end the previous quarter. The share equivalent price of the notes was $124.52, so conversion would be advantageous. The first 30 trading day period that qualifies actually began on Monday this week, AUG 19. So if the closing share price is above $161.88 for at least 20 of the trading days between now and SEP 30, the notes can be converted at any later date this year.
Is it too early to consider large institutions positioning themselves to keep Tesla above 160 for 20 (or 30) days to trigger the convertible covenants. I know it doesn't come into play until October, but there is 1.5% interest on bonds or convertible notes as shares with a price of $124 and trading above $160. When does that come into play?
The conversion must take place during a quarter that begins after 2013 SEP 30. For conversion the share price must close above $161.88 for at least 20 of the 30 consecutive trading days that end the previous quarter. The share equivalent price of the notes was $124.52, so conversion would be advantageous. The first 30 trading day period that qualifies actually began on Monday this week, AUG 19. So if the closing share price is above $161.88 for at least 20 of the trading days between now and SEP 30, the notes can be converted at any later date this year.