Oct. 24 at 1:40 PM
$XIFR Interest rates falling is a tail wind here. Stock manipulators running out of options. Has to go higher.
"Lower rates enhance XPLR’s ability to refinance its
$1.75 billion fixed-rate notes (8.375% due 2031, 8.625% due 2033) or secure new debt at better terms. This reduces the weighted average cost of capital (WACC), a key DCF input, potentially raising valuation. For instance, a 0.5% WACC reduction could increase enterprise value by 5-10%, depending on cash flow projections (e.g.,
$50-
$100 million for a
$1.X billion valuation)."
