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[quote user="Murphy Siding"]<p> All he thinks he has to do differently, is buy the plant at a much cheaper price-like at a liquidation sale. If it's a workable business, the process repeats, until someone buys the plant cheaply enough to make it work. Who's to say this isn't what's going on here, only on a grander scale? </p> <p> If UberDM&E were to go under, the plant wouldn't just sit there. No one would sit still for that. What would be the options? A fire sale? A Penn Central? A Conrail? No one is quite sure. There, I believe, may be part of the problem.</p>[/quote]<br> <br> Doesn't DM&E have like 6 years before they have to start making payments?<br> <br> That would suggest to me that any failure is likely to be 6-8 years down the road.<br> <br> how long will a railway hold up under heavy coal use?<br> <br> What a theoretical receiver ultimately takes over might have a value far below $1.5B<br>
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