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In identifying the fulcrum security for a steel manufacturer, the analyst notes the company has $400 million in Secured Loans and $300 million in Senior Notes.
If the liquidation value is $350 million due to depressed scrap prices, which statement is true?
- The Senior Notes are the fulcrum security
- The Secured Loans are the fulcrum security
- Common Equity is the fulcrum security
- The company is not distressed
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