LP stocks to crumble by July 2018.
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The stocks don't have it so easy 
The Hippy
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You mean too much money like General Motors had in 2008.......the big can fall just as easily and bigger as well.
some ARE gonna fail for sure. Once twoods capital is eroded by investor fatigue and knowledge of TOO many LP's sharing a very narrow pie...ka-boom.....see ya suckers. How much they worth today compared to a year ago....lol....fuckem and it's gonna be nice to see em tank.
some ARE gonna fail for sure. Once twoods capital is eroded by investor fatigue and knowledge of TOO many LP's sharing a very narrow pie...ka-boom.....see ya suckers. How much they worth today compared to a year ago....lol....fuckem and it's gonna be nice to see em tank.
greg nr
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The only way they would be too big to fail is if the politicians had their own money invested.
GM has hundreds of thousands of employees, including vendors and thrird parties that rely on their business. If GM failed, the ripple effects would have been devastating to the economy.
If an LP fails, it will only be devastating to investors. There really isn't a ripple effect here because they employ so few people and have so few suppliers. The growers could easily sell to other buyers. A few jobs would be lost, but probably would be absorbed by other employers.
GM has hundreds of thousands of employees, including vendors and thrird parties that rely on their business. If GM failed, the ripple effects would have been devastating to the economy.
If an LP fails, it will only be devastating to investors. There really isn't a ripple effect here because they employ so few people and have so few suppliers. The growers could easily sell to other buyers. A few jobs would be lost, but probably would be absorbed by other employers.
greg nr
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As always, individual business can be profitable but the organization can be bankrupt. Happens all the time. Management sucks out too much money, acquires too much debt, and doesn't plan for shit.
But a lack of value in the stock market doesn't effect the enterprise directly. t effects the investors as well as the ability to issue new shares to raise new capital, but it doesn't mean that LP's have to close their doors. The only thing that would cause that is debt. And if banks or trust funds were stupid enough to loan LP's money, they deserve what they get.
I doubt cash flow is low, so managing debt is their biggest challenge.
But a lack of value in the stock market doesn't effect the enterprise directly. t effects the investors as well as the ability to issue new shares to raise new capital, but it doesn't mean that LP's have to close their doors. The only thing that would cause that is debt. And if banks or trust funds were stupid enough to loan LP's money, they deserve what they get.
I doubt cash flow is low, so managing debt is their biggest challenge.
if yer into the stocks...its simple to see which one im yappin about Miss.
they are all tanking
dont like sayin the name is all
cantpee works well though
washing stocks is the oldest joke known..
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