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1. The mine-adventurers company has been long ago bankrupt
2. They won’t want to go bankrupt or suffer a loss of reputation for honesty
3. possibility of letting it go bankrupt but if the problem is to be fixed it has to be transferred for the
4. arrest, and the city could go bankrupt
5. When you invest in commodities futures, you're not buying a piece of paper that says you own an intangible piece of company that can go bankrupt
6. What happens when the climate gets so bad and insurance costs so high that most can't afford it? If insurers only have a few mega-customers with enormous premiums and increasingly more frequent astronomical claims, then not only will uninsured people be destitute after a disaster, but also most insurance companies will disappear with the loss of those who cannot afford insurance, while the rest will go bankrupt after a few multi-trillion dollar catastrophes
7. Then every corporation stupid enough to mass-produce anything would go bankrupt
8. And even then: they do tell how many temporarily successful companies go bankrupt later on, and how fleeting any temporary success actually is
9. Then all incompetent owners will go bankrupt and be fired the first month of any business’s opening
10. Farmers go bankrupt, while sports stars make fortunes
11. They moved to Lansing, Michigan a year later after Alex heard his father's business was about to go bankrupt
12. Why did MF Global go bankrupt on Halloween? Because the undead were screaming out the truth that many fiends of the undead from all over the world were responsible for its collapse
13. ” The cover caption read: “It is the instinctive wish of most businesspeople that General Motors not go bankrupt
14. The number of the 1,000 traders who go bankrupt is recorded, and the percentage is presented at the bottom of the table
15. ) Is it possible that you can trade a system with a positive expectancy, make no mistakes trading it, and still go bankrupt? Absolutely
16. What are the chances of that happening? It turns out the chances are pretty good, as nearly half of the accounts go bankrupt at this excessive risk level
17. Professional option traders also consider selling naked, that is, uncovered, deep out-of-the-money puts to be a great way to get rich slowly and go bankrupt suddenly
18. Didn’t housing prices consistently go up following World War II? Citigroup and Ford could never trade for under a dollar; Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers survived the Depression; they could never go bankrupt; AIG and General Motors were DJIA components they could not go bankrupt, and on and on
19. Third, far more companies go bankrupt and trade to penny stock status than soar to infinity, so the overall trend is on the side of relative safety
20. Formulated in 1938 by John Burr Williams, it rests on a deceptively simple premise: Since all companies eventually go bankrupt, the value of a stock, a bond, or an entire market is simply the value of all its future dividends discounted to the present
21. Someone who has not lived through a violent market can go bankrupt in a heartbeat
22. In a crisis situation, which comes everybody’s way at some point, companies with no debt can’t go bankrupt
23. Lynch writes, “When insiders are buying like crazy, you can be certain that, at a minimum, the company will not go bankrupt in the next six months
24. There was fear in the market, a feeling that all the failing banks were going to go bankrupt or be taken over by the government
25. j\Iost likely they'll go bankrupt too