Sentences with phrase «even bankrupt companies»

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And then, even so, he mismanaged the company so badly that the company went bankrupt, wiping out the employee stock holders.

We even looked at how companies that went bankrupt, like Eastman Kodak, actually had a positive return for long - term investors.

Huge national banks shuttered, bankrupt, corporations that employed thousands wiped out, TBTF reinsurers bailed out with taxpayer money, amazingly flawed misallocation of resources financing pipedream «Green Energy» companies with no product, and no market even if they did have a product, etc..

It has even recovered the value of a $ 2 billion preferred equity investment into the holding company of bankrupt Brazilian tycoon Eike Batista by claiming assets including a Colombian gold mine and a key port.

Even so, the company went bankrupt for the second time in 1990, the same year that it sold the remaining 50 percent of CITGO.

Once you own it, it's yours; even if the company goes bankrupt, your gold is recorded independently of their books.

HIGH - REWARD STRATEGY Shah's unique system can predict when companies are about to go bankrupt with staggering accuracy — and he can show you how to achieve potential double, triple, or even four - digit gains on those stocks without shorting.

Even if one of these companies went bankrupt each year (something I find highly, highly unlikely), the earnings per share growth from the other firms should, in aggregate, still allow you to become richer than you were at the beginning of the previous year.

This is particularly true given the fact that Solyndra, the bankrupt solar - energy company that got even more DOE money, is found just two miles away.

As for companies becoming obsolete or even going bankrupt — this is definitely a possibility and I'm actually counting on this happening.

Even if the fund - management company goes bankrupt, its creditors can't touch the money in the mutual fund, which is held in a separate trust for investors.

It's still the best strategy, even better than the old pension plans which, at times, were swallowed up by bankrupt companies.

I'm 29 single male earning between 6 - 8 lakhs annually through freelancing looking to cover myself for 1 crore with a company which would not go bankrupt or shut down even in the biggest recession during my policy term..

And two of the «growth» companies that seemed to have great potential at the time no longer even exist; one went bankrupt and the other was bought out at very low value by another company.

In the future, the company may run into financial trouble, stop paying dividends, or even go bankrupt.

So even if one or two of the companies goes bankrupt, other companies being held by the mutual fund will hopefully increase in value to offset the loss.

I owe 180000 in private loans and on disibility making 1360 a month I have been bankrupt and still owe money, no job, no credit and even homeless ball over this private loan and loan company does not care when I said my loan was not a qualified student loan under the law they changed my status for a third time and ruined my credit again this was also 3rd time.

Even if the underlying entity goes bankrupt, the insurance company will pay back investors, making these types of municipal bonds significantly safer.

They could even end up being worthless if the company goes bankrupt.

Even if a company does go bankrupt, there are safety nets in place.

the rest were mediocre games at best even their Zelda (Skyward)... and he tells us that this company wanted to just repeat the same strategy, and people wouldnt understand their devious tactics... they deserved what they happened to them and must feel lucky that didint bankrupt after 2 consecutive failed consoles also they did nt learn any lesson... -LCB- «[a] similar challenge continues with NX», he said.

When you add to that the number of insurance companies that have gone bankrupt over the years, leaving policyholders holding the bag, it becomes even more difficult to know that you have found truly exceptional coverage that will be there for the long run.

They say that BlackBerry stands absolutely no chance of competing with Android, iOS and even Windows Phone, and some think that the company could go bankrupt any minute now just because its devices are bringing nothing new to a crowded industry that's already saturated with cheap and high - end smartphones running any of the aforementioned platforms.

«So, there I was, pretty much right back where I was those many years before, starting over in real estate with nothing, bankrupt, with not even a vehicle because they'd taken my company car.