It's commonsense — when you put all your money in one thing, if
that thing goes bust so do you.
Not exact matches
It's brilliant, because Facebok isn't
going bust anytime soon and pre-IPO common stock and preferred stock become the same
thing after an IPO.
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If
things get too bad, then cyclical companies can
go bust, their stocks losing all their value.
to me we are just watching the inevitable consequences of a bursting football bubble which is what AFC (Arsenal Financial Corporation) has become under the Franco American alliance... to be honest its lasted longer than I expected as the signs of a Ponzi club were visible 5 years ago but somehow the 4th place zombie fans kept the
thing going longer than I expected but the
bust is, consequently, even more worrisome for the long term health of the club... obviously Wenger should have
gone 5 years back but that was not in the interest of the vulture owner... next steps are uncertain but I hope fans show their disgust by not showing up to the emirates next game
Except the damn
thing busted and I
went into the toilet.»
Since I have less faith in the cleanliness of said table than my kids do, I
bust out these disposable stick - on placemats to keep
things (relatively) neat and sanitary while we're on - the -
go.
«I think a more sensible approach for the Labour party... is that they should acknowledge some
things went wrong, they
went into a big
bust, the banking system was poorly regulated.
In much the same way that other people can not
go back to doing the above
things, it seems as though Eliot Spitzer can't
go back to being attorney general of New York State after he was
busted taking part in a criminal prostitution ring.
Exactly what I should be doing with two days left until my last exam; hanging out at Officeworks, spending a fortune on
things I could probably (definitely) do without to pimp out my desk (if I have a nice workspace, I might do some work logic
going on here) & prancing around town while shamelessly lapping up all the compliments on this Misguided
busted denim skirt & ankle boots combo.
Loving this clutch for the millions of holiday parties we're supposed to be
going to... Everyone raves about this hair dryer and it's more than 50 % off at Nordstrom... I can't wait to
bust out my Sorel boots... get yours here for 40 % off... Loving the sleeves on this sweater... I've heard great
things about this Continue Reading...
Now here's the
thing when I ordered my dress... silly me, I
went with my usual measurements (
bust 36 ″, waist 27 ″) but in reality I've gained a bit of weight so I «should» have really said a 28 ″ waist.
Outerwear is not only one of my favorite
things to sew, a good jacket
goes a long way in adding a little warmth to a look when it's not quite warm enough to
bust out the short sleeved everything.
When I play a tournament, my attitude is I am
going to win the damn
thing or have a
bust for a lineup and lose hence the «boom or
bust» mentality.
They were of the opinion that Netflix will keep overpaying for movies and
go bust, but just a few years ago TV executives were saying the same
thing, and now look where we are.
The most interesting
thing about the character is his hair, which
goes from fingers - in - the - socket fright - wig to Anna Wintour bob after he's
busted out of the carnival by cocky medical student Victor Frankenstein (James McAvoy).
Windshield the worst
thing ever I'm scared that
thing will
bust, I can
go on.
It was mentioned comments above, but this moment in time really reminds me of the dot com era... and the itunes rush... and the YouTube revolution... I heard an NPR story about ten years after the dot com
bust and they said one of the most interesting
things about the dot com
bust was that it actually hadn't
gone bust.
Time to sit back and get real or the whole
thing will
go bust just like videotext in the» 80's.
If you're lucky enough to have a 100 % employer - funded defined benefit plan, the only
thing you have to worry about is the prospect of your employer
going bust — but even then, the news isn't all bad, says Brian FitzGerald, an actuary with Capital G Consulting Inc. and co-author of The Pension Puzzle.
Remember there's no protection if
things go wrong or a site
goes bust.
i have reduced my mlp positionin the US — the money this year has been made, imho, except the usual trading around xdivs and spos; but i have kept my JPY yen short — abe will
bust his balls to make sure yen does not rise; but
things just could
go very wrong with abenomics, in which case... hello 160.
The Xbox One X has been compared to a high end PC but it does checkerboarding how can a console that does checkerboarding be compared to a high end PC??? Sure Xbox might have the most powerful console but it don't have the games like Sony and Nintendo to sell consoles the 4k
thing is
going to be a
bust for Microsoft and you'll be playing games besides Minecraft on all platforms in the future.
You
go to your job,
bust your ass,
go home, change,
go to some social
thing, entertain the same questions,
go home, watch bad television and do it all over again.
Put these
things together with the fact that no hard evidence of outside hacking has been presented by UEA, despite «illegal break - in» becoming an almost desperate mantra from the earliest days, presumably to avoid the unwashed masses drawing the conclusion that not only the science isn't settled, one of the insiders hates the phony consensus so much they're willing to
go to these extreme lengths to
bust it open... and I've never rated the outside operation theory one bit.
This is the judicial equivalent of the expression «these
things happen»: property prices
go up, they
go down; shares
go up in value, businesses
go bust: none of these, on its own, is a basis for coming back to court and saying that the first order was unfair.
I mean we kind of tell people if you get your work done and you get your hours in, and you're responding to
things, professionally you should be able to do that, we don't care if you leave for your kids soccer game or to
go run to the mall or whatever a couple hours in the day, just get your work done and
bust out and hour at night.
Meanwhile, other investments that looked like «sure
things»
went bust.
Usually I am
busting at the seams with ideas for people to see, places to
go,
things to discover, yet today, nothing.