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Joinfortmill

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12. What stupid fucks

Reply to brooklynite (Original post)

Tue Nov 1, 2022, 09:02 PM

Nov 2022

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Banks prepare to hold $12.7bn Twitter debt on books until early 2023 [View all] brooklynite Nov 2022 OP

Then They'll Pass Their Losses Onto Consumers nt SoCalDavidS Nov 2022 #1

While also taking advantage of any potential writeoff on their corporate taxes. cstanleytech Nov 2022 #17

Must be nice to be able to get banks to loan you billions of dollars VMA131Marine Nov 2022 #2

My god are you right! 12.7 billion loan without a business plan! bronxiteforever Nov 2022 #5

And will any financial media ask these questions of the bankers? exboyfil Nov 2022 #10

Who are the other three, and did they all really loan $12.7 bn w/o a plan? NullTuples Nov 2022 #3

Whose money got loaned? Investors or cash assets of the financial companies? OAITW r.2.0 Nov 2022 #4

Business Plan smb Nov 2022 #6

This deal never made financial sense and I was surprised that Musk got financing LetMyPeopleVote Nov 2022 #7

Remember Murdoch's loss when he bought Myspace in 2009 for $580 million. It failed miserably. Obvious85 Nov 2022 #8

Murdoch bought My Space in 2005. My Space continued to grow until 2009 LeftInTX Nov 2022 #9

Awfully stupid of them to lend Miguelito Loveless Nov 2022 #11

What stupid fucks Joinfortmill Nov 2022 #12

Why does Musk need to borrow money? Bayard Nov 2022 #13

He borrowed (margin loan) a bunch more against his Tesla stock for his portion Hassin Bin Sober Nov 2022 #14

There's one SLIGHT problem with this plan jmowreader Nov 2022 #15

I'm no financial wizard, but normally you have a business plan before you get the loans ashredux Nov 2022 #16

Where I grew up they called people like these bankers "dumb fucks". twodogsbarking Nov 2022 #18

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