I weigh in on the possible chapter 11 implications of the many firms rushing to issue as much debt as they possibly can, over at Dealbook.
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I weigh in on the possible chapter 11 implications of the many firms rushing to issue as much debt as they possibly can, over at Dealbook.
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Comments suggest that your posting was not well received over at Dealbook…
Comments suggest that commenters aren’t terribly intelligent over at Dealbook…
Where to start with the comments at Dealbook? Ross Williams holds to the quaint notion that there is real ROI (as opposed to the FIRE fake ROI redux we are seeing) to be had even at these low capital costs on any kind of meaningful timeframe. JH is a vacuous chimer. Dumbdumb can’t comprehend the difference between sovereign debt and private debt. Usok is trying to be a spokesman for NAR, pretending residential prices will appreciate even though the pool of buyers continues to depreciate. David Chaney has no business commenting if he’s spending that much money defending against what he’s characterizing as slam-dunk stay violations (and not recovering his defense costs from the violators). I’m having trouble figuring out what Mark T. is trying to say, although I can glean that he believes the banks are almost recapped, which makes no sense until I also glean that he considers “lie” and “innovation” to be synonymous, so he does not appear to live in a reality-based universe. Such a collection.