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Because it's scraping the bottom of the barrel. There's not really a sensible reason for the investors to try and claw back their investment every time a compan
by ZephyrBlu 6y ago
Because it's scraping the bottom of the barrel. There's not really a sensible reason for the investors to try and claw back their investment every time a company fails, because the business model is based on homeruns.