Say you have a new emerging company that its FUTURE outlook is VERY positive, however its financial statements show net losses, and its other cash flows have net losses, where the only green on its financial statements is the money coming in from investors.
Would these companies even last through a big crash, like say the 2000 bubble, or least even a 2008 recession. If so, how?
As a long term holder, wouldn't it be better to buy on this big dip at the moment of recovery, as opposed to holding before and taking a risk that they'll get through a crash?
Submitted April 12, 2017 at 07:31PM by MrStealY0Meme http://ift.tt/2o7OVwS
