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Perhaps what you meant to say is that despite there being losses today, there are possibilities for profits in the future.
We shouldn't need a degree in economics to understand that.
/facepalm
Seriously... I don't know why I should even get in this debate with you, because you don't know what you're talking about and yet you're naive enough to lecture me like I am retard.
Honestly, Grant, their balance sheets and income statements are public information... we can just go get their income statements and see if they are showing a profit on them. Economic losses doesn't mean red ink. You know... revenue - losses = profit. If revenue is greater than the losses, then we could easily infer that they are capable of meeting their debts and not about to collapse. That article also said they are growing and selling more, therefore sales revenue accounts are increasing... not decreasing, so it's not like ONLY losses are increasing and not revenues.
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