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3/4/16
Failing Companies Hit 2009 Peak as U.S. Economy Plunging Faster Than Stock Market!
Look In My Book!: http://book.themoneygps.com ******************************************************************** My Free eCourse to Unveil the TRUTH: http://themoneygps.com/freeecourse Tools You NEED to Prepare for the COLLAPSE: http://themoneygps.com/store ******************************************************************** Sources: Number of Troubled Companies Nears 2009 Peak - MoneyBeat - WSJ Financially strapped companies’ ranks are swelling. A Moody’s Investors Service tally of the least-creditworthy companies rose by 10 to 274 this month, pushing it nearer to April 2009’s record 291. The list comprises companies rated at least six notches into junk territory with a negative outlook–which suggests a further downgrade could come soon. The uptrend is a sign that while the U.S. high-yield default rate remains below its long-term average (3.1% now versus 4.7% since 1983, per Moody’s), more corporate borrowers are finding themselves on shaky financial ground. http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/03/03/number-of-troubled-companies-nears-2009-peak/ World's super rich keep buying up luxury goods in face of wealth decline | Business | The Guardian http://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/mar/02/global-super-rich-luxury-goods-yachts-wealth-report-knight-frank 0 of 2 uploaded - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/upload
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