Why So Many US Companies Are Going Bankrupt 

ideally, you should consider financial planning to get the best results with your money, notwithstanding economy situation

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and greed

Women dominate voting and laws are bias towards them, such as custody, support and employment. I would love my kids and office jobs back from these thieves. It is difficult for men to work and pay their taxes when their children and jobs have been stolen.

Late stage capitalism

And you can thanks the Liberals and Rhino's for this.

what happens in late stage whatever you think is preferable? @@thanhavictus

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no these companies are burning money

@@The_North_Star_of_Wall_Street your comment and OPs comment are not unrelated. Since those companies are burning money they have used cheap debts to keep operating. Now interest rates are up and they cannot pay their debts

NOPE, you are saying it like interest rate that kills, but the truth is that companies is so overleverage or simply degenerate. Especially with the vulture private equity without improving profitability. For PE, sometime its better for them that the company going bankrupt so they can sell the asset than actually helping them to achieve profitability again.

Because of artifically low interest debt 💸 that they took despite being burning huge amount of money

It's not high. In the last 10 or so years it's been too low. Dream economics is over. Time to pay up.

I wrote the same thing LOL!

And their taxes get cut.

CEO pay isn't based on productivity

but compared to 99% of africa americans are indeed very rich

Don’t buy inro the propaganda. Very, very few Americans are wealthy. Everyone else is poor

Yes, but that's what kept US alive. It is an economy and government that builds on debt. Americans own debt trap.

@@cinpeace353 feeling bad for young American generation. how bad old people did!!!!!

Not really. Running a company with thousands, tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands or millions of employees is much harder than bolting on lug nuts with a torque wrench all day long. For executives, companies can't afford not to pay them for their skills.

@@bwofficial1776no, my friend, it’s not harder at all

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🙅‍♀ "Ugh, seriously? More people glued to their screens, buying things online. It's like we're all becoming digital shopaholics or something. 😒" 💁‍♀ "Did you hear? Some companies are actually risking it all by getting political. And guess what? Their customers are not having it! They're canceling them left and right. 💅🏻" 🤔 "So, businesses need to careful not to alienate their customers with controversial stances. It's a risky move that can lead to their downfall. 💔" 😳 "Just imagine the overwhelming power of online consumers. It's like a digital revolution, where customer satisfaction is the ultimate judge. 📱💻"

Hospitals are perfect for private equity because medical care is inherently difficult or even impossible to comparison shop. By the time you know the actual real price, it's too late to switch hospitals.

​@@DemPilafianit's almost like they shouldn't be run for profit

I just don't go. I schedule all planned medical costs for when I go overseas. If I die here, I die.

There should be a regulation on how (much) profit can be milked from health related industries, where humanity is concerned

@@MomopilotCool Why did you address your sarcastic reply to me? I'm just explaining how private equity is able to abuse the system.

😡💸💔 Really? Bad management, burning cash? How do they even get away with this?! 😤🔥 And now, low interest rates are just adding fuel to the fire, giving them more time and more money to waste! 🙅‍♀💸💨 Sigh... it's frustrating to see this happening.

@@Tricia-TriciaOne example: A company goes public. Stock is sold to the public. The company now has a large pile of money. Maybe they borrow more. In a few years, after paying high salaries and bonuses, the company goes bankrupt. Management leaves, having collected millions of $$$ in compensation. Stockholders are left with $0.

@@baarbacoa 🙄 Wow, isn't capitalism an amazing system? 💸

Twice the pride, double the fall

The brighter a candle burns the faster it will fade

soon ...

There's nothing wrong with the economy. E-commerce is dominating the sector.

😒 It's really not rocket science. When basic expenses like housing, healthcare, education, childcare, and energy continue to skyrocket while wages miraculously stay stagnant, it's no wonder people cut back on non-essential spending. Say goodbye to those gigantic tubs of popcorn at the movies or that ridiculously overpriced $50 Hello Kitty bathmat. 💁‍♀

Yes mostly most powerful CFOs in USA 😀😀😀

the stock market wants growth in a company . if a company is not growing the price tanks. so ceo's get aggressive with growth strategies and borrow big sums. when rates are a few percent that can work. now the payments become huge and if it's retail , customers are staying away in droves. online has taken over and we know who dominates that. and companies related to retail also see the downside.

Debt is always a cancer

bingo

Fraud is rampant all around

PPP

it actually goes back to the 9/11 and 2008 TARP program - easy credit to help stabilize economy for both cases

Your post doesn't even make any sense. You are linking together a bunch of things you half-heard and half-understood, and none of which is at the root of this issue. You should limit your posts to topics you actually know something about.

@cisium1184 A close friend showed me a check for 600k issued by the IRS and told me it was from the employee retention credit. Hows that for details.

😬 I totally get where you're coming from. It's important to remember that behind every corporation are real human beings, the employees, who often bear the brunt of any negative outcomes.

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It's not just the United States. Other countries are also struggling. It's not hard to recover from a pandemic and expect magical growth land of line-go-upism capitalism to be sustainable

Could probably range from high upfront costs to start a business to a complete lack of business fundamentals and a deeply flawed or unprofitable business idea.

There's a common perception that companies can 'go into growth mode' and borrow money like crazy to expand and theoretically grow their pipelines. They fully plan to adjust and go back into 'profitability mode' at some point. The problem is they often plan to roll it over a few times and when the rates change before they get to do that, they lose. If low rates are the only way you can afford to borrow, you can't afford to borrow.

They're trying to repeat the success of Amazon by focusing on growing big first and thinking about actual profitability after they've pushed out all their competitors. Modern monopolies funded with debt money.

Having lived thru a 20-year low rates cycle, it will take some time or event to happen for a wake-up call.

Look at it as an investment. A company invests money into a product to be developed, right? Like, the EV Ford 150. They may not have the money for that product now, so they take out a loan to invest that money to make that product a reality. Stores will sometimes do the same while they try to attract new customers. The problem is that sometimes they guess wrong.

🙄 Typical. They never learn, do they? 😬 Seriously, when will they realize they're setting themselves up for failure? 😔 It's frustrating to see such short-sightedness in the business world. 😱 Can someone please explain the logic behind overvaluing their products? 😤 And guess who's paying for all of this? Us, the consumers. 👎 It's just not sustainable in the long run. 💸 It's no wonder they're struggling to make a profit. 🙈 Time to face the harsh reality of their misguided decisions.

Yeah, as long as there's no government intervention to kick the can further down the road.

Maybe these companies Shouldn't be relying upon cheap loans to sustain a business which isn't profitable?

You right, money should not be that cheap that long. Everything has consequences just we know it or not.

It's been a rough year with losses from failed banks, real estate crashes, a struggling economy, and downturns in stocks and dividends. It feels like everything has been going wrong. What a terrible year it is…

Thank you for sharing your experience. Your coach was simple to discover online. I did my research on him before I wrote to him. He appears knowledgeable based on his online resume.

🌿💼 Quite intriguing how the human world of business acts much like a forest, don't you think? 🌳 When a big old tree falls down, it gives sunlight to new seeds to grow and thrive. Similarly, when large companies face challenges, it creates opportunities for fresh, innovative businesses to emerge. 🌱 And right now, it seems like we're witnessing a bit of a forest fire, where some older companies are struggling. However, let's not forget that the ashes of these old companies will eventually fertilize the ground, nurturing the growth of a future forest of business. 🔥💼 Demand is still there, but the prices have soared sky-high. So, it seems like a crash in the market is necessary to get the economy flowing again. 📉📈 It's like hitting the reset button, allowing for a more sustainable and balanced business landscape. Let's hope that this crash will serve as a wake-up call and pave the way for a healthier and more prosperous future. 🚀💰

💥💔 The impact of the US Economy and the world is no joke! With 20 years of ultra-low interest rates, the pandemic, and the current global instability - including the Ukraine war - brace yourself for some serious suffering. 😫

blood in the streets!

Don't forget some debts may default. 😅

The world has left the USA....karma.

Closing companies is capitalism in action. 👠💼 Management got soft and forgot to account for risk properly. 😏💰 Capital can now be allocated to companies with better management. 💪💼 Also, trends change, but, management should chart a path through change. 📈💼

🤷‍♀ It's not that big of a deal, really. The economy just went through some changes, and as a result, some businesses either shrank or disappeared because people didn't need or want them anymore. But hey, new businesses will come up and thrive in this new economy, which will be a positive thing! 💪

This trend of dematerialization has both positive and negative consequences. On the one hand, it leads to lower prices for consumers and a higher standard of living. On the other hand, it can lead to job displacement and economic disruption. It is important to note that technology is not the only factor that contributes to dematerialization. Other factors, such as globalization and deregulation, also play a role.

Cheap money allows less fortunate people to get capital for their inventions. Your idea limits technological development, economic growth, increases unemployment and lowers income.

@@LowerYourExpectationsPleb Oh yeah sure, that’s worked out just great for countries like Japan hasn’t it? 🙄

@@Spacemonkeymojo You will need a lot more info to understand why what you said is false. Later I'll look up Coin Bureau's video about Japan's macroeconomics for you, that way you can learn about how the economy works.

You're right and what should be concerning is that the debt to GDP ratio is close to what it was in the fall of 2008.

Oh boy, there's probably way more than $200 bln of distressed debt in the US! 😬 I wouldn't be surprised if some companies have billions of it tucked away in shell corporations, just to clean up their balance sheets. 😏 Anyone who tried to play with spreads or took advantage of low rates is in a sticky situation now. They're either stuck with it or facing dreaded margin calls. 📉💰

What are you doing to join the rich then?

Or they work for a company that did. This isn't about private individuals with big debt. It's about companies that use it as capital or worse, operating cash.

Go woke, go ....

Such a shame, long time ago they used to have excellent content

Wake up....the sooner the better 😊

1-2% is high? Are you high?

😤 Corporate America, you've reaped what you sowed! 😡 The repercussions of years of oppressively low wages have finally caught up with you! 😠

It has nothing to do with the prices, it's the convenience of e-commerce.

This is so much larger than one vertical.

Is your business even legal? Sounds very shady.

We are in Oil and Gas Production Equipment Sales and repair and have been for 35 years. @@DemPilafian

@@DemPilafian It's quite common. Many smaller businesses don't want to deal with setting up card processors and the processors taking 3% on every transaction. Cash-only is legal in the US. If you can't pay cash for it, you don't need it.

@@bwofficial1776 If you want to use cash that's fine. I literally have not used cash for anything in about 3 years. I haven't died yet.

​@@DemPilafianLegal, just not scalable.

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Taxes are necessary for basic state functions and infrastructures. But yes far too high and used for tons of useless and dangerour 3 letters agencies.

Haha, talk about a double-edged sword! 💁‍♀💸 Being the holder of the reserve currency definitely has its advantages, but it's not without risks either. 😅 Bankruptcy can really make you question the stability of that status. 🤔💔

😍😉 Definitely! Private Equity is such an intriguing subject. It has the power to drive economic growth and create employment opportunities. Can't wait to see Bloomberg delve into this fascinating topic and provide us with valuable insight and analysis! 🎉💼

😬 Well, that's quite the roller coaster, isn't it? 🎢 It's like living in a financial drama! 💃🏻💸 But hey, who could resist those tantalizingly low interest rates for all those years? It's like walking through a financial wonderland! 🌈🌟 However, the sudden hike in rates might make some young adults feel like they're riding a financial rollercoaster without a safety harness! 😱🎢 Hang on tight, folks! The ride might get a bit bumpy! 🤪

Well the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals

Yes true, I have been in touch with a brokerage Advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.

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money creation is at the root. End the FED