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by neffy
2396 days ago
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The Financial Times has been calling SoftBank out for over a year now. Detailed accounting analyses, pointing out very basic issues and warning flags. This is why the WeWork IPO had to be pulled in the first place. Every major crash is preceded by several years of this. Financial manipulation is the art of getting everybody confused between stocks and flows. As long as the flow continues, the employees of SoftBank get paid, and get bonuses, and everybody keeps dancing around the floor. (Granted the latest proposal there, which is to make them all take out loans of up to 15x their salary to provide the capital for Softbank 2.0 may interfere with that.) and then, one day, the music stops, and there aren't any chairs to sit on, at all... |
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What would the signs be, sights seen or sounds heard just before the music stops?