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by dalbasal
2019 days ago
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This is exactly the fallacy this article is challenging. It is simply not true in business reality, whatever the chalkboard fungibilities. The difference between a positive and negative float is a structural difference that has long reaching implications. On that chalkboard, the difference between a publicly listed company and a family owned business is trivial or esoteric.. best explained by portfolio theory or somesuch. Sometimes abstractions miss the point. |
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