When is a company is considered highly indebted and therefore very risky? From the ECB's point of view, this is the case when a company's debt exceed six times its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.
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RT @Hodlonaut
March 29th 2019: I receive a Letter of Claim from CSW via his lawyers in SCA ONTIER. They give me 7 days to agree to remove my tweets, apologize and confirm in court that I believe CSW is in fact Satoshi.
RT @BitcoinQ_A
Reminder no #92384738292
https://twitter.com/plan_marcus/status/1350951664258322439?s=20
@verretor yeah. Those numbers are impressive and often overlooked...
Costa Rica was always on my "potential citadel location" list due to the absence of a military and its stable political system. Curious how that will play out 👇
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/16/costa-rica-explosive-debt-crisis-all-you-need-to-know
RT @BitcoinStimulus
$6495 (+441%)
Found this "elephant in the room" gem on YouTube.
Brilliant Draghi trolling 😂.
@rootdude good point 😉
@TallTim was Austria if I remember correctly
RT @crypto_voices
No matter what you think of #Bitcoin on its birthday, understand that in 12 years it went from nothing, to the 7th most valuable "currency" in the world. This is truly remarkable.🌍
(Note you must use the Monetary Base as comparable money, everything else is simply a claim).
RT @crypto_voices
Since #Bitcoin was created 12 years ago:
✅60% of all US dollars ever were printed;
✅66% of all fiat currencies ever were printed (valued in USD);
✅89% of all bitcoins ever were minted.
In one of these scenarios, the word "ever" means the year 2141, and beyond.