Here's how to profit when overleveraged disasters finally collapse
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By Blake Young | Bankers focus on brutal simplicity. | Every loan officer asks one critical question… | Can this borrower service their debt without relying on miracles? | Pretty stories don't pay interest. Flashy projections don't cover debt payments. Cash flow does. | Most companies fail this test spectacularly because they | Assume perfect market conditions Count on consumers spending forever Ignore what happens when credit tightens.
| So when I created my own "Bankers' Test" and looked for companies that failed miserably, 50 shook out from the mix with tradeable options. | From this list of financial disasters, two standout examples offer immediate opportunities to profit from their inevitable collapse. | But first, let me explain how this "Bankers' Test" works… |
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