Lesenswert sind eher Argumente mit Praxisbezug, so wie wir Ingenieure das ja lieben..

Centao , Mittwoch, 01.03.2017, 13:33 (vor 3354 Tagen) @ Ulli Kersten

Quelle:

@Apneaman on Tue, 28th Feb 2017 1:36 pm

rockman, I guess once a company defaults they get crossed off you little debt list eh?

Oil & Gas companies account for 57, or 42% of the 136 defaults.

“Of the 136 defaults so far this year, more than half (57%) have come from the Energy and Natural Resources sector. As of Aug. 31, 2016, the global speculative-grade default rate for Energy and Natural Resources was 17.9% compared with the global speculative-grade default rate for all other sectors of only 2.4%.”

https://www.forbes.com/sites/spleverage/2016/10/21/sp-global-default-tally-hits-133-as-...

Dumb assed management? Is that what you tell yourself to get to sleep at night? By that definition almost every county, municipality, town, city, state, province and country on the planet has some dumb assed management since they all in debt and most of it won’t be paid back. 20 Trillion for the US empire. Cancer capital Huston is so in debt that last year a candidate for mayor ran on a “I will fill the potholes” platform and won. Had a bunch of record breaking, infrastructure breaking Rain Bombs since then eh? Shutting the city down with ever more frequency. Just a management issue huh? I hear they want to raise taxes in a futile bid to engineer their way out of the growing AGW consequences. Good luck. Sounds to me like the techno industrial humans have some dumbassed management predicaments. Won’t be too long until the microbes hang up a sign – “Earth – Under New Management”.

Yooh, dem kann ich leider nicht viel entgegen halten.

Gruß,
CenTao