Great examples were Enron and Worldcom.
Worldcom and MCI Communications announce a $37 billion merger.
But you could put your money in Worldcom and lose it all.
Telecommunications companies MCI Communications and Worldcom complete their $37 billion merger to form MCI Worldcom.
Enron, Worldcom, and Lehman Brothers are just some well-known
examples of bankrupt companies that never came back.
Worldcom and MCI Communications announced a $37 billion merger,
the largest merger in US history up to that time.
We were in a recession, 9/11 happened, Enron and Worldcom went bankrupt,
and I was buying stocks every day based on my software.
These include the fraud-caused collapses of Enron(2001), Worldcom(2002),
and financial giant Lehman Brothers(during the much larger 2008 global financial crisis)- which alone caused the loss of a mind-boggling $691 billion.
How could I spot a fraud like Enron or Worldcom(or, dare I say it,
AOL, which committed the same fraud as Worldcom but it was a different day and age and people ignored it).