Monday, October 17, 2011 6:25:40 PM
One of the biggest problems the "half full or half empty" version is that it falls into the "getting a half a loaf" theory as the company may fail to enlist the liquidity needed for the long or short term profitable trade.
Bankruptcies are chalked full of "half full, half empty" versions of theory. They simply did not get enough or the glass was just half full and not enough to sustain their existence or create any good investment vehicle.
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