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Nobody was ever fired for buying senior credit

BY TREVOR MESSERLY, NAYEF PERRY | VOLUME 15, ISSUE 2

Nobody ever got fired for buying IBM, is a saying that has been floating around investor circles for decades. The now-legendary catchphrase has been used to imply that IBM was ...

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