Everyone from the Securities and Exchange Commission to investment advisers will tell you how risky it is to buy shares in a bankrupt company. Yet the possibility of making big returns still draws interest.
According to Dinsmore’s Tim Robinson, investors should review a company’s income statements and consider if the firm can produce enough cash to cover liabilities. Read the article below to learn why Robinson recommends interested parties who are interested in making a play for a bankrupt firm go all in.