Many companies are raising money, re-financing even at what look like depressed share price levels. Should investors follow their money and back these fund raising's? It proved right to do that in the aftermath of the great financial crisis when many of the companies raising money performed well afterwards, but that was primarily a credit problem, now I think the issues are more complex and possibly harder to fix for some companies.
Colin McLean: Video Update - Should investors follow their money and back company fund raisings?
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