What's "Debt Bomb" mean in Investor Words? #Investorwords
Posted on July 2nd, 2009 by Carlo Capomazza

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Yes, this one is used actively. Sign of the times.
Defaults on debts or other obligations taken on by large financial institutions that affect not only the economy of the financial institution’s home country, but also the global financial community as well. FDIC look out.
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