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go broke

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go broke
to completely run out of money and other assets. This company is going to go broke if you don't stop spending money foolishly. I made some bad investments last year, and it looks as if I may go broke this year.
See also: broke


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The problem with that is that you can go broke very quickly if you choose too general of a keyword - such as "airline," instead of a more limited one.
As long as your position continues to go south, you continue to top up your losses until you go broke or the stock gets to the bottom.
He feared that if sales continued to grow, "we'd go broke.
 
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