... and inevitable.

It's even predictable and inevitable based on that fundamental tenet of capitalism: the market.

It's weird kinda knowing what the outcome is going to be, but not knowing exactly how we're going to get there and how long it's going to take. Feels like it's all in slow motion.

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testing22321 3 hours ago | parent [-]

I also want to hold a short position on them, but the number of times they’ll be bailed out is essentially infinite, so that won’t work.

	▲	BLKNSLVR 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Go short soon before the next US election maybe? But you're right in terms of, if they don't get bailed out it could bring pain to certain demographics that any side of politics doesn't want to get blamed for. It's hard to see either side making the difficult decision to inflict mid-term pain for, maybe, very long term gain. Not a concept voters will accept. Need a consolidation auto-makers in the US to maybe rationalise things a bit?