Fresh grounds in the coffee potIt is generally accepted that a strong company of "endless possibiities" will acquire funds and cash flow through profit margins on a robust sales book
On the other hand, a company that raises funds for "general corporate purposes" (which means salaries and paying leases, utility bills, auditor's fees, club fees, a swivel chair and keeping the coffee machine percolating while waiting for the phone to ring) through the sales of debentures and shares, not products, is one that has only "limited possiblities", depending on what catch there is in the net net.
Suckers, not tuna. Beleivers, not Believers