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11. Yes, it has reached its limits, and is just not a good return on investment anymore.

Sat Mar 7, 2026, 04:15 PM

7 hrs ago

They have stripped the easy targets of their assets, and the cooling economy makes private equity even less profitable.

Here's a good article from this February that explains what's ailing private equity:
https://www.morningbrew.com/stories/2026/02/21/is-private-equity-past-its-prime

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BlackRock fund limits withdrawals as redemptions rattle private credit [View all] SunSeeker Yesterday OP

I hear the 1929, 1987 and 2007/8 financial collapse calling. Jacson6 Yesterday #1

Same. SunSeeker Yesterday #2

Fuck this flaming greedy tRUMP humping pig wolfie001 Yesterday #3

what a callous fucker. Evolve Dammit 4 hrs ago #14

That's how all those sociopaths think wolfie001 55 min ago #15

It's not a run on private *equity* Fiendish Thingy Yesterday #4

How bad it is will depend Miguelito Loveless Yesterday #9

Now who is the US going to bomb? twodogsbarking Yesterday #6

California DBoon Yesterday #7

Not good. A lot of companies want to manage their cachukis Yesterday #8

Thank you! This was a very good but brief article, to the point! SWBTATTReg 7 hrs ago #13