They are willing to take paper losses to increase their income of badly needed hard currency.
Under old law, investors in real estate could write off paper losses against income earned from working.
This means his paper loss ranges from $14.1 million to $28.5 million.
For the moment, at least, they are looking at large paper losses.
But given the long-term perspective of these increasingly global investors, their paper losses seem less important.
The paper loss on those purchases now exceeds $1 billion.
Investors had paper losses of more than $3.4 billion.
They continue to be a problem, and the Street is taking lots of paper losses.
Instead, Emulex soared, leaving him with a paper loss of almost $100,000 in just a week.
Right off the bat, the investor would have had a paper loss.