good money after bad

The phrase "good money after bad" refers to a situation where someone continues to invest or spend money on something that is unlikely to succeed or be profitable, despite already having lost a significant amount of money. It implies that further attempts or investments are pointless and will only result in further loss or failure. It suggests that it is not wise to continue investing in a project or endeavor that has already proven unsuccessful.


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