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Mastery;c-9668080 said:I admit it took extra work getting through all the "personal" insults being traded haha
BOSSExcellence;c-9667977 said:Mastery;c-9667971 said:Ok, I thought this chart hurt @Sion argument.
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He pointed out that people could become wealthy investing in financial instruments/securities but this chart shows the opposite. It shows that the top 1 percent of people have 27% of their assets in financial securities. The next 19 percent only have 16% of their assets in financial securities. And last but not least, the middle 60 percent (middle class) only have 3% of their assets in financial securities. Most of their wealth comes from their home which is NOT a financial security.
Sion keeps grouping real estate in his argument but technically that's not a financial instrument. Financial instruments are monetary contracts between parties. They can be created, traded, modified and settled. They can be cash (currency), evidence of an ownership interest in an entity (share), or a contractual right to receive or deliver cash (bond).
That chart shows that the average persons wealth/assets come from their homes, not investing in financial securities.
lol i didnt even bother readin that damn chart..
probably wouldnt even know how to any damn way. lol
Mastery;c-9668091 said:BOSSExcellence;c-9667977 said:Mastery;c-9667971 said:Ok, I thought this chart hurt @Sion argument.
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He pointed out that people could become wealthy investing in financial instruments/securities but this chart shows the opposite. It shows that the top 1 percent of people have 27% of their assets in financial securities. The next 19 percent only have 16% of their assets in financial securities. And last but not least, the middle 60 percent (middle class) only have 3% of their assets in financial securities. Most of their wealth comes from their home which is NOT a financial security.
Sion keeps grouping real estate in his argument but technically that's not a financial instrument. Financial instruments are monetary contracts between parties. They can be created, traded, modified and settled. They can be cash (currency), evidence of an ownership interest in an entity (share), or a contractual right to receive or deliver cash (bond).
That chart shows that the average persons wealth/assets come from their homes, not investing in financial securities.
lol i didnt even bother readin that damn chart..
probably wouldnt even know how to any damn way. lol
Oh and this shit... Nigga if you actually looked at the mothafucka you'd have seen what it was haha.
I know why Sion posted it (to show no one made their money in the sex trade) but I applied it to his side of the debate (financial Instruments), period.
BOSSExcellence;c-9668096 said:Mastery;c-9668091 said:BOSSExcellence;c-9667977 said:Mastery;c-9667971 said:Ok, I thought this chart hurt @Sion argument.
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He pointed out that people could become wealthy investing in financial instruments/securities but this chart shows the opposite. It shows that the top 1 percent of people have 27% of their assets in financial securities. The next 19 percent only have 16% of their assets in financial securities. And last but not least, the middle 60 percent (middle class) only have 3% of their assets in financial securities. Most of their wealth comes from their home which is NOT a financial security.
Sion keeps grouping real estate in his argument but technically that's not a financial instrument. Financial instruments are monetary contracts between parties. They can be created, traded, modified and settled. They can be cash (currency), evidence of an ownership interest in an entity (share), or a contractual right to receive or deliver cash (bond).
That chart shows that the average persons wealth/assets come from their homes, not investing in financial securities.
lol i didnt even bother readin that damn chart..
probably wouldnt even know how to any damn way. lol
Oh and this shit... Nigga if you actually looked at the mothafucka you'd have seen what it was haha.
I know why Sion posted it (to show no one made their money in the sex trade) but I applied it to his side of the debate (financial Instruments), period.
well thats dumb..
of course ur gonna see those type of charts..
if they admitted what niggas and bitches was makin why invest in stocks!!? hahaha
Mastery;c-9668102 said:BOSSExcellence;c-9668096 said:Mastery;c-9668091 said:BOSSExcellence;c-9667977 said:Mastery;c-9667971 said:Ok, I thought this chart hurt @Sion argument.
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He pointed out that people could become wealthy investing in financial instruments/securities but this chart shows the opposite. It shows that the top 1 percent of people have 27% of their assets in financial securities. The next 19 percent only have 16% of their assets in financial securities. And last but not least, the middle 60 percent (middle class) only have 3% of their assets in financial securities. Most of their wealth comes from their home which is NOT a financial security.
Sion keeps grouping real estate in his argument but technically that's not a financial instrument. Financial instruments are monetary contracts between parties. They can be created, traded, modified and settled. They can be cash (currency), evidence of an ownership interest in an entity (share), or a contractual right to receive or deliver cash (bond).
That chart shows that the average persons wealth/assets come from their homes, not investing in financial securities.
lol i didnt even bother readin that damn chart..
probably wouldnt even know how to any damn way. lol
Oh and this shit... Nigga if you actually looked at the mothafucka you'd have seen what it was haha.
I know why Sion posted it (to show no one made their money in the sex trade) but I applied it to his side of the debate (financial Instruments), period.
well thats dumb..
of course ur gonna see those type of charts..
if they admitted what niggas and bitches was makin why invest in stocks!!? hahaha
Agreed. But you dropped the ball there in not directly responding to that. Haha
HundredEyes;c-9668103 said:Lmao, Team World mofos! Told yall them Muricans aint shit...
I would like to say that I know how you feel and youll be alright @BOSSExcellence ,but I dont lose, no Ls over here fam, so please make a thread about what your going through now so winners can get an idea how life is as a loser?
...shame on you @Mastery btw for giving that kid some hope, give em a break and let him spin himself back up with some damn dignity.
@Sion
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Well done.
HundredEyes;c-9668111 said:So what name should we give the kid than?
LossExcellence? BossLoss?
BOSSExcellence;c-9668033 said:mannnnn i jus bought me some jeans and immback mad again!!! hahahaha
HundredEyes;c-9668103 said:Lmao, Team World mofos! Told yall them Muricans aint shit...
I would like to say that I know how you feel and youll be alright @BOSSExcellence ,but I dont lose, no Ls over here fam, so please make a thread about what your going through now so winners can get an idea how life is as a loser?
...shame on you @Mastery btw for giving that kid some hope, give em a break and let him spin himself back up with some damn dignity.
@Sion
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Well done.
2stepz_ahead;c-9668454 said:BOSSExcellence;c-9668033 said:mannnnn i jus bought me some jeans and immback mad again!!! hahahaha
lol...nigga thought retail therapy would make him happy