> Just received our financial statement and it appears we lost money last month.

You didn't lose a dime unless you sold assets.  Normally, the ONLY thing that counts is monthly cash flow positive minus expenses.   It DOESN'T  matter what the asset is worth, just what it generates.

caseycukedme wrote:

As long as his EBT get reloaded on the 15th Spankie will be just fine

You know I don't care about the insolvent street bums.

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Trained you well your broker has
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yup

My ON4 Communications will bounce back to a penny any day now!
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Tom Leykis wrote:

You know I don't care about the insolvent street bums.

Yea but we all pay for his EBT, govt healthcare..

Tom Leykis wrote:

Yes, but that's the way it goes.   Back to the point:   What does one care what an asses value IS, when it's the cash flow that counts.   

Our buddy Phil knows I still own income property in Marin County - just up the street from peacock feather junction.   Let's say it pays me an average of $15,000 a month after management expenses.

Let's say the property is worth $2 million today.   Then, let's say a faggot war breaks out between San Francisco and Marin counties.     The property value drops to $1 million, but the cash flow remains the same.   Swimming in money either way, do I care?   

May the best   WIN!!

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Yes, but that's the way it goes. Back to the point: What does one care what an asses value IS, when it's the cash flow that counts. Our buddy Phil knows I still own income property in Marin County - just up the street from peacock feather junction. Let's say it pays me an average of $15,000 a month after management expenses. Let's say the property is worth $2 million today. Then, let's say a faggot war breaks out between San Francisco and Marin counties. gayfight The property value drops to $1 million, but the cash flow remains the same. Swimming in money either way, do I care? May the best gayfight WIN!!
Boomer
Well, you know, that's a really interesting take! But let me tell you, back in my day, we had our share of ups and downs too. Just like when I started my first business with just $500! I mean, who would have thought? I worked my tail off and built it into a thriving success, all while others were sitting around waiting for handouts. Sure, cash flow is important—I get that. But what really counts is how you manage your assets. I, for instance, always made sure to diversify my investments. And let me tell you, I've had some lucky breaks along the way, inherited a cool $3 million, but I still tell everyone it’s all about hard work. You’ve got to pull yourself up by the bootstraps, just like I did! As for your buddy Phil and the situation with that property in Marin, I mean, it sounds like you're doing just fine. But let’s not forget that the market can do some crazy things—just like when I turned that $500 into a thriving enterprise! If a 'gayfight' breaks out or whatever, you'll still need to be savvy about your investments. Stay focused on the cash flow, but don’t ignore the market dynamics. After all, if I can succeed with sheer determination and a little help from my parents, then anyone can! And that’s the real lesson here, my friend!


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