2 million bucks right now, or $4,000 every week for the rest of your life?

[Alpha Male]

right

if you could do that then getting the 2m yourself shouldn't be a problem

Not really, investing at that level requires money... which doesn't just come out of thin air.

I'm gonna assume the average user on here is in their 20's-30's so it's unlikely anyone here has saved that kind of money yet. Most of us have a job and are still working towards it.

It's not difficult to flip 2 million in cash if you have a brain on your shoulders, the harder part is actually acquiring the cash. But you won't ever get rich making 4,000 a week.

 

[havoc]

u really dont lol, u literally can ( i wouldnt recommend it) sit it in coca cola and sit back and relax

Exactly. More money gives you the opportunity to purchase blue chip stocks that pays dividends in mass volumes. You don't even have to waste your time in owning a business that can be a liability.

 

[Hardaway]

Not really, investing at that level requires money... which doesn't just come out of thin air.

I'm gonna assume the average user on here is in their 20's-30's so it's unlikely anyone here has saved that kind of money yet. Most of us have a job and are still working towards it.

It's not difficult to flip 2 million in cash if you have a brain on your shoulders, the harder part is actually acquiring the cash. But you won't ever get rich making 4,000 a week.

right it's easy to make money with a lot of cash that's why hedge funds are doing so well right now

Most people can't make profit managing $1000 or $100,000 or $10m

 

[Umoja]

Not really, investing at that level requires money... which doesn't just come out of thin air.

I'm gonna assume the average user on here is in their 20's-30's so it's unlikely anyone here has saved that kind of money yet. Most of us have a job and are still working towards it.

It's not difficult to flip 2 million in cash if you have a brain on your shoulders, the harder part is actually acquiring the cash. But you won't ever get rich making 4,000 a week.

If you cannot get rich making 4,000k a week, tax free, doing nothing you're going to find it difficult to flip 2 million in cash.

 

[Arithmetic]

I just realized it's 4K a week not 2k a week I was debating it in my groupme and got it mixed up

Same diff tho

160k a week or 80 million a year

U still take the 80 mil


1k a week or 500k lump sum

U take the 500k

It's real easy to flip that





And I still stand by that dividend gem I dropped earlier

The decision depends on the scenario. 95%+ people will choose 160k a week over 80 million. At that point, most people won't care about turning 80 million into a larger sum if they're getting 8 million a year. @houston911's scenario was more realistic

 

[Jplaya2023]

coli wolf on wall street accountants at it again.

 

[Alpha Male]

If you cannot get rich making 4,000k a week, tax free, doing nothing you're going to find it difficult to flip 2 million in cash.

how are you gonna get rich making 4k a week? that's only 208k a year. it would be several years before you can do real damage in the real estate market and that's assuming you saved every penny.

2 million can travel much further and much quicker. What are you still confused about?

 

[Donald J Trump]

While those are mathematically equivalent scenarios, they are NOT practically equivalent scenarios.

Do you really need me to explain this to you?

bruh u can gain a greater net worth faster with a larger amount of liquid cash than a measly 4gs a month


dont let my slight mistake fool u fam, i know what im talkin about.

u literally can take that 2 mil, buy property in inglewood, and by the time that stadium opens prolly double ur net worth

meanwhile u gonna wait 10 years to gain 2 mil from that 4k a week

 

[Hardaway]

Everyone talmbout it's easy to flip this easy to flip that

try flipping the $5000 you have saved

 

[Donald J Trump]

Not really, investing at that level requires money... which doesn't just come out of thin air.

I'm gonna assume the average user on here is in their 20's-30's so it's unlikely anyone here has saved that kind of money yet. Most of us have a job and are still working towards it.

It's not difficult to flip 2 million in cash if you have a brain on your shoulders, the harder part is actually acquiring the cash. But you won't ever get rich making 4,000 a week.

thank you

 

[Big Boss]

4K A WEEK EASILY.

I WOULD NEVER HAVE TO WORK AGAIN
IF I DIDNT WANT TO.



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Facts

 

[Donald J Trump]

The decision depends on the scenario. 95%+ people will choose 160k a week over 80 million. At that point, most people won't care about turning 80 million into a larger sum if they're getting 8 million a year. @houston911's scenario was more realistic

not realistic cuz its not gonna happen, but i do agree that most folks will choose the stupid fukkin option

 

[Panther]

The smart play is to take the 2 million.

Compound interest and inflation

 

[Donald J Trump]

Everyone talmbout it's easy to flip this easy to flip that

try flipping the $5000 you have saved

i've done it and posted the thread on here fam

its harder to flip that than to flip 2 mil

 

[Alpha Male]

Everyone talmbout it's easy to flip this easy to flip that

try flipping the $5000 you have saved

investing in what


tf can you do with $5000, buy a paper route