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You are really dumb, lol. I never said anything about "liquid assets". I said liquidate assets. Wow, the shit you make up in your head is hilarious. How many voices are in your head?

Uh, you don't need to "liquidate" a liquid asset

Idiot.
 

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Your level of stupid can not be made up.

Mutual funds are liquid assets.

Idiot.

No one is talking about the liquidity of an asset. We are talking about liquidating assets. Damn you are dumb, lol.
 

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I never said anything about a $400,000 asset. I said it would be dumb to have $400k in a savings account. You are the one who started talking about a $400k asset. Lol

Uh, wrong.

You can not be engaged without you lying

See stupid, I responded to your comically dumb "liquidate assets" assertion by using the example of a home. You then mocked that, because you don't know what "liquidate" means, and brought up the idea of having $400,000 in a checking account as "dumb" as if you would know. What followed was a question of what, then, would qualify as liquidating a 400,000 asset since having $400,000 in a checking account is "dumb" - you're spewing so much bullshit that you can't even follow along.

You comically used an example of a liquid asset that apparently needs "liquidated"

You can't make this lunacy up, folks.
 

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You actually do not know that you used the term "liquidate assets" incorrectly.

You have not one utter clue what it actually means (because you have no assets and have never had a real job).
 

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You've now been reduced to showing everyone you have no clue as to what the words you post on here mean.

Hahahaha... you confused liquidity with liquidate, hilarious. This is like that basic math you didn't understand. Liquidating assets is the process of turning any asset you have in to cash whether it is a liquid asset or illiquid asset. You are really dumb.
 

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No one is talking about the liquidity of an asset. We are talking about liquidating assets. Damn you are dumb, lol.

Nobody brought up the 'liquidity' of any asset.

You don't know what "liquidate assets" means.

You have no assets to liquidate.

None

Zero.
 

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You actually do not know that you used the term "liquidate assets" incorrectly.

You have not one utter clue what it actually means (because you have no assets and have never had a real job).

Everyone knows what liquidate assets means but you.
 

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Liquidating assets is the process of turning any asset you have in to cash whether it is a liquid asset or illiquid asset. You are really dumb.

Actually,liq·ui·date

verb\ˈli-kwə-ˌdāt\business : to sell (a business, property, etc.) especially to pay off debt
: to pay all the money owed for (a debt)
: to destroy (something) or kill (someone)
 

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Nobody brought up the 'liquidity' of any asset.

You don't know what "liquidate assets" means.

You have no assets to liquidate.

None

Zero.

You are the only person here who doesn't know what liquidate assets means. The fact you think because an asset is liquid it can't be "liquidated" is absolutely hilarious. You are really dumb. Any asset you have that is not cash can be liquidated.
 

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You are the only person here who doesn't know what liquidate assets means. The fact you think because an asset is liquid it can't be "liquidated" is absolutely hilarious. You are really dumb. Any asset you have that is not cash can be liquidated.

The fact that you don't understand that you can't liquidate a liquid asset if quite funny.

Again, you simply can not read. You have no comprehension ability.
 

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The fact that you don't understand that you can't liquidate a liquid asset if quite funny.

Again, you simply can not read. You have no comprehension ability.

The fact you don't understand that you can liquidate a liquid asset is quite funny. This is a hilarious conversation. Thanks for proving to everyone once again how fucking retarded you are.
 

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The fact you don't understand that you can liquidate a liquid asset is quite funny. This is a hilarious conversation. Thanks for proving to everyone once again how fucking retarded you are.

You have no assets, you've never "liquidated" an actual asset, which is why you believe "liquidation" = turning into cash.

You're a dumb little kid saying dumb little kid things.
 

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A liquid asset can not be "liquidated"

You are a rank imbecile.

You actually believe "liquid" = cash

You are really dumb. Lol. Liquidity is just the ease in which you can convert an asset in to cash. Liquidate simply means converting an asset in to cash regardless of its liquidity. You have got to be the dumbest person on this site.
 

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Just think about this, this rank idiot can't stop and see that "liquidating" means turning something into liquid.

If it is already liquid, it can't be "liquidated"

You actually have to try to reach this kid's level of stupid.
 

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You are really dumb. Lol.

You are comically stupid.

this rank idiot can't stop and see that "liquidating" means turning something into liquid.

If it is already liquid, it can't be "liquidated"

You actually have to try to reach this kid's level of stupid.
 

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