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This reminds me when you thought spending/gdp was some complex equation that no one can understand....

Of course that never happened.

You were asked to provide a calculation.

You ran from the question.
 

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What does that mean? I don't believe liquid is cash. I believe you liquidate assets by converting them in to cash, lol. You're arguing against your made up argument.

Go up and read the post I was responding to, illiterate.
 

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Liquidating assets is not complicated dude... hahaha. Selling a car or baseball cards can be liquidating assets. Everyone can liquidate assets. The fact you don't know what liquidating assets even is or you think it's some complex thing to understand is the best part about this.

Loser!@#0

Except nobody said it was "complicated" and nobody said "everyone" can't do it and nobody said it was "complex"

So why are you typing these dipshit statements again?
 

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Acebb....have somebody throw in the towel for you. You are a bloody mess in every thread

The dude is scary dumb. Hahaha, and he just blatantly lies and it's so easy to see. Even Willie isn't this dumb.
 

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And the definition clearly states liquidating assets is to convert it to cash.

Right, right, right

1. To convert assets into cash or equivalents by selling them on the open market.
 

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Liquidation is turning an asset in to cash. Liquid does not = cash. You are a really dumb person.

Uh, I provided the definition of a liquid asset, yesterday.

For you.

So why are you typing these dipshit statements again?
 

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And the definition clearly states liquidating assets is to convert it to cash.

Right, right, right

1. To convert assets into cash or equivalents by selling them on the open market.

To convert assets into cash

The equivalents part is for businesses who can use cash equivalents to represent cash on their balance sheets. That is not at all what you were talking about. You were saying you can't liquidate mutual funds because they are already liquid. Some of the stupidest stuff I've ever heard. Lmao!!!
 

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Considering you are literally a 9-11 truther, of course you would side with the retarded.

i question the government's account and see many scientific and common sense problems with the story. does that make me crazy???? plus, that is open to interpretation where as the things you are saying are proven falsehoods where there is no gray area. you are 100% factually incorrect. the fact you can't see the differences between the 2 situations once again shows how ignorant you are.
 

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Uh, I provided the definition of a liquid asset, yesterday.

For you.

So why are you typing these dipshit statements again?

You can't pay for stuff with cash equivalents. No one in the NBA would liquidate their assets in to 2 month treasury bills... lmao!! You are so dumb.
 

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Liquidating assets is not complicated dude... hahaha.

:):)

Uh, nobody said it was


Selling a car or baseball cards can be liquidating assets.

A point nobody disputed


Everyone can liquidate assets.

A point nobody disputed


The fact you don't know what liquidating assets even is or you think it's some complex thing to understand is the best part about this.

Except I provided the definition to you and never said it was “complex” at all

So what is the point of your idiotic post again?

Hahahaha!
 

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So liquidating assets does not mean they have to sell their houses, lol. You are really dumb.

Loser!@#0

Provide an example, idiot.

Go right ahead.

Mutual funds

Mutual funds are liquid assets.

You have demonstrated that you don't know what "liquid assets" means.

This was how the argument all started. Nothing about cash equivalents... now you are claiming that you were referring to cash equivalents and that liquidate does not mean to convert something in to cash??

Lmfao!!! You are such a joke of a coward.
 
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he might not be a charmer, be he is smart and accurate about these people. if you read their posts and have an IQ in the double digits, you would see that.

Sorry, bud. Must be tough for you with that single digit IQ.
 

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You can't pay for stuff with cash equivalents. No one in the NBA would liquidate their assets in to 2 month treasury bills... lmao!! You are so dumb.

Uh, nobody said you "pay for stuff with cash equivalents" idiot.

You can't "pay for stuff" (as you would define stuff) with a CD, either.
 

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Liquidating assets is not complicated dude... hahaha.

:):)
Uh, nobody said it was


Selling a car or baseball cards can be liquidating assets.

A point nobody disputed


Everyone can liquidate assets.

A point nobody disputed


The fact you don't know what liquidating assets even is or you think it's some complex thing to understand is the best part about this.

Except I provided the definition to you and never said it was “complex” at all

So what is the point of your idiotic post again?

Hahahaha!

Yes, your definition says...

To convert assets into cash
 

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Uh, nobody said you "pay for stuff with cash equivalents" idiot.

You can't "pay for stuff" (as you would define stuff) with a CD, either.

The fact you are now arguing about cash equivalents is hilarious. As if everyone just goes and sells their cars for Treasury bills. Cash equivalents is simply a balance sheet item to represent the amount of cash a business has that can be available immediately. Mutual funds, stocks, bonds, etc... are not cash equivalents and when you liquidate them you do convert them to cash.
 

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