This is what you said...
The fact that you introduced the idea that you would "liquidate assets" into this discussion has become parody.
You have no assets. And you only brought the comically stupid idea up because you wanted to sound like an adult.
You are acting like it's complex, lol. It is very simple. And something many NBA players would have to consider if they sat out.
You are actually retarded.
Well, except when I exercise options that lead to the purchase of more stock, that is.
[h=3]Exercise-and-Sell-to-Cover Transaction[/h]Exercise your stock options to buy shares of your company stock, then sell just enough of the company shares (at the same time) to cover the stock option cost, taxes, and brokerage commissions and fees. The proceeds you receive from an exercise-and-sell-to-cover transaction will be shares of stock.
You are out of your league here man. You don't know what liquidating assets is, you don't know the difference between Treasury bills and bonds. Like Mantis said, you should just let it go and take the walk of shame.
You are just digging yourself a bigger hole every time you respond, hahahaha.
I for some reason actually believed you were smarter than this. But you have left me no choice but to acknowledge what everyone already knows, and that is you are retarded. Poor fella, wouldn't wish this embarrassment on my worst enemy.
my friends????? like who?????? i think for myself. you are grinding me know for having an educated opinion that things don't quite add up???? i just wanted an all encompassing investigation. there never was. i don't go to the memorials and scream at people that i know what happened and it was a big conspiracy. there a were issues that have never been looked at. that makes me crazy???? i don't think that way because i am anti-government, which i am. i just look at the events, evidence and vital factual things that have never been looked at and see something is off. i know that makes me fucked up. sorry i question things based on facts.
The definition of liquidate is to convert assets in to cash. It's not that hard to grasp. Cash equivalents is an accounting term for businesses. If we were talking about businesses we can talk about how they can liquidate their assets. However, we are talking about NBA players and you started this conversation off by saying mutual funds can't be liquidated because they are liquid.
You have said some of the dumbest shit in this thread, lol.
Note I responded to this by using a house as an example.
You don't own a home, by the way.
Anyway, you went all GUFFAW, ZOMG, !!!!!! to that suggestion, while then posting a definition that said:
Both businesses and private individuals can liquidate their assets, which may include real estate, automobiles, equipment, raw materials and investments.
Of course you don't see the irony.
Your argument about me having assets is dumb. Just a cop out because of the stupid shit you've been saying this thread. You have been exposed. I guess you didn't google liquidate in time before you started saying stupid shit. Hahahaha.
"Mutual funds can't be liquidated because they are already liquid"...
Hahahahahahaha!! Even high school kids know this stuff.
