/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>20115133
Sounds like you need more LINK son.

>>20115133
No it’s called being an adult. I don’t even wear a watch

>>20115133
I don't think so. Actually, I like you for it.

Figuring out how to make more money for yourself required you to have wisdom and prudence and that allowed you to improve your wisdom and maturity in proportion to the money you've gained. You're a good man.

>>20115133
>X amount of money
daily reminder fiat currency isn't money, the only money is gold

>>20115133
rich people don't buy designer brands because they like them (even though they are nice), they do it to display power to the plebs. It's money well spent if you think about it like that.

>>20115347
True but I don't even want that. I don't need to display power over anybody, I know what I am worth. If I wanted a watch nothing is stopping me from getting an expensive one, but I don't feel like those expensive things are worth the money I'm paying for them. People only buy them to convince themselves and others that they are worth something. I don't care if your watch is crafted by 20 blind swiss artisans using only their teeth.

>>20115347
>thinks rich people buy designer brands
retard consoomers buy that with their debt plastic

>>20115347
It isn't power true power, though many will view it as that.

>>20115133
All of that stuff is bullshit to me and I'm not rich. Realizing that's all fake is learned before, not after getting rich.

>>20115133
in the end its just digits in an account. you could unironically live life as a poor person even if you are rich if you just dont buy anything nice

>>20115133
Yes, the more you accumulate wealth the more vivid the image of a dragon sleeping atop its mountains of gold becomes.
This is why most old money drives normal cars and dress classy, and the young money niggers and white trash are the ones blowing cash on lambos and disgusting glass walled mansions.

>>20115475
They absolutely do. But they usually buy the subtle, more expensive items which are not as conspicious. I used to work for a luxury fashion house and it was only really the cheap merchandise that had the tacky logos on it. The branding on the higher end clothing is often extremely subtle.

>>20115133
i just wanna be rich so i can look down on other cocky rich people. i get the feeling that the ones who judge their personal value by their wealth are REALLY insecure about it. i just picture a super cocky prick decked out in rich consumer products, rolling up to apply for a position at my business and laughing at me while i mop the floor, only to find out im the fucking ceo. and then i pee on him before he leaves.

>>20115587
>this is unironically what cryptokiddie "investors" dream when thinking about "making it"

>>20115517
I don't agree with that statement, I've lived life as a poor person before. Being poor is a state of mind, and I don't fucking mean all that youtube entrepreneur bullshit, you are constantly stressed out because you need money to get money and save money, but you don't have shit. Being poor long enough literally fucks up your mind. There are lots of people who are worth millions but used to be poor, their way of life is still fucked up, they are the hoarders and misers and shitty business owners.

>>20115545
this desu
notice how the S class still has Mercedes ornament while the C and most of the E class do not?
yeah.

>>20115462
You’ve simply reached financial nirvana, OP. Wealth building is supposed to be a continuous process. Poorfags think they need to reach a certain number to “make it”, so they can start spending like crazy. Real wealth is sustained by building a money printing engine that keeps snowballing itself to eternity. It’s called the 8th wonder of the world for a reason. NPCs with their new iPhones, lambo lusting, and name brand clothes are just showing off their financial illiteracy, and they were never going to make it

>>20115133
Old money vs new money
Old money doesn't show of their wealth. They have probably a nice vacay home in Europe but everything outside about them looks middle class.

>>20115133
I'm the same way. I make a lot of money and I love investing to see it grow. But I hate wasting my money on stupid shit.

>>20115462
Buy a watch if you like it, I have a way-too-flashy two tone Rolex (inherited) and and I literally never get a single comment on it. People don't care.

You've stopped being greedy for the sake of what money can buy and instead became greedy for money for its own sake.

>>20115133
>Is there something wrong with me?
There is something wrong with them.

>>20115745
> You've stopped being greedy for the sake of what money can buy and instead became greedy for money for its own sake.
Wait, doesn't that sound worse?

>>20116175
You are becoming one of (((them))), it's up to you to decide if that's good or bad.

>>20115269
He is right anon, you do not have to buy flashy things, Warren Buffet is the best example, however secure your wealth, paper or made up numbers without proof of work is not money and will inevitably return to its true value, which is near zero, for paper its BTU.