He Stole $100 Million From His Clients. Now He’s Living in Luxury on the Côte d’Azur
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Good article.
It is really amazing how someone with millions of dollars can not just sit their butt down and live a modest lifestyle.
Guess what? If I had $3Million, guess what I would invest in. Absolutely Nothing!! Trading for me is done. All I would do is sit down and go outside.
The problem is people with large amount of money think they can make more money. It's actually stupid.
There is no sense on earth in investing in anything if you already rich.
It is really amazing how someone with millions of dollars can not just sit their butt down and live a modest lifestyle.
Guess what? If I had $3Million, guess what I would invest in. Absolutely Nothing!! Trading for me is done. All I would do is sit down and go outside.
The problem is people with large amount of money think they can make more money. It's actually stupid.
There is no sense on earth in investing in anything if you already rich.
you cannot keep the proceeds of crime in the UK -but for $5,000 you could probably hire a scumbag to kill this piece of crap
Good luck beeing rich with 3million usd in a saving account and no other source of income.
Hall of fame quality content.
Lol...$3 million is not rich where I live.
Isn't the "rich" number somewhere around 10 million? I heard that on CNBC a while back so the number might have risen due to inflation. Rich is relative though.
You're not understanding that the fact that they made $3 million means they are not happy with sitting around with any amount unless they've become senile. Otherwise they would've stopped at $2 million, why not that amount?
It's not at all stupid of them to expect to make more money. They were successful, why would they not expect the success to continue?
Maybe this is why you haven't made $3 million and perhaps never will? This isn't supposed to be provocative but rather a logical and philosophical exercise.
I assume you could earn 5% annually with very very low risk. That's just 150k per year, not nearly enough to live a worry-free lifestyle and enjoy all the material things in life.