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S[b]he said in 19:19 that she never met anybody who "made over $900K,"[/b] which is an income concept. You were referring to net worth/assets in your original example. It's the same issue of distinguishing between income flows (income/alimony) and the balance sheet (net worth/assets). [/quote]

Please quote where I said I never met anyone who made over $900k?  :shock:  This is exactly why I told you I don't have time to continue this debate because either you have reading comprehension difficulties or you are just plain dishonest.

Muslim Woman[/quote]

I gave the cite as 19:19 so you could have verified yourself. But here's an exact quote from your own mouth:

[quote=Anonymous]Again, tjhis probably happens in the life you created in your head, in real life again [b]how many people in the US make over $900k? You can't make sense with nonsense.[/b] [/quote]

The difference between an income statement and a balance sheet is maybe the first lesson you learn in finance. So maybe when you realize you should stop calling me dishonest, you should stop claiming you "work in finance" at the same time.[/quote]

So how many people in the US make over $900k is equal to I have never met anyone who makes $900k?  :shock:  :shock: Yes, clearly you have  reading comprehension problems, so I rest my case  :P  I will not comment on any of your previous posts. Again good luck, you know the difference between a balance sheet and an income statement, i will give you a cookie  :idea: ( Note: sarcasm there, you don't know the difference) My daughter who is a toddler understands equity and revenues better than you do because if you did you would know that the income statement is linked to the balance sheet in the sense that net income flows into  equity via retained earnings so your finance knowledge is basic at best ( meaning you know the definition of revenues and net worth  yeyyy)  since you have to say that you were referring to net worth, not an income concept lol . Newsflash, they are linked and related. I can't break this down for you, you can't afford my rates and I don't do this for free, go get a book on the concept at the library. Again, good luck![/quote]

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