/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51251315
I see where you're coming from as I have read your other posts and I understand your perspective a little better. You're right to not sell off assets to pay the debt. I will say however, debt still eats your cashflow and your risk of capital appreciation does not equal the risk you have that your debt service will be due each month. Most branded morons cannot understand the difference between risk and "the spread". This is where Dave's advice is pretty useful for the masses because it short circuits the critical thinking required for appropriate dealing of financial risk. In that regard I'll also posit that in this case, being contrarian to Dave for the sake of being a contrarian is not the winning strategy. Taking what he has as a data point is appropriate. And I never answered the threat question. 130k. I've paid off around 200k of debt prior to having this newfound debt. In all cases, any debt I've had has eaten up my freedom to do as I please and anyone who argues otherwise is wrong. Usury is sin.
T. Christ kike