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Nice synopsis.....
Your line:
"It was always sell, sell, sell! This hurt him really bad in the long-run." Certainly a true sentiment value wise. Yes he was hurt financially BUT he obviously thrived and it was in his blood so I really feel he was not hurt by all the selling quickly. He made money most likely on 90% of his deals (estimate) because he literally flipped everything he had quickly! Could his family had millions of dollars of cards if he had held on to some things? Yes! But it was not his style and I'm sure his family did fine in the long run. Just my 2 cents. Thanks for the great "Cliffs Notes" version! Enjoyed it! Peace, Mike Last edited by vthobby; 07-09-2021 at 12:58 PM. 
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