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04-30-2005, 09:21 PM
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How much money is out there?
Posted By: ted
To keep it short....i'm sure some people use cards instead of stock market, i'm sure a few use loans and mortgages and such....and i'm sure a few are fiscal in other aspects of their life to leave them extra funds for big purchases. That being said, you'd be amazed at how much liquid is around this country. Those people, take olberman or candyman, are wealthy for whatever reason and can drop 200k and not blink. Furthermore, i'm sure some people lake the financial prudence necessary to sustain a healthy lifestyle and at the same time, collect something they love. In otherwords, i'm sure some of you out there buy it b/c you love it..not b/c you can afford it... 
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