The Truth About Mark Cuban’s Profits from Shark Tank Investments. #markcuban #sharktank #investing

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The Truth About Mark Cuban’s Profits from Shark Tank Investments. #markcuban #sharktank #investing

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  1. The way rich people do things is essentially have everything in equity, then pay off loans they take on that equity with other loans. However each loan they get can now be larger/lower apr because whatever equity they originally put as collateral has now appreciated even more than the original loan. So even worst case scenario, you default on the loan and they take it out of your collateral, you’re still up. Not to mention, it’s all tax free income since it’s technically unrealized gains

  2. Congrats you made Gatorade and powerade and put it in a different bottle. It's literally the same thing. With more potassium that your body pees out cause you can only absorb so much. Prime is a joke same as this looser.

  3. Why would anyone do a podcast with Logan? He ripped off a shit load of people. I guess Mark doesn’t care about that and he talks about Trump being a scum bag. Typical douche.

  4. Wait but either way he is not doing very good if he hasn't even theoretically made his money back? he's supposed to be investing in the growth of companies lmao

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