it was better when it wasn't private actually;-)
HK$500M+
HK$100M+ to HK$500M
HK$50M+ to HK$100M
HK$20M+ to HK$50M
HK$10M+ to HK$20M
HK$5M+ to HK$10M
HK$1M+ to HK$5M
HK$1 to HK$1M
Broke / Nada / Skint
In Debt (-HK$1 to -HK$100K)
Massively In Debt (More than -HKD100K)
it was better when it wasn't private actually;-)
Comment accepted.
I'm not looking for any higher moral purpose other than to understand what you want to get out the exercise - and hoping that Richard Li will log on and tell us his net worth (anonymously) doesn't strike me as very compelling.
I'm genuinely interested in why you think this is an interesting topic if it's not to see how you fit in financially - ie whom you beat, who beats you - within a random, anonymous, informal and pretty limited survey.
I honestly can't see the fun or the purpose, even if half of the contributions are genuine.
But I do concede - and am often reminded by Mrs Doe - that I can be overly serious about these things.
I spend too much time here chatting then out creating wealth!
Maybe I should re-align my priorities.
>> I honestly can't see the fun or the purpose, even if half of the contributions are genuine.
Quite often these sort of polls are driven by IFA looking for new targets.
Unfortunately we saw this too late to delete.
Bottom line, such polls serve no purpose.
Last edited by lionrock88; 15-02-2011 at 02:43 PM.
Or entrepreneurs looking to tap up rich investors.
Or princesses looking for their sugar daddys.
Or budding investors simply wanting to know who to take advice from. No one wants to take financial advice from someone who's not financially successful.
The reasons can be many and varied.
Everyone - take a chill pill