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Do you mean he's sophisticated in the general usage of the word or in the financial usage? The financial version tends to mean "has a lot of money."
by yellow_lead 5y ago
Do you mean he's sophisticated in the general usage of the word or in the financial usage? The financial version tends to mean "has a lot of money."
- arcticbull 5y agoDefinitely that, but also the man is an investor. He should have both the knowledge and the money.
- ButtSpark69 5y agoKnowledge is heavily domain specific, it's about being 'smart' or not. Franky Cuban was just invested in a crappy coin he understood nothing about, and didn't get lucky.
- arcticbull 5y agoI will very much concede that luck and skill start to look pretty similar when you win :) I like to remind myself of that pretty regularly.