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While the number does represent "paper" wealth, it is a fair measure of purchasing potential. For example if you have $1m in stocks, at that point in time you c
by jnorthrop 17y ago
While the number does represent "paper" wealth, it is a fair measure of purchasing potential. For example if you have $1m in stocks, at that point in time you can sell the stocks and buy $1m worth of goods. If that number drops to $500k then you only have the ability to purchase that value.