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I would say that there is a difference between "market value" and "worth."

I agree that, by definition, any completed transaction establishes a "market value."

But "worth" is subjective as a couple of million to a billionaire might be well "worth" spending to pursue a mere bucket list ambition, while the same sum will represent more than a lifetime's earnings to most.

Tbh, talking about what other people choose to spend their money on has never interested me - I do like Vauban, though, he did me a turn when he won at Royal Ascot and that's the start and end of my angle on him! #itsalwaysallaboutME

<blockquote data-quote="Ian_Davies" data-source="post: 2696232" data-attributes="member: 66646">I would say that there is a difference between &quot;market value&quot; and &quot;worth.&quot;I agree that, by definition, any completed transaction establishes a &quot;market value.&quot;But &quot;worth&quot; is subjective as a couple of million to a billionaire might be well &quot;worth&quot; spending to pursue a mere bucket list ambition, while the same sum will represent more than a lifetime&#039;s earnings to most.Tbh, talking about what other people choose to spend their money on has never interested me - I do like Vauban, though, he did me a turn when he won at Royal Ascot and that&#039;s the start and end of my angle on him! #itsalwaysallaboutME <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" alt="😂" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f602.png" title="Face with tears of joy&nbsp; &nbsp; :joy:" data-shortname=":joy:" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ian_Davies, post: 2696232, member: 66646"] I would say that there is a difference between "market value" and "worth." I agree that, by definition, any completed transaction establishes a "market value." But "worth" is subjective as a couple of million to a billionaire might be well "worth" spending to pursue a mere bucket list ambition, while the same sum will represent more than a lifetime's earnings to most. Tbh, talking about what other people choose to spend their money on has never interested me - I do like Vauban, though, he did me a turn when he won at Royal Ascot and that's the start and end of my angle on him! #itsalwaysallaboutME 😂 [/QUOTE]

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