llym
long live your money; a slogan used by an independent wealth management company based out of montreal, canada, with other offices in ottawa, toronto, and waterloo. this term is used to reflect the longevity and prosperity of clients wealth due to their low cost, broadly diversified, factor tilted portfolios and sound financial planning.
“i lost a ton of money in bitcoin, how did you get such good advice on your portfolio?”
“i went to pwl capital, llym”
laugh like your mom.
meaning to say that i’m laughing extremely hard, but in a weird way.
person 1- dude, what did you have for dinner?
person 2- haha nothing :p
person 3- hahahaha llym
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