American Eagle Fat Barrel

alvin · 11-14-2013, 09:24 AM

Chris,

More pictures here:

http://www.phoenixinvestmentarms.com/21705FB1902.htm

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So, if we think about this logic.... say, if spending $12K acquiring an original Fat Barrel (I don't know it's prevailing market price, just an example number), assume it definitely worth $12K, or even $13K, $14K, but there is no way to resell it for $24K @100% "margin" in short term, even if it's original and nice. I must be a lover of the Fat Barrel to pay $12K for it because that $12K becomes "dead money" in long period time. But if spending $4.25K acquiring a refurbished Fat Barrel, and it's possible to resell it for $8.5K....then,,, I don't have to be a lover of this, it's just a short-term money generator.

I bet PIA being the buyer of this item in auction.... s/n matches

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11-14-2013, 09:24 AM	#9
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	Chris, More pictures here: http://www.phoenixinvestmentarms.com/21705FB1902.htm ==== So, if we think about this logic.... say, if spending $12K acquiring an original Fat Barrel (I don't know it's prevailing market price, just an example number), assume it definitely worth $12K, or even $13K, $14K, but there is no way to resell it for $24K @100% "margin" in short term, even if it's original and nice. I must be a lover of the Fat Barrel to pay $12K for it because that $12K becomes "dead money" in long period time. But if spending $4.25K acquiring a refurbished Fat Barrel, and it's possible to resell it for $8.5K....then,,, I don't have to be a lover of this, it's just a short-term money generator. I bet PIA being the buyer of this item in auction.... s/n matches