Was thinking about buying a cue or 2 solely as an investment, not to be used. Hold onto it for a few years and hopefully sell for a profit. Any thoughts on this ? Who are some cue makers I should look into ?
Was thinking about buying a cue or 2 solely as an investment, not to be used. Hold onto it for a few years and hopefully sell for a profit. Any thoughts on this ? Who are some cue makers I should look into ?
Was thinking about buying a cue or 2 solely as an investment, not to be used. Hold onto it for a few years and hopefully sell for a profit. Any thoughts on this ? Who are some cue makers I should look into ?
Was thinking about buying a cue or 2 solely as an investment, not to be used. Hold onto it for a few years and hopefully sell for a profit. Any thoughts on this ? Who are some cue makers I should look into ?
This is my take on making money:
1. Safest way to make money = go to work, get paid and SAVE ALL YOU CAN.
2. make money with money already earned = find a financial adviser, VET the hell out of the adviser, once you find a good one............do as they say and be patient.
IMO, anything else is just not smart.
Rake
The only thing I can add to your advise is to make sure that the financial advisor you fully vet is YOU and make sure you know what you're doing. My wife and I looked out for ourselves and we are breaking ground on our dream home in one month from now. Looking forward to sharing the progress of my new pool room as the project progresses.
Cheers,
JL
I once bought a very expensive oil painting, anticipating that it would appreciate. I realize now, I will likely die with it still on my wall...
I would strongly advise against purchasing cues as an investment to hold for a period you are talking about. Under the best conditions you'd be hard pressed to get a decent return on your money. The best cue investment you can make today involves no upfront costs. Call South West Cues in Las Vegas and get your name on the list for 2 cues. In about 13 years, give or take, your order will be ready to go in production. At that point 50% is required. Unless the market for South West cues totally collapses, you're a cinch make a few thousand dollars profit. I could kick myself in the ass for not ordering year after year. I ordered in 2005 and my cues are now being built. South West cues has been quietly subsidizing pool players for a few decades! For the vast majority it will be their biggest pool related score ever.![]()