New custom poolcues !! check it out!!!!
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Amazing cues, but anyone that spends 90 grand on a cue should be locked in a padded room.
the cues are a huge investment! and continue to go up in price every year ( better than stocks!)RunoutalloverU said:
RunoutalloverU said:
I'll spend that money on better investments ! invest in on the OIL market or diamond industry. you can't go wrong with those 2. the price or worth gets higher without fear of depreciation and maintenance problem.
Hail Mary Shot said:
Says who? If i could go back to 1980 with 90 grand to spend on either oil and diamonds or Balabushkas and Szambotis I'd be coming back with wood. (pun intended)
Hi Bill,
is this Cue yours or in Occasion,because some Cues inthe Past I asked for was in Occasion
http://www.cornerstonecustomcues.com/cues/lrgcues/031h.html
Ralf
is this Cue yours or in Occasion,because some Cues inthe Past I asked for was in Occasion
http://www.cornerstonecustomcues.com/cues/lrgcues/031h.html
Ralf
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branpureza said:
that's just you. in a logical business sense, after putting up an investment on oil and diamond for merely 5 years, you already made a hefty profit that can buy you enough exotic wood (cues) to build your own house.
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Hail Mary Shot said:
You got that right! I'd be grinding up Bushka's and be putting them in my floor because I'd be filthy rich (off the oil and diamond investments). Gas was 90 cents when I graduated high school 1998. Regular here in Bama today was $3.32
Hail Mary Shot said:
Oh, yes you can go wrong...WAY wrong...as has happened numerous times in the past.
People used to think that real estate was a one way market too...but there is no such thing...never has been...never will be.
But in the past two years the Idex Polished Diamond Index has risen only about 6%. Why am I not excited??? (-:
Regards,
Jim
av84fun said:
Maybe it's just not your thing! however that 6% increase is a part of a multi-billion dollar franchise. just think how much that 6% is worth in terms of monetary.
as far as real estate is concerned, it is rather flexible and concerns some factors that could affect it. interest rates, mortgages, loans, you name it. anyway, real estate is still one of the top contenders despite some backdrop recently due to a bit of recession.
about oil, well it's been over a century of investment and had been proven to be the toughest business to beat. better hurry up and sell those new car (oil-free) and power (oil-free) inventions in the market. as long as the world is dependent on oil, you can never go wrong with it, and it has for a long time now.
