Posted by B-maniac on February 17, 2012 at 20:06:28 from (24.180.66.143):
In Reply to: What to invest in????? posted by wilson ind on February 17, 2012 at 06:58:47:
Anything you can buy low and sell high! I have done it with original antique tractor / equipment JD operator manuals (averaged double my money/100% interest , old pull type and clutch lift type discs and field cultivators ( doubled my money or better on ea. 100% int. You have to keep your eyes ears and mind OPEN but there are a lot of things , especially with the internet , that you can make 100%$ on your money. OR , you can give it to some "investment agency" and let them make the 100% and give you less than 5%. In this day of extreme greed and uninforced laws , do not even think of putting your money in the hands of someone else and think they have YOUR interest in mind. Only YOU care obout your money , everyone else cares about GETTING your money!!!
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