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The biggest problem I can see is that you went into a H&F store .

Originally Posted by Ground Control

The biggest problem I can see is that you went into a H&F store .

Far better service there locally, at least they stand behind their products!!

Pricing of old stock typically looks to cover pricing of new inventory, so if price of new stock is up then, prices of old stock may change if businesses can be price setters. H&F maybe able to do this? .
Inventory is working capital and attracts a cost in a business. Most businesses value it at 9-10%, not bank home loan interest rates... The longer it sit on the shelf the more it owes you.

Originally Posted by Dicko

Pricing of old stock typically looks to cover pricing of new inventory, so if price of new stock is up then, prices of old stock may change if businesses can be price setters. H&F maybe able to do this? .
Inventory is working capital and attracts a cost in a business. Most businesses value it at 9-10%, not bank home loan interest rates... The longer it sit on the shelf the more it owes you.

If it's not selling for 1799 it's stupid to think you'll be able to sell it for $400 more. Especially at a time when everyone's watching their pennies.

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