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Felix,

If you look at the bottom of this page, you will see a slogan “In God we Trust, Everyone Else Bring Data”

Sad to hear you won’t discuss the detailed financials of a deal you made that shows a good return.

I think most here realize that when such returns are possible, the market will be closer to turning around. Such data would help your argument.

Nobody here knows you. Why not share the data ?
Even if everyone here did know you, why not share the data ?

I urge you to post all the details, short of an address. I’d like to see the economics of how to get a good return in SD real estate. Coming here, making a claim, then not backing it up means one of two things:
1) You are lying or
2) You aren’t here to help us better undersatand the market.

Coming here, then making a claim, then backing it up with data is the way to sway people here.

[sdduuuude]

I love this “what do we do without oil” topic, by the way.

I’m not so concerned about energy. I think alternative energy, economics and entrepreneurs will solve that problem in the long run.

I want to know how the medical industry, or any industry for that matter, will survive without plastic.

[sdduuuude]

I love this “what do we do without oil” topic, by the way.

I’m not so concerned about energy. I think alternative energy, economics and entrepreneurs will solve that problem in the long run.

I want to know how the medical industry, or any industry for that matter, will survive without plastic.

[sdduuuude]

I love this “what do we do without oil” topic, by the way.

I’m not so concerned about energy. I think alternative energy, economics and entrepreneurs will solve that problem in the long run.

I want to know how the medical industry, or any industry for that matter, will survive without plastic.

[sdduuuude]

I love this “what do we do without oil” topic, by the way.

I’m not so concerned about energy. I think alternative energy, economics and entrepreneurs will solve that problem in the long run.

I want to know how the medical industry, or any industry for that matter, will survive without plastic.

[sdduuuude]

I love this “what do we do without oil” topic, by the way.

I’m not so concerned about energy. I think alternative energy, economics and entrepreneurs will solve that problem in the long run.

I want to know how the medical industry, or any industry for that matter, will survive without plastic.

[sdduuuude]

Doesn anyone know of a good essay that really shows electric cars are good for the environment.

I mean, you have to make and eventually dispose of the batteries. You have to produce energy to charge them, and for all you know, that energy is coming from a coal-fired power plant.

It isn’t like a Tesla needs less energy to move. That energy has to come from somewhere and I suspect it is still coming from oil.

[sdduuuude]

Doesn anyone know of a good essay that really shows electric cars are good for the environment.

I mean, you have to make and eventually dispose of the batteries. You have to produce energy to charge them, and for all you know, that energy is coming from a coal-fired power plant.

It isn’t like a Tesla needs less energy to move. That energy has to come from somewhere and I suspect it is still coming from oil.

[sdduuuude]

Doesn anyone know of a good essay that really shows electric cars are good for the environment.

I mean, you have to make and eventually dispose of the batteries. You have to produce energy to charge them, and for all you know, that energy is coming from a coal-fired power plant.

It isn’t like a Tesla needs less energy to move. That energy has to come from somewhere and I suspect it is still coming from oil.

[sdduuuude]

Doesn anyone know of a good essay that really shows electric cars are good for the environment.

I mean, you have to make and eventually dispose of the batteries. You have to produce energy to charge them, and for all you know, that energy is coming from a coal-fired power plant.

It isn’t like a Tesla needs less energy to move. That energy has to come from somewhere and I suspect it is still coming from oil.

[sdduuuude]

Doesn anyone know of a good essay that really shows electric cars are good for the environment.

I mean, you have to make and eventually dispose of the batteries. You have to produce energy to charge them, and for all you know, that energy is coming from a coal-fired power plant.

It isn’t like a Tesla needs less energy to move. That energy has to come from somewhere and I suspect it is still coming from oil.

[sdduuuude]

Dukehorn,

I wasn’t so much making a point as trying to point out that oligopolies can exist in both price sensitive and price insensitive markets. The original poster seemed to assume that an oligopoly impled a certan price sensitivity.

Also, was pointing out that while monopoloies and oligopolies in a “steady state” are loath to change prices, a sudden change to the market – such as a new tax – does affect the price.

[sdduuuude]

Dukehorn,

I wasn’t so much making a point as trying to point out that oligopolies can exist in both price sensitive and price insensitive markets. The original poster seemed to assume that an oligopoly impled a certan price sensitivity.

Also, was pointing out that while monopoloies and oligopolies in a “steady state” are loath to change prices, a sudden change to the market – such as a new tax – does affect the price.

[sdduuuude]

Dukehorn,

I wasn’t so much making a point as trying to point out that oligopolies can exist in both price sensitive and price insensitive markets. The original poster seemed to assume that an oligopoly impled a certan price sensitivity.

Also, was pointing out that while monopoloies and oligopolies in a “steady state” are loath to change prices, a sudden change to the market – such as a new tax – does affect the price.

[sdduuuude]

Dukehorn,

I wasn’t so much making a point as trying to point out that oligopolies can exist in both price sensitive and price insensitive markets. The original poster seemed to assume that an oligopoly impled a certan price sensitivity.

Also, was pointing out that while monopoloies and oligopolies in a “steady state” are loath to change prices, a sudden change to the market – such as a new tax – does affect the price.

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