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Eastern South Dakota | I read and occasionally post here and usually pick up something that helps me in some way or another. Unfortunately i have been entertained by this bantering lately far more than learning anything. Its easy to say which horse wins after the race. I have my own strategies at how to take risk of the table when it comes to marketing and I share them for free(probably what it is worth). Doing nothing is a strategy, just not a good one, (it is the equivalent of playing 7 card stud with your chips always "all in" even after you win a hand or two). Expressing what the market will do and why is a good conversation but is just like That card game where anything can happen. What really matters is how you are going to place your bets, and there are always different odds to be had depending on what you have been dealt, but you are "all in" until you do something to remove risk off of the table! Casinos make money because of the odds they take and we should do all we can to better our odds in a high stakes occupation. There are many ways to do this and I expect most here do something. Farmers buy retail and sell wholesale and pay the freight both ways so we are not in the greatest position to start with at that poker table. And then we fool ourselves when we think that nobody else sees our cards we hold in our hand because its hard to get a peek at all the other players cards at the table. But in reality we have to play the game with our cards face up most of the time and that is a fact. I am willing to express what I do to try and get the best odds I can at growing a crop and getting it sold and why and what I did. If someone wants to know it, like so many others that post here, Ill tell it for free. Hedgefund teaches me very little about my job but volumes about his character. Anything he gets paid is too much! Good luck gambling! | |
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