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| Very few jobs only take 1 tool.
That said, you don't take the entire shop to the field with you for a bearing that's out either.
I usually look at about 4 things.....
-Is the price profitable?
-Is the timing right? (seasonalities)
-Does the price match up with an eye to stock/use ratio?
-Where are the funds at? I try to sell when they're long, it doesn't always work out and I don't always follow this one. But if they're record short, they're going to buy back and there's more to capture.
These are in order from most to least important. From there what I do usually gets way more complicated than it should... | |
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You only get one tool to market your grain. Which one would you pick?
