Missed it

[cottonpicken]

But not by much.

https://www.agriville.com/cgi-bin/forums/viewThread.cgi?1202923464

[cottonpicken]

Missed this to,by 5 bucks.

https://www.agriville.com/cgi-bin/forums/viewThread.cgi?1202235928

[cottonpicken]

Missed this three

Could have bought pot for under 150 and watched it sail to 215,in a month and a half.
https://www.agriville.com/cgi-bin/forums/viewThread.cgi?1206022330


Shuda,wuda,cudda

[chaffmeister]

You were indeed very close to picking the high of canola. Way to go.

Now I am curious as to what you did in terms of marketing.

https://www.agriville.com/cgi-bin/forums/viewThread.cgi?1204844411

When the time came, you apparently thought it was too early to sell anything, even chastising those that thought it was time to sell (including me).

Did you wait until April (as you suggested you were going to)?

Just wondering. It's great to have the vision, but it's worthless unless you pull the trigger.

[cottonpicken]

Sold brown and oriental mustard.
Forward priced brown.
Sold canary.
Durum is in the pool.
Did not sell oats.
Did not forward price flax or canola.

[charliep]

Did you sell old crop canola and flax?

[wilagro]

You guys with your crystal balls...its a wonder that you are all not millionaires.

Well...cottonpicken anyway.

[lnewman]

Wilagro Maybe they are millionares .This maybe
because they have faith in themselves and their
decisions and management . They DO NOT depend
on Pools , boards or subsidies to make them their
wealth. It's called research , networking , marketing.
Basically work. Not wishing or hoping the CWB does
the right thing.

[Burbert]

What is the difference, if they've spent a million, or got a million? They are still millionaires or pretenders1 Guess most of the marketeers on this site want to now be billionaires. The greed here is incredible, gimmie, gimmie, mine, mine, mine, I'm better than you am ha, ha, ha. Most like school kids, not business dudes..

[charliep]

Burbert

So business dudes let other people/organizations make management decisions for them (or maybe just marketing) versus making decisions and taking responsibility actions? Making business decisions based on personal goals and financial needs is a bad thing and makes a person greedy?