For $2,000 why bother. Just order $2,000 worth of steel and have it dropped off over in the corner of the lot. You now own $2,000 worth of steel at today's price.
For $2,000 why bother. Just order $2,000 worth of steel and have it dropped off over in the corner of the lot. You now own $2,000 worth of steel at today's price.
And what if the price has gone down?
And how do you make a profit from buying retail product at retail price?
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My goodness this Obama Boy does get around, doesn't he.
I was being sarcastic as the original poster apparently knows little about the futures market and how it functions.
But wholesale or retail you make a profit the same way - buy cheap and sell dear.
Yep, really no clue.
I am just saying, if you buy retail, there is not much money to be made further. i
What are the measurements and weight?
You are silly! I always have parts to make out of tool steel and try to keep a good stock of sizes.
Unless, or course you can find someone to pay more than retail :-)
And before you say "Impossible!" have a look at Starbucks.
6x3x44, appx 223 lbs
Did you think you had escaped the clutches of Gosplan?
Be vigilant, Americans, TZ has revealed a dark secret.
Silly? Droids don't join unions!
Peachy try, ig.
Why can't it be the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) ??
Really?
s the price of steel in the U.S.,
Why, yes. Its called the Department of Commerce.
"A Mexican pipe manufacturer has retracted its challenge to anti- dumping duties assessed by the U.S. Department of Commerce"
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Sure. ????? , pronounced "kei - z ai - san - gyoo - shoo" (????? ????? ?) , got it, yet? (????? ??????) "kei - zai - san - gyoo - shoo". It means Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
Because they do not set the price of iron and steel...
the price of steel in the U.S.,
But that is not "setting steel prices". According to your reference it is a case where the maker was selling in the U.S. at a cheaper price then he sold in his own country, referred to as "dumping".
Unless you give them a coat of paint!
How many brushes of what kind do you want for it?
Special rec.crafts.metalworking price is $1/lb. ATM I have a lot of brushes, we mostly use 4 and 6 inch cup brushes.
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Never give them anything except a recharge & change the oil every 90 days. Those are their first & second rights. They have no other rights. No Cable TV, No right to sing the blues...
Let me see what freight would be, can and will you cut it?
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