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01-29-2004, 02:43 AM
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what's the best trade you ever made; what's your worst
Posted By: jay behrens
If you bought thos OJs for $5-10 a pice, then you did just fine selling them for $20 each. Hind dight is always 20-20 and sold many cards that if I held on to longer could have made more money. But there are also just as many cards that I sold that went down in value. If it's the money you are looking for, then take it while you can. It's when you get greedy and try to sell at the peak of the market that will kill ya. Just look at all the people that killed trying to do this in the stock market. 
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