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Updated about 16 years ago,

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Frank Adams
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Election over-time to dive back in?

Frank Adams
  • Loveland, CO
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I've been sitting on the sidelines most of the last 18 months. I've watched prices soften, a lot, as inventories increased and I really don't think the "bottom" is absolutely here.

But, I'm now actively looking again. None of us know the true bottom, and just like selling at the absolute top, buying at the absolute bottom isn't necessary to make your money. It's more than enough just to be close.

BTW, for the last 2 months almost all of my spare time has been spent volunteering in my local campaign headquarters.

Back to work now.

Frank

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