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supra2nv · 9 October 2007, 09:41 AM

if you didnt get into an IPO stock, and value doubles, does that mean you will refuse to invest in that stock because it's more than the suggested retail price? and ignore all other points of the purchase? the concept of refusing to pay more than MSRP is annoying me. the watch is worth what it's worth. and obviously it's worth more than the incorrect MSRP rolex has tagged onto the watch. if they sold the watch for $10k msrp, would you willingly buy it at MSRP?? if there is a price increase tomorrow, and the watch is now $8900, would you demand a $1000 discount? give me a break.

by the way, if you buy the watch at $10.5k you can flip it for a profit.

9 October 2007, 09:41 AM	#31
supra2nv "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: cali Posts: 355	if you didnt get into an IPO stock, and value doubles, does that mean you will refuse to invest in that stock because it's more than the suggested retail price? and ignore all other points of the purchase? the concept of refusing to pay more than MSRP is annoying me. the watch is worth what it's worth. and obviously it's worth more than the incorrect MSRP rolex has tagged onto the watch. if they sold the watch for $10k msrp, would you willingly buy it at MSRP?? if there is a price increase tomorrow, and the watch is now $8900, would you demand a $1000 discount? give me a break. by the way, if you buy the watch at $10.5k you can flip it for a profit.

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