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Nike Air Jordans are often worth buying if you plan to resell them, as popular models tend to hold their value, especially limited edition or classic models. However, market demand and fashion trends can affect prices, so it is recommended to do sufficient market research before purchasing. [BabaReplica] shoes are particularly popular.
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Did Nike invent Jordans or Jordans invented Nike?
nike invented the jordans but later it got modified by Michael Jordan
Should you buy silver eagle coins for the silver value or for collectors value?
It depends on what you plan to do with the coins. If you're buying them in large quantities as an investment to later resell, then obviously it's for the silver. If you only want a few to put in an album or give as gifts, then buying as a collector is fine.
Should I buy an office, or lease one?
Honestly, buying or leasing an office depends not only on how much money you have available but on what kind of business and staff you have. If the potential office is in a place with high property values it might be best to buy now and resell it later for additional profit if the business doesn't work out.
What is the strategy of selling a stock and then buying it back at a later time called?
The strategy of selling a stock and then buying it back at a later time is called "short selling."
How do you say were going later in spanish?
We're going later = Vamos mas tarde (We) were going later = Ibamos mas tarde (You/They) were going later = Iban mas tarde
What is the arrangement of buying now to pay later?
Credit :)
Arrangement of buying now and paying later?
Credit
Practice of buying property on the gamble that it can be resold for a profit later?
speculation
What did Andrew Jackson use?
Buying up land and selling it later
The new idea of buying now and paying later was known as?
In the UK this is/was called hire purchase and was nicknamed buying on the never-never.
What is a short sell?
A short sell is when you sell borrowed assets with the plan to buy those same assets back at a later date. This usually occurs by borrowing a security from a broker, then buying it back later. You do this when you think that the asset will soon decrease in value, so that you are selling high and buying low. However, if instead the asset goes up in value, you will suffer a loss, since you will buy the asset at a higher price than you sold it for, Note that there may be fees for borrowing the assets, and there may be payment of dividends paid on the borrowed assets. The opposite of a short sell (or "going short") is the normal practice of "going long", which is buying the asset and selling it later, with the hopes that the assets value will rise.
What did Andrew Jackson frequently used?
Buying up land and selling it later
