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Sorry, but bleeding out $7,000 a year instead of $3,500 a year is still an extra $3,500 a year, regardless of how much you paid for the damn thing.
by stouset 15y ago
Sorry, but bleeding out $7,000 a year instead of $3,500 a year is still an extra $3,500 a year, regardless of how much you paid for the damn thing.
- sliverstorm 15y agoAre you arguing that dollar value of depreciation is more important than rate?
- stouset 15y agoWhen comparing two alternatives? Absolutely. Let me ask you: would you rather have owned one share of ENE (Enron) before the collapse, or ten thousand shares of MSFT in 1999?