[meteorite-list] -- SPAM -- Re: Ad New Canadian Meteorite for sale

[John Gwilliam]

My observation concerning new falls IPO is simple - there are some 
folks that the new material and they want it now. They are willing to 
pay the higher price.  Those who wait usually...and I emphasize 
"usually" will get it at a much lower price.  The two keys are timing 
and some good luck.

John

At 07:32 PM 12/5/2008, MeteorHntr at aol.com wrote:
>All,
>
>I agree that this probably will sell  for much lower in the future...well at
>least I hope Supply and Demand will allow  the prices to come down later
>because a lot of it to comes on the  market.
>
>But we should keep something else in mind here: I don't know how  much TKW
>Sonny and McCartney personally found on their trip, but it is 
>entirely  possible
>that they simply don't want to sell much if any.  Maybe they are  thinking
>"Hey, if someone wants these bad enough, we will let them 
>go."  If  no one wants
>them bad enough, they might just be happy to retain the ownership  for the
>long haul.
>
>If they hold on, and later tons hit the market, maybe  they will drop their
>asking price.  If later the values go up, then maybe  they will raise their
>prices.
>
>Just because they are asking a certain  prices doesn't really mean that is
>what it is worth it to the rest of the world,  maybe that is just what it is
>worth to them?
>
>Steve Arnold  #1
>www.SteveArnoldMeteorite.com
>
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