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On Mon, 12 Jul 2004, Mikhail Kovalenko wrote:
> Speaking of stock parts, I depend on my suppliers as much as my
> customers depend on me for parts. For example, motherboard models from
> certain manufacturers have been changing just about every month. As soon
> as I get all kinks out of one model, it gets dropped in favor of a
> newer, better model with the same price.
So how do you manage to sell the latest thing and make a profit? Do you
have to sell last month's model when you still have it in stock, or do
have a contract that allows you to return parts that have become obsolete?
This is something I have not understood about the business -- if you keep
tings in stock, don't you run a risk (a high risk, I'd think) of actually
*losing* money?
Mike
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