Aggie Therapist said:
Agreed. We should safeguard the secondary values of our current inventory.
The bourbon secondary values are bottoming out and people are worried about taking a bath in ****ty investments.
I don't think anyone on this thread cares about preserving secondary pricing, especially in a tiny market of Texags which will have no effect either way. If someone has their weller 12 priced $35 too high, it won't sell. No need to bash them and say they are taking advantage of aggies. Or making fun of people selling bourbon to buy other bottles they want (or get cash who cares either way). Not productive. This is a trading thread, stuff moves and stuff sits. So many ruffled feathers over a few bucks.
Maybe can start a lobbyist group to go to washington DC to crack down on secondary trading if it's having such an effect?
I hope the secondary market tanks so we can all drink some good ones, but in the meantime, the market price is what it is, and no one on Texags is changing it.