To do that you just sell what you have at a loss? Most of what I have that is losing, I feel has a chance to improve. I thought about selling off a few things at a loss to balance out future earnings.
Currently figuring out how much I owe in taxes for all the money I made in the stock market last year. Which I've subsequently lost all of this year.
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Picked up 3 full grown beautyberry shrubs off of marketplace yesterday. Just had to dig them out of the lady's yard for $5 each. She said they were selling the same size or smaller at Lowe's for $40 each. I'll have to find a place to plant them now too.
Fortunately don't have to worry about that anymore. If I'd have won a million dollars with my exwife, we'd own a million dollars worth of garbage and have nothing to show for it
I don't bother with Megamillions or Powerball. But if the Cash5 or Match6 gets over a million I'll buy a ticket. 1.6 is what I feel is the magic number for me though. Wouldn't be able to retire but I could at least quit doing what I'm doing.
The description says 1 1/2 inches but here's a pic from the site showing them about the size of a quarter. Mine's going into it's 3rd year since I've planted it. It's produced every year but this is typical of what mine look like. They held forever. I think I shook them off in January.
I'm glad you put this up. I've been looking for a place to get hazelnuts reasonably cheap. I planted 10 or so last year but only a few survived. Also grabbed some elderberry's. My local conservation district had them last year but none this year unfortunately. Now I have 20 holes to pick...
I might grab some persimmons. I have a few seedlings that are some of the first trees I planted. Probably 6-7 years old now. But still have yet to flower so I'm not sure if they're male or female.