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<blockquote data-quote="michaelnc4444" data-source="post: 2034127" data-attributes="member: 26525">I wouldn&#039;t do it because at this point I don&#039;t think anyone can have &quot;too much&quot;.&nbsp; Until we better know what legislation could come down anything you get a hold of, you should hang onto.&nbsp; My two cents...Having said that, if some has the ability to make a few bucks...&nbsp; Well, that is what capitalism is all about.&nbsp; Though I can agree that price gouging when people need it, is a low thing to do, I will never fault someone for making a buck when they can.&nbsp; Also, the market can only bear so much, prices will mellow for a while in the near future.&nbsp; Then depending on what happens with the GC argument, prices will either spike dramatically or drop like a stone.Last point to make.&nbsp; For some people they really can&#039;t afford to buy right now, unless they can get a decent deal on two then sell one for double the price.&nbsp; Essentially getting one for free or near to it.&nbsp; Though that may not be the most noble thing to do, it is smart economics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="michaelnc4444, post: 2034127, member: 26525"] I wouldn't do it because at this point I don't think anyone can have "too much". Until we better know what legislation could come down anything you get a hold of, you should hang onto. My two cents... Having said that, if some has the ability to make a few bucks... Well, that is what capitalism is all about. Though I can agree that price gouging when people need it, is a low thing to do, I will never fault someone for making a buck when they can. Also, the market can only bear so much, prices will mellow for a while in the near future. Then depending on what happens with the GC argument, prices will either spike dramatically or drop like a stone. Last point to make. For some people they really can't afford to buy right now, unless they can get a decent deal on two then sell one for double the price. Essentially getting one for free or near to it. Though that may not be the most noble thing to do, it is smart economics. [/QUOTE]

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