Nothing lasts forever. Maybe someday Deere will be an industrial-lawn & garden dealer only. Ya, I know, that's too far fetched but you never know. As I understand Deere has been a family run business until this present administration. The old saying goes "the grandfather builds the business, the son enjoys it and the grandson loses it". I know Deere has survived through more than three generations, but that saying is the general idea.
Here's something I was thinking about this morning. We are all brand loyal, though some of us might admit otherwise. But all we look at is the iron, the machinery. "This color is generally a little better" is what I hear the most. So I tell that person, if you think your company is so good, buy stock in your wonderful company. "Your wonderful company is so good you're bound to make money head over heels from buying into it". I usually get a blank stare. LOL You might lose in stocks, you might win but you as a machinery owner and user WILL lose money. You have to make that money back from somewhere else, selling corn, beans, wheat, livestock, whatever. If you don't make a profit on those things the tractor is dragging you down as is the case on many farms today. Yes, I'm feeling testy today.
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