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 Chrysler outboard steering arm kit NEW FA286582 new old stock  US $59.00
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 Propeller Power Tech 9235160A Stainless Steel Left hand Turn new old stock US $119.50
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 VINTAGE OMC 310095 EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $2.00
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 VINTAGE OMC 305538 SPRING EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $3.00
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 VINTAGE OMC 309340 GASKET EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $1.50
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 VINTAGE OMC 312436 EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $6.00
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 VINTAGE OMC 312482 SPRING EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $8.00
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 VINTAGE OMC 307240 TUBE EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $9.99
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 VINTAGE OMC 305760 GROMMET EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $3.75
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 VINTAGE OMC 315924 EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK US $7.00
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 OMC 305385 SPRING EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK NR US $4.00
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 OMC 607687 SPRING EVINRUDE JOHNSON OLD STOCK NR US $2.75
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 MARINE BOAT MOSTLY OUTBOARD MOTOR TUNEUP KITS NOS NEW OLD STOCK SOME VINTAGE LOT US $199.95
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 Two Lyman Boats Vinyl Decals Stickers Boat Vintage Old US $9.99
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 GUEST MARINE BATTERY ISOLATOR NEW old stock IN BOX 70AMP US $25.00
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 Vintage Aluminum 3 step BOAT LADDER EEZin Garelick Gunwale Boarding swim 70 era US $29.99
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 Antique Vintage Aluminum Wood BOAT LADDER SIDE STEP Swim Boarding Indianapolis US $59.00
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 Antique Vintage SMALL Aluminum Wood BOAT LADDER STEP Swim Boarding Indianapolis US $55.00
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 Johnson Evinrude OMC outboard 387465 Piston Connecting Rod 25 35 Hp Vintage US $19.95
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 NEW small old stock mercury force prop 9hp to 15 hp 48 11897m 8 1 2 x7 1 2 US $23.00
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 VINTAGE CLASSIC SEA SKIFF BY OWENS BOAT EMBLEM NEW OLD STOCK EXCELLENT US $125.00
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 VINTAGE NEW OLD STOCK CAST ALUMINUM BOAT BOW CAP COVER GLASSHAWK NY USA US $69.95
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 Vintage Boat FIRST AID KIT KASTAR medicine health collectible Blue Cross Brand US $18.99
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 Teak Multiple Glass Rack LS Brown Co Stock No 16804 US $17.50
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 OMC Johnson Evinrude Intmd Housing Kit Part 435923 US $329.95
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 Teleflex Marine CH1900 Series Electronic Controls With CP1200 Operator Panel US $695.00
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 Supra Boats Logo Cover 20 20V Full Boat Cover Black W O Tower 107094 US $349.95
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 Volvo Penta Solenoid Part 3589656 US $349.95
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 Volvo Penta Power Steering Actuator 852741 Cylinder Ram 290 Drive New stock OEM US $375.25
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 Chris Craft Lyman Century Vent Ventilator Chr BRASS NOS fr OLD stock early 1980 US $18.99
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 Chrysler outboard parts lower unit parts 99 15hp US $89.00
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 Omc SST Stainless Steel Propeller 14 3 4 x 17 RH US $325.00
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 1999 MERCURY 225 PRO MAX SPORT OUTBOARD 20 NO RESERVE US $4,200.00
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 Raw Water Strainer US $38.99
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 VINTAGE CLASSIC BOAT HOLD RITE AUTOMATIC FISH POLE HOLDERS NEW OLD STOCK RARE US $69.00
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 Vintage Airguide Marine compass New Old Stock Mocel No 90 G Nautilus boat nice US $84.85
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 Jabsco Water Pump US $472.88
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 Suzuki Stainless Steel Prop 14 x 18 LH 99105 0070L 18P US $275.00
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 WILCOX GALVANIZED cheek BLOCK 3 16 rope New OLD stock 1 1 8 sheave Vintage US $5.00
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 1974 Johnson 135 hp Starter Motor American Bosch SMH 12 NR US $9.95
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 Suzuki DF V6 ECM 3 Unit Part 99103 94419 US $795.00
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 Suzuki Stainless Steel Prop 13 1 4x20RH 99105 00101 20P US $150.00
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 Suzuki Stainless Steel Prop 14 1 4x22RH 99105 00200 22P US $295.00
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 Suzuki Stainless Steel Prop 14 1 4x24RH 99105 00200 24P US $295.00
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 Chrysler Force outboard piston 817990A 2 piston rings US $135.00
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 Chrysler Force outboard piston kits 834797A 2 OEM 010 FSA719015 US $139.50
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 5 8 Merriman LInk Plates with Pins old stock Unused US $75.00
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 Evinrude NOS Cowl Motor Cover Medallion Emblem US $16.04
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 Vintage water temperature gauge Chris Craft etc New OLD stock 6v 12v 24v 2 3 8 US $19.00
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 Crusader Volvo OMC Distributor Cap Sierra 18 5353 US $16.99
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 Water Tank Gauge US $29.99
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 Johnson outboard motor 1930s Crankshaft At Dt Lt series 41 355 US $4.99
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 vtg MARINE BOAT battery terminal clamp OLD WESTERN AUTO STORE STOCK LOT OF 8 US $35.00
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 STEERING WHEEL STAINLESS STEEL 155 5 SPOKE 25 DEGREE DISH BLACK CAP NOS US $19.99
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 Rudder Stuffing Box Willcox Crittenden 1 3 8 US $12.00
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 YAMAHA OUTBOARD WATER PUMP KIT SIERRA 18 3429 US $24.99
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 YAMAHA WATER PUMP KIT AP 2079 663 W0078 00 00 US $49.99
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 GENUINE JOHNSON EVINRUDE CARB KITS 4 435678 120HP 200HP US $89.99
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 JOHNSON EVINRUDE WATER PUMP KIT SIERRA 18 3394 US $49.99
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 OMC LOWER UNIT BEARING 379503 US $27.99
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 Minn Kota Prop Nut Pin Kit B 4 dia Motors New Old Stock US $6.75
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 Mercury SmartCraft SC100 System Link Tachometer Gray 79 879904 K1 US $65.00
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 Chris Craft 300 HP 427 Ford Motor Crankshaft Pulley US $39.99
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 Chris Craft 300 HP 427 Ford Motor Harmonic Balancer US $59.99
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 Chris Craft 300 HP 427 Ford Motor Misc Nuts Bolts US $43.99
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 Chris Craft 300 HP 427 Ford Motor Timing Chain Gears US $73.99
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 Chris Craft 300 HP 427 Ford Motor Timing Cover US $68.99
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 Interlux Micron CSC Antifouling Bottom Paint Black Gallon US $195.13
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 Suzuki Jet impellers for early 1980s New old stock lot 3408ML169 US $25.00
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 78 Bayliner 19 Boat Volvo AQ 130 D W 280 Rear Boarding Ladder US $48.99
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 GENUINE MERCURY MARINER WATER PUMP KIT 35 60 HP 46 60366Q1 US $44.99
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 converging ring OMC bronze315850 ring for propeller US $19.99
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 Vintage Bronze Merc Prop NEW Old Stock 48 29659 15 US $60.00
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 YAMAHA WATER PUMP IMPELLER SIERRA 18 3068 6H4 44352 00 00 6H4 44352 02 00 US $20.99
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 Minn Kota Prop Nut Pin Kit C 2 1 2 dia Motors New Old Stock US $6.75
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 ATTWOOD Herreshoff Cleat STAINLESS 4 New Old Stock US $5.00
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 Chris Craft Lyman Century CLAM Vent Ventilator Stainless New OLD stock US $9.99
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 Perko 0322007PLB Bronze 1 1 4 Inch Boat Thru Hull NEW OLD STOCK US $28.99
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 Vent plastic VENT Green 3 3 8 x 3 3 8 NEW FREE ship ventilator New OLD stock US $3.99
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 straight Peerless CHOCK 12 galvanize CHOCKS New OLD stock MADE IN USA HEAVY US $50.00
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 straight Peerless CHOCK 10 BRONZE CHOCKS New OLD stock MADE IN USA HEAVY DUTY US $49.00
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 teleflex 43 bc control cable new old stock 13 long US $40.00
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 YAMAHA TILT RELAY NEW OLD STOCK US $119.95
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 YAMAHA PROP SHAFT NEW OLD STOCK US $139.95
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 VINTAGE NEW OLD STOCK CHRIS CRAFTHACKER BRONZE OUTBOARD BOW PLATE c1930s US $89.00
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 ATTWOOD Herreshoff Cleat STAINLESS 4 1 2 New Old Stock US $4.00
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 Minn Kota Transom Bracket Repair Kit MKP 16 New Old Stock US $24.95
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 1 1 2 npt BRONZE THRUHULL NUT Lock nut NEW fr Old stock US $5.00
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 Minn Kota Trolling Motor Prop 208112 Part 2001197 New Old Stock US $32.95
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 Minn Kota Trolling Motor MKP 4 PROP 2091121 Vanishing New Old Stock US $29.95
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 Minn Kota Trolling Motor MKP 32 Prop 2091160 Weedless Wedge New Old Stock US $24.95
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 Attwood Anti Theft Outboard Motor Lock New Old Stock US $19.95
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 OMC Johnson Evinrude Outboard Gasket 325051 NEW 75hp US $13.85
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 VOLVO PENTA OIL COOLER ELEMENT 824514 4 GENUINE VOLVO OEM PART NEW OLD STOCK US $550.00
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 MARINE DASH PANEL ACRYLIC SIMULATED WOODGRAIN BLANK DASH PANEL NEW OLD STOCK US $19.95
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 YAMAHA DUAL STATION UPPER IGNITION PANEL NEW OLD STOCK US $149.00
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 Black Rubberized Skene Chock 5 3 4L OLD STOCK US $4.75
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 New Old Stock Johnson or Evinrude 1969 70 40 HP Shift Selector Switch P N 384006 US $149.00
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 Sierra 18 5348 Condenser Volvo 834560 5 New old stock US $10.00
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 VOLVO PENTA PRESSURE CAP P 1542591 NEW OLD STOCK US $15.00
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Old Stock Car Crashes
Stock Investment Ratio for Laymen by John Kiing
Stock Forecasting?
If forecasting in the stock market is dangerous, how can an investor time his buying and selling of stock? The simplest answer is to ignore the price level, to buy stock whenever he has savings to invest, and not to sell unless he must. And he must also own fixed-dollar deposits because it opens an opportunity to buy stock at lower-than-average prices and to sell at higher than average, without forecasting.
The Investment Ratio.
Momentarily ignoring the question of timing of stock purchases, let us suppose A has $1,000 of new savings to invest on the first day of each month. With half of this he buys common stock, and the other half he puts it into a savings deposit. His savings are always divided equally between stock and cash reserve. During the first year he deposits $6,000 in the savings bank and pays $6,000 for stock, buying 120 shares, an average of 10 shares a month, at an average price of $50 a share. (For simple illustration the expense of buying and selling stock, also the income on investments, are excluded here.)
Now let us look at A's market or redemption values. On January 1st of the second year the current value of his savings deposit, disregarding interest, is the same as his cost. But the market value per share of his stock has dropped to $40, giving his 120 shares a value of $4,800, or $1,200 Less Than his savings deposit. With this drop in price, his usual $500 monthly purchase would pay for 12 shares, as compared to his previous average of 10 shares a month.
At this point A decides he wants the market value of his stock to equal his savings deposit, and that he should adjust his buying to accomplish this. So on January first he makes no savings deposit but puts all of his $1,000 monthly saving into stock, thus raising the total stock value to $5,800, as compared to $6,000 in the savings deposit. With the $1,000 he buys 25 shares, 2.5 times as many as his former monthly average. Later on, when a rise in price causes his stock value to exceed his savings deposit, he offsets this by putting all or most of his new savings into the savings deposit.
Action Plan.
Now let us expand A's action into a plan. First, an investor selects a standard ratio that he will maintain between the market value of his common stock and his cash deposit. The idea can be applied to any ratio an investor prefers.
To maintain a stable lifestyle for the family, some additional reserve says $5,000 would be needed for personal emergencies outside the investing portfolio. On starting to save $1,000 a month, he might adopt a standard ratio of $800 stock to $200 fixed-dollar deposit, but not counting $5,000 in his emergency reserve. For the first 5 months all his savings go into this special reserve, thus completing his goal for emergencies. In the sixth month, observing his standard ratio, he puts $200 into cash deposit and $800 into stock.
Having chosen a standard ratio, he must not allow current stock-market conditions to persuade him to change the ratio. If he adopts one ratio when stock prices are dropping, and changes to another ratio when prices are rising, he is slipping into forecasting. A standard ratio has no chance of success unless, after an investor adopts it, he parks his emotions outside.
Buying under a standard ratio goes this way: When an investor has new savings available, before placing them he finds out what the current values are of his total stock and his total bank deposit, not counting the emergencies reserve. Then he puts his new savings into whichever one is low in value compared to his standard ratio, as A did with his $1,000 monthly savings.
No New Saving Situation.
When an investor has little or no new savings, he can gain the benefit of the standard-ratio plan by applying the same ratio to both selling and buying stock. Suppose B's annual spending is exactly equal to his income, so that he has no new savings, nor is he spending any capital. His standard ratio is 1 to 1, and the current value of his capital agrees with this; 2,000 shares of stock at $10 a share total $20,000, and $20,000 in a savings deposit.
Then the value of a share drops to $8, making his total stock value $16,000. To restore his values to agreement with his standard ratio, he withdraws $2,000 from savings deposit and buys 250 shares of stock. This cuts his reserve to $18,000, and also raises his current stock value to $18,000.
Next, the value per share rises to $10, the same as the original figure, and his 2,250 shares have a current value of $22,500. Again acting to restore his values to his standard ratio, he sells 225 shares of stock for $2,250, and adds this to his savings deposit. This leaves him with 2,025 shares of stock, valued at $20,250, and $20,250 in bank deposit, his total capital being $500 larger than at the start. (For accuracy, the expense of buying and selling should be subtracted from this gain.)
Stock Value Movement and Value Gap.
A switch of old capital between stock and bank deposit should not take place until stock value has moved far enough away from the standard ratio to justify the expense and trouble of changing. In the above example, B bought stock when his stock value was 20 per cent below his reserve value. And he did not sell stock until his stock value was 25 per cent above his bank deposit value. The desired gap can be provided automatically by setting up a standard ratio for selling stock that is different from the buying ratio.
Ratio System Requires Discipline.
It helps you decide when the share price moves down, how many shares to buy into your stock, drawing from your available bank deposit. It also prompts you during the stock soaring months, how many shares to sell in order to keep to your initially set ratio.
This Standard Ratio Investing System has to be followed with discipline in order to achieve winning goals. The buy low and sell high obviously comes into fruition here as you see your combined stock and bank deposit value grows over time.
John Kiing is a freelance writer and stock investor in U.S and Asian stock markets. He writes for 101StockInvestments.com - a FREE resource center for novice or seasoned market investors. This article could be distributed digitally as long as the website links remain intact.
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