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You start on the 'outer
circle' with a small amount of money
and stock. Deals at this stage
don't make much money, but you are learning
your trade and preparing yourself for
what is
to follow. You are constantly on the
lookout for the right deal for you,
a consignment of
'shoes', a gross of 'jeans' or a collection
of 'antiques'. Once you have cornered
the market
in a particular area, the best course
of action is to 'sell out' and start
dealing in higher value
goods. Dealing in 'boats', 'cars' or
even a stable of 'horses' might play
their part in you
becoming rich enough to enter the 'inner
circle', a place where big money can
be
made quickly. However, there are greater
risks and you must be prepared to learn
from your misfortunes, even if it means
declaring 'bankruptcy' before you can
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Once established on the
'inner circle' life becomes a
little easier but the
really big deals are hard to come
by. If you could
only tie up that deal with the
last remaining
independent 'oil' company you
could sell your
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