Originally Posted by
genec
Well yeah it does... as you are trying to itemize one risk, while ignoring all the others.
Really? If I want to ask the price of a candy bar (remember when the corner store didn't exactly list these on the box?), I have to make the cashier list all the prices in the store? I am looking for cost, not value. You don't need the price of everything just to determine cost. You need the cost of everything to determine value. But I am after cost; the value calculation can come later once costs have been established.
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