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chucwagn t1_j6jmz54 wrote

According to the DoAg, the anticipated impact on egg prices from this incident is minimal to none at this time....

Right. Convenient.

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Rental_Car t1_j6jnyfs wrote

Bro they just got through killing like 53 million hens because of bird flu. You think a few thousand more is going to make a difference?

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DonCorletony t1_j6jqw0v wrote

Prices arent directly linear like that. If we lost half of the chickens on earth, prices wouldnt double. They would multiply exponentially and you literally wouldnt find any eggs in the store.

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bcash-bcash-bcash t1_j6jtdqw wrote

Affirmative, the quantifiable and observable value of each avian unit must not be discounted in the poultry market echelon.

I consistently undertake explorations to agrarian poultry purveyors within my contiguous sphere, with an arsenal of an Armalite Rifle variant, and implement a modus operandi of acquiring options contracts, exhibiting a pronounced inclination towards put options, on leading ovo-producers within the demarcated regional arena. In moments of leisure-induced inactivity, when physical avian disposition is precluded, I adopt a derivative mechanism, commonly referred to as the Iron Condor, to execute my strategy.

Does this denote your stance that the expected rate of return, computed as the sum of the probabilities of all possible outcomes, derived from this optionality approach is devoid of economic viability?

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rickert1337 t1_j6k1eot wrote

100000 wow thats so much, like 0.000001 of all

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MonkeysOnMyBottom t1_j6kehh2 wrote

We're they seasoned and slowly rotating at the time? Asking in case they didn't go completely to waste

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Fongernator t1_j6lu5p3 wrote

So u got the chicken, the rooster and the hen...

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