WHY ARE YOU SCREAMING?

Here's the conundrum for a fan of Anchor Bay. Say you wanted a WHITE Taney. It's not on sale (regular price $94.98). But for $94.95, you can get both the white and gray because that set is on sale at half off.

And for those who bought the set less than a year ago, the value of that part of your collection just went down by $95 or more.

Looks like overstock is being sold off until they are gone. If LHD is discounting by 50%, the dealers were probably sent an offer to wholesale these same pieces at 50% off the original wholesale.

In these economic times, you've got to raise money from any source you can. The stuff in your warehouse that you've already paid the manufacturer for could generate the greatest income -- because you don't have to spend any money to make it.

Hypothetically, the pieces you will be bringing out NEXT cycle will be slow to generate a positive cash flow.

Harbour Lights has already laid out funds to the designer and made a down payment with the manufacturer. Before they can sell piece one, they will have paid the manufacturer in full.

Now they have to convince the dealers to order, ship the pieces to them and wait 30 days for payment.

Thus what is sitting in your warehouse is the best source for additional income.