Free-Range Goats Promise 12% Private-Equity Gains in AustraliaRemember emu ranches? Watch for a repeat as newly wealthy stock-optioned city folk head for the country to try and raise goats and then go broke.
July 3 (Bloomberg) -- Free-range goat farming in rural Australia is a low-cost investment that may offer annual returns of as much as 12 percent, said Peter Hannen, chairman of private-equity firm MG Capital Plc.
Friday, July 3, 2009
The next bubble
Some believe the next bubble is in alternative energy, or government bonds. I think the next bubble is in free-range goats.
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We had our mini-bubble in Alpacas as well as Ostrich.
Alpacas do taste good, wish it was served more often. Smoked on pizza is great.
I prefer grilled Walrus.
I get roasted more often than not.
Watch for the GGB ... Great Goat Bailout. (Hey Lou, from B)
I read about a similar thing in France where you can buy your own cow. The farmer takes care if it and gives you your share of the cow profits.
Howdy, B. Have a great 4th.
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