#exchangetradedeveryday

Stock exchange company in the scrap yard !

My father and I run a scrap yard with 14 employees.

We are more or less like the Ludolfs... only in a professional way.

In my l200 pickup from $8058 (+0,45%) it goes then first on our depot.

In the office then the computer and monitor of $6702 (+0,2%) turned on and $MSFT (-1,05%) started. For my daily computing tasks, I am supported by my calculator from $6753 (-0,33%)

Since we are also controlled in contrast to German authorities we lead a digital bookkeeping. Via my scanner from$7751 (-0,38%) all receipts that still come with the $DPW (+0,13%) are digitized.

Since we are in charge of 2 large stamping productions and a lot of manufacturing business, we of course need a corresponding fleet of vehicles.

Two trucks from$8TRA (-1,87%) and one from $DTG (-0,16%) are constantly in use for us. The bodies from $PAL (-1,52%) work quite well most of the time ... but unfortunately the quality is disappointing more often.

The phone rings... $TKA (-1,72%) calls the container at their production site must be changed because otherwise the machines stand still ... The construction site of $HOT (+0,35%) must also be finished soon.

Over my $AAPL (+1,34%) Iphone I am constantly available for my customers. How was it with self-employed ? Self and constantly.

Next call. Scrap metal that we sent by truck to the export warehouse was refused for the time being. The radioactive measuring system of $TMO (+0,81%) has failed. This will be another expensive operation.

We have more great machines, but unfortunately they are not from companies listed on the stock exchange.

Our fleet includes 3 Sennebogen handling excavators and a Lindemann scrap shear.

With the scrap shear we are able to press different types of scrap and bring it to a certain size to make it suitable for charging.

This scrap is then delivered directly by us to steel mills.

And even in the scrap trade, one encounters numerous exchange-traded companies on a daily basis.