Above: Shopping cart full of item

When the opportunity comes knocking on your door and you feel it in your gut that a chance like this does not always come… avail to prevail.

This method is being used by wise shoppers who have the buffer money to spend and end up saving more.

An example of this would be availing a future gift on sale. If you’re in a mall shopping for yourself and you encounter a thing on sale that you think would make a great present for your loved one, who you know one way or another you would give a present to any way, and you have the extra cash to spend on that day…. avail to prevail. You wouldn’t want to come back someday and discover that you would’ve saved if you bought it right away.

It is with reasons like these that wise shoppers shop for their bathing suites off season, and why other wise shoppers buy Christmas decorations after Christmas eve because the prices actually slump down.

The very same principle is even true to wise businessmen and stockholders. That when a certain unit is being offered at a very good price… they avail to prevail because they know the unit’s potential growth in value. Same as in shopping, you avail knowing how much you can save.