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High Price of Strange Cardbeard on 1/15:
https://imgur.com/a/WCh2Z5e
Low Price of Strange Cardbeard on 12/25:
https://imgur.com/a/WCh2Z5e
Recent sales include the following:
12/23 - 21.23
12/25 - 22.71
12/25 - 15.11
12/26 - 20.99
01/06 - 15.14
01/09 - 18.41
01/10 - 15.23
01/15 - 25.13
With only sales left of strange cardbeard at $25+ and trending up.
AVG Price = 19.24
AVG Price with key at $2 = 9.62
check marketplace. this has more ez 2 find sales and your range is waaay 2 big for it
marketplace sales start at 19.74
lol this range is wayyyyyyyy too big
possibly but unless people buy the other 4 on marketplace, there's only 3 left on steam market.
https://gyazo.com/ec68dfecfc658e4a653519cdd38710d1
There's a seller at 11 which means your 19 key high end is completely wrong. You're gonna need to close this suggestion.
The quickseller is actually closer to 12 keys. Considering there's only 4 in marketplace at 19.74, 3 on steam community market starting at $25 - $63, and 3 on here starting at ~12 keys and going up to ~17, that's not bad at all.
these don't sell over 15 keys. no way this is even close to accurate
If one sold on steam market today for $25.13 and there's only three left on there, does that mean that prices will go down with them being listed for over $25? There's only four others listed on marketplace.tf at $19.74 which is well above the current 7.9 keys. You could even say with marketplace.tf not allowing other sellers to sell on it, people are more apt to buy from the steam community market now with their starting price at $25+
pricing is based on sales, not forecast or anything else. sellers make it obvious that 19 keys def shouldn't b in the range
scarcity and rarity also helps in making this more than 7.9 keys to sellers.
no. just not how it works
How does it not support it? Is that not how macro economics work?
macroeconomics is one word. what you fail to understand is that you are confusing futures with current pricing. current pricing is what price suggestions are based upon. eliminate the high and low outliers, provide sales at proposed value and that is all.
You can't use sellers as your high-end as a seller can list for whatever they want, it doesn't mean it will sell for that amount. I can list for 1,000,000 keys and using this logic range this from 9.6 - 1,000,000 keys. Also your high-end is in $ so it should be much less in terms of keys.
If you want to update this, you should be primarily use normal item sales. If there are not many you can use scm, but know you shouldn't average the sales like you did, each sale is its own point, and you will need to take the key price at the time of the sale.
Where on earth does your high end come from?
last steam market listing at $60+ out of the three listings on there.
You can't use listings as evidence, they can only support sales.
the listings support the evidence by showing the sales people are willing to pay for it.
Support the evidence.. what evidence? Also, what? Are you telling me that listing an item is a guarantee sale? That's completely nonsensical.
Please read this fully.
https://backpack.tf/help/suggestions
I'm not trying to argue whether I am right and you are wrong. I'm telling you this suggestion will be rejected. As you have proven no evidence of sales at 19 keys.