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Ebruly [3606647]

Why did the flushies prices drop? I understand that people who have museum stocked some, they got points and wanted to have profit quickly so they dropped points prices. But i dont understand why flushies prices also dropped. They were already in demand, people who have museum had to buy bulk amount at museum day, so flushies prices should rise, at least stayed same. I dont understand why it dropped heavily, why people put their flushies low prices at market while they were already in demand?

Please someone explain who have knowledge

IndyCision [2597200]

Simple supply and demand.

 

People were hoarding and stocking up ready for museum day to get the extra 10% points for handing them in.

While people were doing this, the prices went up.

 

Museum day has happened, people have exchanged all their points, lots are on the market and people don't want/need to buy as many as they will just be trading sets whenever they want to again.

Now people are doing this, the prices are going down.

Novarius [3709924]

Flushies prices always mirror point prices. No need to buy a set of plushies for more than you can get for the points. Prior of Museums day trader calculate the 10% extra from Museums day and pay higher prices as points for flushies. Now its over and flushies falling back on the point price floor