Price drops

[PythonWallace]

This is a perfect example of why there's really no need to worry about people who list animals below market prices in the grand scheme of things.

The reality is that there are buyers out there for everyone. Some are just looking for the best prices, while others have committed to finding a particular animal and when they find it they're willing to pay a little more to acquire it.

Even with all of the low prices out there (and they've been out there for years), I'm still able to sell out of all my available animals every year ... hundreds upon hundreds of them ... no matter how they are priced.

Hope this helps.

-adam

I agree and disagree. When a bunch of people crash a given market from $2k to 400, you can still sell animals at the high end of the market prices, or about $500 -$600, but if you tried selling them for the $1,800 they are worth to you you would find that there is no longer anyone willing to pay that when the new crashed market prices are $400 or so. Then the next year, when they could easily be going for $1,500, the new market price is $250, and you can maybe sell a few at $350, but never for the $1,200 - $1,500 they could still be sold for.