Oh, and something else I really don't understand. So what if Oz sells his banana for $30k? That's great for whoever buys it. But that doesn't mean everyone else who has banana males has to sell them for $30k! Why does everyone think that as soon as one person drops the price, everyone else does too? That's absurd.

Let's say Oz sells his males at $30k each. Okay, Keven still has a male for $65k. Does he have to drop his price? No. Three people get lucky with a low price, but everyone else has to pay the premium if they want one. Heck, if I got that deal and produced more bananas next year, I'd ask market price when I have them available, even if that's more than what I paid.

You may say "well, I saw some going for $30k, so I refuse to pay more than that now." Okay, good for you. Doesn't mean the next guy will think the same way. I think the problem is that the sellers panic. They see the lower price and think that if they don't drop their price they won't sell. That's completely not true. Those who want in the project will pay. They may curse their luck at not getting the really good deal, but they'll do so while handing you their money.

The above was hypothetical. Oz is NOT selling his males for anywhere close to $30k