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I have been an eBay seller since they opened practically. I truly believe from a sellers stand point that sellers are in competition with each other within the categories but the items sell differently for each item a seller may sell. It all depends who needs what and who is looking at your items at that particular time. Anyone who is in retail sales knows about it's ups and downs.
actually, i am willing to know the answer to almost same question and my question is How are the price determined on eBay?
As with anything the main driver of gold's price is supply and demand. If the supply is low or the demand is high then the price will go up. Now we have to throw in a third factor, speculation. Gold is sold and traded on the option market and there has been a great deal of gold options traded recently, and that has driven the price up also. If there were to be a large amount of gold either found or released on the world market then the supply would out strip the demand, options would no longer be sought after and prices would plummet. In 1972 an ounce of gold cost $58.42, that same ounce of gold today, 2013, is $1221.
Stock share prices reflect the current price of a publicly traded company in the stock exchange, every second of the trading day. The price you see is actually the last transaction made for this stock and it is influenced by many factors such as news, expectations, market conditions, and fluctuations of supply and demand.
Stock share prices reflect the current price of a publicly traded company in the stock exchange, every second of the trading day. The price you see is actually the last transaction made for this stock and it is influenced by many factors such as news, expectations, market conditions, and fluctuations of supply and demand.
The seller sets the price ! Ebay takes a percentage of the selling price as their 'fee' for providing the service.
The term "commodities trading" basically means that things are being traded instead of stocks. The things that are often traded are in goods, like food. Typically, as supply goes down, demand goes up, and so does price.
The term "commodities trading" basically means that things are being traded instead of stocks. The things that are often traded are in goods, like food. Typically, as supply goes down, demand goes up, and so does price.
The term "commodities trading" basically means that things are being traded instead of stocks. The things that are often traded are in goods, like food. Typically, as supply goes down, demand goes up, and so does price.
Yes. Gold is a comodity that is traded in the markets like any other comodity. The recent rising price is a function of supply and demand. If for any reason demand for gold increased far beyond the ability to supply then the price would increase. Because gold is a finite natural resource, we've seen a surge in gold prices as world demand has risen. However, a price of $1000 per ounce would probably require a major problem with the supply line. Visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/gold_as_an_investment for the latest information on gold, complete with graphs and images.
The ability to buy and sale stock as one sees fit. If youre looking for the components. You need a publicly traded company and investors. Also known as supply and demand.
Demand in the stock marketis the same as demand everywhere else, except that the traded goods are stocks.So if lots of people want to buy stocks in Google, demand for that stock is high. Stocks are perhaps slightly different from other goods in that they cannot be used for anything, the only reason to buy a stock is that you think you can sell it for even more later. But the principles of supply and demand are the same as for other goods and services.
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