| Re: Logic of Undercutting? Omni Ragnarok speaks much truthitude.
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When the supply of an item runs out, people are willing to pay more to obtain it.
When people are willing to pay more to obtain it, prices rise.
When prices rise, people saturate the market, hoping to earn money.
When the supply of an item increases, people want to sell theirs quickly (Over others).
When people want to sell theirs quickly, they drop the price to move theirs first.
When people drop the price, the price of the item steadily drops.
When the price of the item drops, supplying the item becomes less profitable.
When supplying the item is less profitable, less people supply the item.
When less people supply the item, supplies of the item dwindle and run out.
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