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ODT selling/trading slowing down

Yup .... the price on atvs, rvs, and boats will probably start to fall first. Then vehicles ... followed by homes
Forget about much of a price decrease in home prices in ATL metro. Supply way behind demand plus those with low mortgage rates will likely not sell anytime soon.
 
O.K....LAST reduction before it goes back into the safe!!! $1,499
I took mine after I bought it for 565 and put a free float handguard, a 300 dollar barrel, a Suppurative Arms adj. gas block and a heavy buffer in it I still don't have anywhere near that in it. Of course all parts where an extreme upgrade for what was in it.
 
Picking up a pistol thursday can sail it for double the price on friday if that works for you
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I had gotten the feeling and impression that prices in general were the result of "price Gouging." As Biden's socialist party took control prices went up. As Covid complications increased, that drove price also up - most people selling on such forums began to apparently do their own price gouging. "If prices are going up, I'm going to get mine too!"

In the last few months I have seen possibly three guns I would have purchased/bid on except for the almost laughingly high asking price. The old and outdated ploy of starting so high so you can come down in price (as planned) and still make extra money on the sale is just too obvious and too "gouging."

I have noticed, as you have, that reasonably priced items do indeed move - is there a lesson to be learned here?
We aren't here for learning, just posting memes. :behindsofa:
 
Forget about much of a price decrease in home prices in ATL metro. Supply way behind demand plus those with low mortgage rates will likely not sell anytime soon.
I could pocket $300k tomorrow, but can't walk away from a 2.5% mortgage rate...something's eventually gotta give. I have no idea how anyone can afford to buy a house, new or used today.
 
I've heard the furniture industry is really hurting, espcially the lower to mid tier brands. Since most people are staying put in their current homes due to high interest rates, nobody is buying new furniture.

The made to order makers here in the US got behind due to covid lock downs and high demand since people were staying home and redoing things or moving to a new home. But now they are caught up with plenty of workers, but fewer orders for chairs & sofas.

They will probably lay off those extra workers soon and similar situations across the economy will start really slowing things down.
 
I've heard the furniture industry is really hurting, espcially the lower to mid tier brands. Since most people are staying put in their current homes due to high interest rates, nobody is buying new furniture.

The made to order makers here in the US got behind due to covid lock downs and high demand since people were staying home and redoing things or moving to a new home. But now they are caught up with plenty of workers, but fewer orders for chairs & sofas.

They will probably lay off those extra workers soon and similar situations across the economy will start really slowing things down.

It's going to get real ugly in another year or two imo.
 
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