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Originally Posted by tvp2003
I won't ask how you came up with that "Christmas Coefficient" -- I'm sure it's some complex algorithm that only you and Will Hunting have figured out  |
Lol, more just a general rule of thumb based on many, many prices that I've seen over time. If anyone asks me what a 'good' price over the Christmas holiday period is, I feel pretty comfortable in saying 'Take the bottom price that you see during a normal, low demand period and multiply it by 1.5 or 1.6'.
If you see a price within that range, you can consider it a 'good' price considering it's Christmas.