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Unread 07-03-2013, 08:33 PM   #3
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Recently I read a yahoo post saying M x S = Σ p x q

He explained: M is money pool size, S is frequency of transaction (speed of money), p is individual item price, q is item quantity. The poster claimed this is the equation modeling economical world. God knows, let's assume he's right.

At least, I noticed this theory modeling C&R gun market well. Assume the number of collectors remain constant so M is fixed (head count is fixed, then amount of spendable money is fixed, make sense?), and number of C&R guns does not change much either, but the number of C&R gun transactions is reducing, S is smaller now. The direct consequence of the model points to lower price of individual item, M x S is smaller, p must be smaller so the equation can keep balance. This is exactly what happened on C&R market.

It's a great time to buy a few C&R, at least better than a few years ago. Why not try a DWM, DWM Luger is the most original Luger.
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