But the same can be said if next day price go up by $500. Then the first customer shoik liao. Aren't what they are doing just selling at market price?
This is very true. I presume Greys will just buy and sell at market price and earn a mark up regardless of where the market is at. Sure when the market is blooming they probably move more quantity but they are not the reason we see 300% over RRP. Haven't yet bought from a Grey but i have no problems buying from one if it suits my purpose. Flippers are the ones that can F right off.
ya but at least you protect your own client for at least more than a week. if really drop, client see ahh more than a week, client can only say he didn't catch the dip, LLST. but 1 day, wtf.
you could have posted the same price and whatever you sell over the counter is between you and the next client.
that's also why they dont know how to maximise profit at a business standpoint.
you could sell the watch at X amount today, why you cannot sell the same watch at the same X amount? you rather earn less?
at least thats what other grey dealers are doing
anyway, its $500 as an example
highest i ever see was 1.5k within 6 hours. similar watch with same month and year