conorbamodwyer
Mayor Conor of Carragh
Happy Sunday Everyone!
I want to apologise if I am blind, but I couldn't find an existing thread for this.
Too often I invest loads of bells in turnips and they end up rotting in my wardrobe and I'm left with an empty balance and a big recycling fee.
This thread is essentially an insurance policy. I think that we should post the Turnip Price of our towns throughout the week in this thread so if this week ends up being a dud one in our town, it might be a profitable one in someone else's and we can sell our turnips there.
As we keep track of the daily Turnip Prices, which change twice daily, when the store opens and again at noon, we can then start predicting the pattern of the week. For those of you who don't know, turnip price patterns are outlined clearly on Thonky.com.
They are:
Decreasing Pattern
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In the decreasing price pattern, the prices will consistently decrease by a few bells each time, never increasing. With the decreasing pattern, the start price for the week will be between 99 and 50 bells. In this pattern, if the price doesn't increase by Thursday afternoon, you should sell immediately.
Big Spike Pattern
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The big spike pattern features a decreasing pattern, but then there will be three increasing prices, with the third being the maximum for the week, followed by two decreasing prices that are still higher than average, followed by a continuation of the overall decreasing pattern. The maximum price in this pattern is always preceded by two increasing prices and always followed by two decreasing prices, so the maximum can't occur on Monday or Saturday.
Small Spike Pattern
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The small spike pattern features a decreasing pattern, but then there will be four increasing prices, with the fourth being the maximum for the week, followed by a decreasing price that is higher than average, followed by a continuation of the overall decreasing pattern. The maximum price in this pattern is always preceded by three increasing prices and followed by one decreasing price, so the earliest that the maximum can occur is Tuesday afternoon and the latest is Saturday morning.
Random Price Pattern
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The random price pattern features unpredictable prices in the range of about 50 to 200. The prices increase and decrease at random. The price seems to go over 110 at least twice a week in the random pattern.
I'm going to post my Turnip Prices starting tomorrow.
Happy Sunday!
I want to apologise if I am blind, but I couldn't find an existing thread for this.
Too often I invest loads of bells in turnips and they end up rotting in my wardrobe and I'm left with an empty balance and a big recycling fee.
This thread is essentially an insurance policy. I think that we should post the Turnip Price of our towns throughout the week in this thread so if this week ends up being a dud one in our town, it might be a profitable one in someone else's and we can sell our turnips there.
As we keep track of the daily Turnip Prices, which change twice daily, when the store opens and again at noon, we can then start predicting the pattern of the week. For those of you who don't know, turnip price patterns are outlined clearly on Thonky.com.
They are:
Decreasing Pattern
-------------------------
In the decreasing price pattern, the prices will consistently decrease by a few bells each time, never increasing. With the decreasing pattern, the start price for the week will be between 99 and 50 bells. In this pattern, if the price doesn't increase by Thursday afternoon, you should sell immediately.
Big Spike Pattern
------------------------
The big spike pattern features a decreasing pattern, but then there will be three increasing prices, with the third being the maximum for the week, followed by two decreasing prices that are still higher than average, followed by a continuation of the overall decreasing pattern. The maximum price in this pattern is always preceded by two increasing prices and always followed by two decreasing prices, so the maximum can't occur on Monday or Saturday.
Small Spike Pattern
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The small spike pattern features a decreasing pattern, but then there will be four increasing prices, with the fourth being the maximum for the week, followed by a decreasing price that is higher than average, followed by a continuation of the overall decreasing pattern. The maximum price in this pattern is always preceded by three increasing prices and followed by one decreasing price, so the earliest that the maximum can occur is Tuesday afternoon and the latest is Saturday morning.
Random Price Pattern
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The random price pattern features unpredictable prices in the range of about 50 to 200. The prices increase and decrease at random. The price seems to go over 110 at least twice a week in the random pattern.
I'm going to post my Turnip Prices starting tomorrow.
Happy Sunday!
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