distribution dampens price by increasing supply and accumulation increases it by reduce supply (assuming demand stays constant)
short term sudden changes can point to things like fasting/starvation and over consumption of simple carbs while long term changes can point to things like a healthy diet, anorexia, or clinical obesity
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market price only "snaps" into reality once these extremes are forced into legible realized naming. e.g. doctor saying "ur fat/anorexic & going to die" e.g. you go to buy some wood and there's nothing left and you exclaim "THAT was valuable???"
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basically, market price is pretty accurate as long as you are not caught in a squeeze or a frenzy where the target item is (discovered to be) scarce it's only when the market is saturated with the item that market price is accurate
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so profit involves accumulation in periods of supply abundance where it is considered mundane and distribution when it is considered rare and valuable the contrarianism of buying junk and selling valuables
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