Stacey's understanding of market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. her signals are top notch .
When talking about depreciation and price, is that based on MSRP or actual price and sale value when new? IE if the average person bought a car in June 2022 with a 10K dealer add on to the 30K price, is depreciation factored in the 30K MSRP or the 40K actual sale price?
Yea well cars still cost too much, no matter how you spin it. Also you couldn't give me an EV for free so good luck selling me a used one for 50 grand lol.
Used 3 y.o. cars prices? 😅 Guys, l don't buy 3 y.o. cars, they are bad deal! You'll come back in 3 years and crooks will offer you 5000$ for it. 5-10 y.o. used cars are way to go! You'll sell it on fb marketplace for 90-100% of the value.
The dealerships still treat it like it’s 2022 scarcity.
Not really accurate considering intrest rates are still so high. Unless you're paying cash you're still losing.
Here in my car. I feel safest of all. I can lock all my doors. It's the only way to live. In cars. - gary numan (1979)
From $9K to $35K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me despite the market fluctuations
I agree just reached my goal of $100k monthly trade earnings. Setting realistic goals is an essential part of trading
How does this trading stuff work? I'm really interested but I just don't know how it go about it. I heard people really make it huge trading..
Get yourself someone like Stacey Macken who understands the market very well and is also a professional in placing trades. That's the key
I made a lot from last week, a vision of the effective signals alone assured me of the turnovers. all thanks to Stacey Macken .
Stacey's understanding of market indicators is impressive. She knows exactly when to enter and exit trades for maximum profit. her signals are top notch .
Needs to fall at least 40% before these prices begin to make sense
Yay for affordability!
One possible reason, starting April, some 2025 models entered the market with higher prices.
So the only time you mention that car prices are crashing is in your title.
When talking about depreciation and price, is that based on MSRP or actual price and sale value when new? IE if the average person bought a car in June 2022 with a 10K dealer add on to the 30K price, is depreciation factored in the 30K MSRP or the 40K actual sale price?
Yea well cars still cost too much, no matter how you spin it. Also you couldn't give me an EV for free so good luck selling me a used one for 50 grand lol.
Your not factoring in 17% intrest rates.
Great presentation.
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Used 3 y.o. cars prices? 😅
Guys, l don't buy 3 y.o. cars, they are bad deal! You'll come back in 3 years and crooks will offer you 5000$ for it.
5-10 y.o. used cars are way to go! You'll sell it on fb marketplace for 90-100% of the value.
Toyota doesn’t depreciate that much and you know the maintenance package included used in dealers. Less risk can merit a higher price
used car market
oh holy hell are you extra cuddly looking in that sweatshirt with your hair all fluffed out. 🤗😍🥰