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Monthly Archives: August 2019
The Tale Of The Strangest Market
I must admit, writing this article I can’t help but wonder if my data isn’t incorrect. The back story here is that I follow the inventory data pretty closely for my local marketplace. (Contact Tim here) And as is the … Continue reading →
