a selling problem

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.09.2008, 19:00

I dont quite understand the following:

i have two textile stores both 500m with full adds.

one is in turkey
the other is in germany.

i put 2000 q7 leather jackets in germany for 1750c - total sold approx 53hrs
i put 2000 q7 leather jackets in turkey for 999.99 - total sold in approx 114hrs

These are the stats for both areas:

Leather jackets 147.447 1.157,80

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.09.2008, 19:03

Supply - Demand?

Look here:

Turkey: Leather jackets 194.781 182.244
Germany: Leather jackets 580.982 147.447

You can see, in the turkey the demand is nearly satisfied... so wrong market?

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.09.2008, 19:09

i thought about that

but demand still exceed supply even if its only by 10000pc's

...and then i am more or less on par with the average pricing for q7 at 1000c in turkey

i was in reality expecting about the same turnaround as germany considering the lower selling price...and not 114hrs

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.09.2008, 19:12

well, there are some freaks out there - and they can give you more detailed informations about that. I have no idea of that kind of stuff... I am just happy when I can sell my gas

Guest · Post by **Guest** » 28.09.2008, 23:37

AivaRoss wrote:i thought about that

but demand still exceed supply even if its only by 10000pc's

...and then i am more or less on par with the average pricing for q7 at 1000c in turkey

i was in reality expecting about the same turnaround as germany considering the lower selling price...and not 114hrs

whenever the supply takes over 50% of demand, you will start to have hard time in selling stuff. So even you say only 10000pcs, that is already 95% of supply. So expect a very long selling hour

p.s. demand>supply means nothing. But reverse means you will have very hard time in selling things