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Man i miss before they went and artificially reduced production to drive costs back up...
Man i miss before they went and artificially reduced production to drive costs back up...
The speculation is prices may come down if they overshoot the demand signals, but seeing as this little 8 month artificial manipulation of supply and demand proved very profitable for them, I'm willing to bet they are going to be turning the control knobs as precisely as possible to keep up these profit margins.
Or they could be greedy and stupid and flood the market and we are back to 2023.
It's much less of a "sure thing" though as it was when we knew prices would go up starting last fall. There's another wildcard variable this time. If AI keeps sucking up all hardware then there really won't be much of an increase in supply at the consumer level.
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The speculation is prices may come down if they overshoot the demand signals, but seeing as this little 8 month artificial manipulation of supply and demand proved very profitable for them, I'm willing to bet they are going to be turning the control knobs as precisely as possible to keep up these profit margins.
Or they could be greedy and stupid and flood the market and we are back to 2023.
It's much less of a "sure thing" though as it was when we knew prices would go up starting last fall. There's another wildcard variable this time. If AI keeps sucking up all hardware then there really won't be much of an increase in supply at the consumer level.
https://www.techspot.com/news/103...al-20.html [techspot.com]
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