24 Apr
2003
24 Apr
'03
4:41 a.m.
--- Mike <ipscone(a)msdsite.com> wrote:
Only by an insignificant amount. If only 10,000 of an item was ever
produced, the supply can't exceed that but the exposure could go from a
few hundred that might see it otherwise to millions.
The proof of that is that prices are rising. They are rising because
there is more increase demand than an increase in supply. Supply and
demand is on duty 24/7.
On items were there is a fixed supply, like
antiques
and collectibles, the
only side of the equation that can increase is
demand. Therefore, the
price rises to the fair and correct value. Simple!
Wrong, the "available" supply has also increased on
many fixed supply collectibles. People are digging
stuff out of their closets that would of never been
available for sale before, or available to only a very
limited number of people.