Oh dear. Here I was hoping for a reasonable 
discussion about this topic and the rebuttal I 
get is something written in caps. Raising one's 
voice never makes for a solid debate.

I'm speaking theoretically that if a cel sold so 
quickly in the first few seconds of an update 
then the price can determined as especially good. 
Likewise if people were dismayed over the fact it 
was sold and would like to know what the price 
was it's because they, too, think that a bargain 
has slipped through their fingers. 

If the price was really high and somebody wanted 
to pay more (double, triple, etc) than market 
value for it (and in the first few seconds of an 
update) then good luck to them. And yes, if all 
the prices were very high and yet people kept 
buying them, that would raise the prices. But I 
do see high and ridiculously priced things 
sitting around on sites all the time -- even for 
hot series. So, it seems to reason that people 
are able to reign in their unbridled desire for a 
cel and be smarter shoppers.

I wouldn't mind continuing this discussion if 
somebody wants to add or disagree with what I've 
written. However, I won't be responding to 
anymore anonymous or rude posts. 

Best of luck everybody,

Wendy