Loss-makers

روز Roze ئیرانی 10شاخەی طالبیRose · Iran Every month Buying cost went up Drop? -$6,118.33

Lost money in 4 of 4 months
Selling price changed -13.1% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +5.2%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 3 of 4 months.
14.4% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2,990.47.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +36.9% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 192 orders (7.8% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,189.28 profit — that is 0.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی حسینی 10Rose · Iran Most months Buying cost went up Drop? -$4,257.40

Lost money in 3 of 4 months
Selling price changed -0.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +16.9%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 4 months.
24.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3,096.19.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +191.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 127 orders (14.2% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,976.91 profit — that is 0.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز کینی سورBaby Rose · Kenya Every month Sold below cost Review -$3,307.58

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 2 months.
0.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $82.40.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -99.8% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 104 orders (6.7% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,585.05 profit — that is 1.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze ئیرانی رمضانی 10 شاخەRose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Drop? -$2,939.28

Lost money in 3 of 5 months
Selling price changed -8.9% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +53.2%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 5 months.
45.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3,410.88.
On the items actually sold it made $471.61; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +20.4% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.7 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 80 orders (10.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,986.09 profit — that is 0.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze ئیرانی لوتوس 10Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Review -$1,968.25

Lost money in 2 of 3 months
Selling price changed -15.6% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +6.4%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 3 months.
31.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2,971.66.
On the items actually sold it made $1,003.42; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +659.3% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 90 orders (7.8% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $5,116.51 profit — that is 2.6× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی ايمانيRose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Drop? -$1,916.94

Lost money in 2 of 4 months
Selling price changed -18.8% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +22.2%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 4 months.
46.6% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2,118.60.
On the items actually sold it made $201.66; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made -$51.41 profit — that is -0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی محمودی 10شاخەRose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$1,383.02

Lost money in 3 of 4 months
Selling price changed -10.4% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +5.6%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 3 of 4 months.
5.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,612.29.
On the items actually sold it made $229.27; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +146.8% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 481 orders (12.9% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $10,862.16 profit — that is 7.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی محمديRose · Iran Every month Sold below cost Review -$1,276.80

Lost money in 3 of 3 months
Selling price changed +16.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +4.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 3 of 3 months.
6.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $428.22.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +133.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 157 orders (7.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,099.74 profit — that is 2.4× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی رمضانيRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$1,216.68

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,216.68.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی علیمردانیRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$1,208.18

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,208.18.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze ئیرانی ظفرابادی 10شاخەRose · Iran Most months Buying cost went up Keep -$1,141.25

Lost money in 3 of 4 months
Selling price changed -6.9% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +5.9%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 3 of 4 months.
3.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,132.74.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +69.2% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 527 orders (13.5% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $13,785.47 profit — that is 12.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

به یبی روز کینیBaby Rose · Kenya Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$1,120.84

Lost money in 2 of 7 months
Selling price changed +2.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -0.3%.
10.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3,113.70.
On the items actually sold it made $1,992.86; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -48.2% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.47 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 889 orders (5.8% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $26,738.44 profit — that is 23.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز کینی سوباتیBaby Rose · Kenya Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$1,064.40

Lost money in 3 of 7 months
Selling price changed -0.2% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +2.6%.
10.4% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,636.70.
On the items actually sold it made $572.30; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +2.1% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.19 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 459 orders (2.2% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $15,510.53 profit — that is 14.6× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی طالبیBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$1,027.96

Lost money in 3 of 5 months
Selling price changed -7.2% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -16.3%.
28.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,560.00.
On the items actually sold it made $532.04; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +54.4% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.42 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 71 orders (4.2% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $4,083.11 profit — that is 4.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

لیلیوم لیلی روزRose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$888.20

Lost money in 5 of 7 months
Selling price changed +20.1% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +6.7%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 4 of 7 months.
31.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $926.22.
On the items actually sold it made $38.02; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +82.4% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.33 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 76 orders (1.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $8,959.84 profit — that is 10.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی رمضانیBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Review -$883.90

Lost money in 3 of 5 months
Selling price changed -9.4% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -26.7%.
51.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,189.52.
On the items actually sold it made $305.62; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +11.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.52 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 42 orders (2.4% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,822.43 profit — that is 2.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze ئیرانی الهە 10Rose · Iran Every month Sold below cost Drop? -$875.49

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
61.2% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $787.08.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 7 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $200.71 profit — that is 0.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز کینی KikwetuBaby Rose · Kenya Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$865.75

Lost money in 4 of 5 months
Selling price changed +2.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +12.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 5 months.
26.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $955.00.
On the items actually sold it made $89.25; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -91.3% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.82 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 138 orders (4.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $5,079.89 profit — that is 5.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze کینی سوباتىRose · Kenya Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$740.93

Lost money in 5 of 7 months
Selling price changed +2.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +2.4%.
7.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2,769.60.
On the items actually sold it made $2,028.67; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +44.4% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.67 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 747 orders (3.2% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $26,691.70 profit — that is 36.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی کاسپین 20Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$730.49

Lost money in 4 of 5 months
Selling price changed -24.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -19.8%.
12.2% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,623.75.
On the items actually sold it made $893.27; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -2.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.31 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 288 orders (5.6% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $15,231.19 profit — that is 20.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی حسینیBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Review -$656.75

Lost money in 3 of 4 months
Selling price changed +4.9% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -1.7%.
36.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1,272.21.
On the items actually sold it made $615.46; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +49.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 72 orders (5.6% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,192.44 profit — that is 1.8× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی حیدری 10شاخەRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Review -$578.93

Lost money in 3 of 3 months
Selling price changed -9.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +1.1%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 3 months.
27.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $682.00.
On the items actually sold it made $103.07; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -21.8% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 47 orders (10.6% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $973.73 profit — that is 1.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی 7 رەنگRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$575.22

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $575.22.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گول به یبی روز ئیرانی سوپرBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$567.06

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
37.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $866.65.
On the items actually sold it made $299.59; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 50 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,580.05 profit — that is 6.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز هلندی فوق ممتاز رنگیRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$564.35

Lost money in 3 of 3 months
Selling price changed -7.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -39.6%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 3 months.
70.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $648.42.
On the items actually sold it made $84.08; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +28.1% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 18 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,852.67 profit — that is 3.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze ئیرانی دوست محمدی 10 شاخەRose · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$538.76

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
4.1% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $142.21.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 51 orders (2.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,589.81 profit — that is 3.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

کنفAccessory / Packaging · Others Most months Non-revenue stock Drop? -$509.73

Lost money in 2 of 4 months
Selling price changed +30.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -0.0%.
85.1% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $525.18.
On the items actually sold it made $15.44; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -42.9% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 10 orders (20.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $172.33 profit — that is 0.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz کینی پیونی-گاردنRose · Kenya Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$455.20

Lost money in 3 of 4 months
Selling price changed -1.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -2.2%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 4 months.
39.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $510.00.
On the items actually sold it made $54.80; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -23.8% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 51 orders (9.8% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,350.40 profit — that is 3.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz کینی KikwetuRose · Kenya Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$435.70

Lost money in 2 of 7 months
Selling price changed +2.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -0.4%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 7 months.
13.4% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $624.50.
On the items actually sold it made $188.80; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +142.3% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.48 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 128 orders (2.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,885.45 profit — that is 8.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز هلندی فوق ممتازRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$403.35

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
29.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $926.09.
On the items actually sold it made $522.75; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 21 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,556.06 profit — that is 3.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ساسا الوانRose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Drop? -$375.27

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
30.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $618.37.
On the items actually sold it made $243.09; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 50 orders (8.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $31.35 profit — that is 0.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz کینی mandalaRose · Kenya Most months Non-revenue stock Drop? -$330.10

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
73.6% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $333.90.
On the items actually sold it made $3.80; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 6 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $104.02 profit — that is 0.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گول پیونی ئیرانیPeony · Iran Every month Mixed reasons Drop? -$328.80

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 2 months.
69.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $298.16.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $106.18 profit — that is 0.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

به یبی روز کینی تمبوزيBaby Rose · Kenya Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$322.95

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 2 months.
37.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $351.00.
On the items actually sold it made $28.05; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -96.7% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 28 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,403.08 profit — that is 4.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

داوودی کینیChrysanthemum · Kenya Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$270.61

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 2 months.
46.6% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $305.04.
On the items actually sold it made $34.43; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 22 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,527.27 profit — that is 5.6× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze هلندی درجه 1Rose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$257.69

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $257.69.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz کینی جواناRose · Kenya Every month Sold below cost Review -$229.63

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
2.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $115.70.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 20 orders (20.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $368.44 profit — that is 1.6× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گول جیبسوفیل کینی الوانGypsophila · Kenya Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$225.00

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $225.00.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی الوندBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$199.62

Lost money in 2 of 3 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
9.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $875.35.
On the items actually sold it made $675.73; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 227 orders (2.2% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $13,894.18 profit — that is 69.6× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز ئیرانی 7 ره نگRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$182.21

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
14.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $279.36.
On the items actually sold it made $97.14; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +2516.7% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 34 orders (8.8% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,457.28 profit — that is 8.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گلایول ئیرانی الوان (گلادلیوس)Gladiolus · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$182.03

Lost money in 5 of 8 months
Selling price changed -7.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -22.1%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 8 months.
31.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $336.25.
On the items actually sold it made $154.22; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +859.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.36 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 32 orders (3.1% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $2,206.75 profit — that is 12.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ever red کینی KikwetuRose · Kenya Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$176.73

Lost money in 1 of 3 months
Selling price changed +7.4% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +5.0%.
35.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $275.00.
On the items actually sold it made $98.27; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 18 orders (16.7% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $670.09 profit — that is 3.8× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی باجلانBaby Rose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$172.50

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $172.50.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز هولندی سوپرRose · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$163.18

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
7.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $62.37.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 9 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $483.18 profit — that is 3.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی حیدریBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$155.84

Lost money in 3 of 5 months
Selling price changed -11.9% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -29.9%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 5 months.
2.4% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $229.49.
On the items actually sold it made $73.66; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +3758.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.43 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 189 orders (5.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $10,579.44 profit — that is 67.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

مقەس 0 0 0 باغبانیAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$142.92

Lost money in 2 of 8 months
Selling price changed -9.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -6.7%.
44.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $258.83.
On the items actually sold it made $115.91; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.18 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 45 orders (4.4% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $2,684.40 profit — that is 18.8× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

لقی دار 0 0 0 بید فرFlower · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$132.11

Lost money in 6 of 6 months
Selling price changed -74.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +8.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 6 of 6 months.
3.4% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $15.00.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -0.8% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.33 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 19 orders (5.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,525.73 profit — that is 11.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze کینی جوميلياRose · Kenya Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$126.00

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $126.00.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ورچ بە ریباتAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$124.10

Lost money in 1 of 6 months
Selling price changed -19.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -4.2%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 6 months.
67.1% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $152.60.
On the items actually sold it made $28.49; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.89 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 10 orders (10.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $379.32 profit — that is 3.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

سەبەتە 0 0 0 5 دانەیAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Buying cost went up Keep -$112.31

Lost money in 2 of 8 months
Selling price changed -42.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +11.3%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 8 months.
7.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $89.72.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -13.6% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.04 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 89 orders (5.6% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $2,729.85 profit — that is 24.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

تە غلیف تول سادهAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$104.39

Lost money in 1 of 5 months
Selling price changed +9.7% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +3.0%.
68.4% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $167.48.
On the items actually sold it made $63.09; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by 0.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.54 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 15 orders (13.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $428.30 profit — that is 4.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی كبيرBaby Rose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$97.58

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
34.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $109.86.
On the items actually sold it made $12.27; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 8 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,369.30 profit — that is 14.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

سلفون گلAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$94.30

Lost money in 3 of 8 months
Selling price changed +187.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +593.1%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 8 months.
37.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $173.56.
On the items actually sold it made $79.25; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -93.8% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.29 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 37 orders (2.7% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $2,963.00 profit — that is 31.4× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

لی لی رز ئیرانیFlower · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$92.31

Lost money in 2 of 3 months
Selling price changed +6.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -3.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 3 months.
17.6% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $188.70.
On the items actually sold it made $96.39; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +244.4% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 31 orders (6.5% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,327.05 profit — that is 14.4× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

قیچی ئیرانیAccessory / Packaging · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$90.42

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
68.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $114.87.
On the items actually sold it made $24.44; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 10 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $342.68 profit — that is 3.8× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی افشار 10 شاخەBaby Rose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$84.97

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
30.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $353.84.
On the items actually sold it made $268.87; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 33 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $513.22 profit — that is 6.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ورچ 1 مەترAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$83.52

Lost money in 2 of 5 months
Selling price changed +0.8% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -0.9%.
35.7% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $145.35.
On the items actually sold it made $61.83; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.38 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 10 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,014.41 profit — that is 12.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گول تیولیپ (لاله)Tulip · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$71.99

Lost money in 2 of 3 months
Selling price changed -9.4% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -37.1%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 3 months.
21.6% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $92.66.
On the items actually sold it made $20.67; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 14 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $690.69 profit — that is 9.6× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز مومیایی جاویدان ایرانیRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$68.87

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $68.87.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ئاسترلیزیا ئیرانیAster · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$60.45

Lost money in 3 of 4 months
Selling price changed -35.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -26.5%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 4 months.
50.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $61.21.
On the items actually sold it made $0.76; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 7 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $272.37 profit — that is 4.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

pvc رنگین کمان کوجکAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$56.27

Lost money in 2 of 6 months
Selling price changed +81.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +131.1%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 6 months.
55.1% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $118.27.
On the items actually sold it made $62.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.6 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 14 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $435.49 profit — that is 7.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ارکیدهOrchid · Iran Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$55.69

Lost money in 1 of 3 months
Selling price changed -0.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +50.2%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 3 months.
20.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $86.77.
On the items actually sold it made $31.08; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 9 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,097.57 profit — that is 19.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

roz ئیرانی ژولیتRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$51.68

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
31.2% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $89.88.
On the items actually sold it made $38.20; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 11 orders (9.1% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $418.49 profit — that is 8.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی بچوکBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$43.38

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
27.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $155.98.
On the items actually sold it made $112.60; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 19 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,789.06 profit — that is 41.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

کوردلین ایرانیGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$40.81

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
94.1% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $41.06.
On the items actually sold it made $0.24; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $22.33 profit — that is 0.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

مقەس 8.5 سمAccessory / Packaging · Others Most months Non-revenue stock Drop? -$40.00

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
88.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $40.00.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $13.10 profit — that is 0.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

رزپاک کن 0 0 0 پلاستیکیAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$39.20

Lost money in 1 of 7 months
Selling price changed -6.6% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
81.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $58.80.
On the items actually sold it made $19.60; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +200.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.41 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 12 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $409.92 profit — that is 10.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

carnation کینی carnationCarnation · Kenya Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$32.00

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 2 months.
12.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $37.00.
On the items actually sold it made $5.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 14 orders (14.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $972.54 profit — that is 30.4× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ئارالیا کەزیGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$31.94

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $31.94.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی لوتوسBaby Rose · Iran Most months Mixed reasons Keep -$31.30

Lost money in 2 of 3 months
Selling price changed +18.3% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +14.1%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 3 months.
0.2% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $15.53.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -13.2% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 53 orders (3.8% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,515.44 profit — that is 112.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

امارانتوسOther Flower · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$29.27

Lost money in 5 of 8 months
Selling price changed +42.8% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +70.7%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 8 months.
34.1% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $56.11.
On the items actually sold it made $26.84; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +12.5% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: -0.17 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 23 orders (4.3% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $2,559.90 profit — that is 87.4× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

طنابAccessory / Packaging · Others Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$23.64

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
61.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $80.96.
On the items actually sold it made $57.32; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 9 orders (11.1% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $308.50 profit — that is 13.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

کاج ئیرانی تختGreenery · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$23.26

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 2 months.
3.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $31.69.
On the items actually sold it made $8.43; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +10.4% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 34 orders (5.9% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $1,794.88 profit — that is 77.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

هایپر ئیرانیFlower · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$23.00

Lost money in 2 of 3 months
Selling price changed +23.4% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed +25.8%.
20.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $44.75.
On the items actually sold it made $21.75; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -92.9% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 35 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $2,541.78 profit — that is 110.5× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

پوشال فه لAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$20.96

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $20.96.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بەیبی روز ئیرانی ظفرابادىBaby Rose · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$19.86

Lost money in 2 of 4 months
Selling price changed -4.5% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -12.1%.
22.2% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $847.06.
On the items actually sold it made $827.20; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +41.5% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 112 orders (6.2% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $3,359.02 profit — that is 169.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

روز Roze ئیرانی 10 شاخە بچوک سلیمیRose · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$19.77

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
42.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $85.21.
On the items actually sold it made $65.44; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $744.98 profit — that is 37.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بوکسی لاکیشەی 10 دانەیAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Sold below cost Review -$19.63

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $39.29 profit — that is 2.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

فرزیا ئیرانی 0 0 0Freesia · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$18.48

Lost money in 3 of 3 months
76.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $21.24.
On the items actually sold it made $2.77; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $207.13 profit — that is 11.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

دراسینا ئیرانی 0 0 0 سورGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$18.17

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $18.17.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

پوشالAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$16.53

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $16.53.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

سبد تخت 40Accessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$15.45

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $15.45.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

نی خیزران قصب خيزرانGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$15.41

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $15.41.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

پایه فلزی درباریAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$13.12

Lost money in 1 of 3 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
77.8% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $34.30.
On the items actually sold it made $21.19; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $132.65 profit — that is 10.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ئانما ئیرانی انومانFlower · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$11.83

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 2 of 2 months.
12.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $6.41.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -60.9% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 7 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $363.49 profit — that is 30.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

اسکا بیوزا ئیرانیOther Flower · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$11.43

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $11.43.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گیاه تست کوکولوسGreenery · Iran Every month Mixed reasons Drop? -$10.89

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $10.89.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بوکسی لاکیشەی 1 دانەیAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Sold below cost Keep -$9.42

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $62.84 profit — that is 6.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ارکس ئیرانیGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$8.77

Lost money in 2 of 2 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $8.77.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گیاه 0 0 0 کلمGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$7.80

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
92.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $8.63.
On the items actually sold it made $0.84; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $29.79 profit — that is 3.8× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

اسپری واسپرAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$7.40

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $7.40.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

pvc 3 دانەی هیلکەیAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$6.48

Lost money in 1 of 3 months
Selling price changed +6.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
25.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $33.62.
On the items actually sold it made $27.14; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by 0.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 6 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $300.60 profit — that is 46.4× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

رزپاک کن فلزیAccessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$6.38

Lost money in 1 of 6 months
Selling price changed +6.1% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed -0.0%.
50.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $29.30.
On the items actually sold it made $22.92; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.36 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 14 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $635.85 profit — that is 99.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گولی به خول پاپیتالGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$6.21

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $6.21.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

زرف هدیە کاغەز بچوکAccessory / Packaging · Others Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$5.97

Lost money in 2 of 4 months
Selling price changed -34.8% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 4 months.
50.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $6.36.
On the items actually sold it made $0.39; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $160.79 profit — that is 26.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گیاه ناندیناGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$5.76

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $5.76.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ئانتریوم پیروزیRose · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$5.69

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $45.73 profit — that is 8.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ئاچی ناسە ئیرانیFlower · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$5.59

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
70.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $8.59.
On the items actually sold it made $3.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $174.15 profit — that is 31.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

په پولەFlower · Iran Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$4.46

Lost money in 1 of 5 months
Selling price changed +20.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
62.5% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $10.60.
On the items actually sold it made $6.14; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -66.7% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.
Link between a month’s profit and next month’s quantity: 0.29 (near +1 = the shop cut back after losses, near 0 = it kept ordering the same, negative = ordered more after losses).

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 5 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $316.83 profit — that is 71.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

استاتیسStatice / Limonium · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$3.84

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 4 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $136.93 profit — that is 35.7× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

برگ فتونیاGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$3.73

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3.73.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

فرن ئیرانیGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$3.37

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3.37.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گول جیبسوفیل سوپرGypsophila · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$3.36

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
Selling price changed 0.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
28.9% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $42.10.
On the items actually sold it made $38.74; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by +137.5% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 17 orders (5.9% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $514.41 profit — that is 153.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

یاس ئیرانیFlower · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$3.24

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
60.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $4.95.
On the items actually sold it made $1.70; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $55.28 profit — that is 17.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

pvc 9 دانەی گەورەAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Sold below cost Keep -$3.21

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $44.38 profit — that is 13.8× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گه لا اکوباGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$3.18

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3.18.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

گیاه شفلراGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$3.18

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $3.18.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ارالیا ئیرانی 50 تاییGreenery · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$3.17

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
72.2% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $11.41.
On the items actually sold it made $8.23; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $289.54 profit — that is 91.3× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

فیتوس ئیرانیGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$2.63

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2.63.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

دراماسیسGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$2.48

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2.48.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

قلب توپربزرگAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$2.27

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2.27.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

قلب دوقلو کوچکAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$2.04

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2.04.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

پنبه (لوکه)Greenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$1.91

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1.91.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

ارموس ئیرانیFlower · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$1.23

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
30.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $5.62.
On the items actually sold it made $4.39; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $216.77 profit — that is 176.1× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

بابونه ئیرانی مینیOther Flower · Iran Most months Non-revenue stock Keep -$1.11

Lost money in 1 of 2 months
60.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $1.87.
On the items actually sold it made $0.75; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $46.72 profit — that is 41.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

انگوریFlower · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$0.87

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $0.87.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

مرواریدFlower · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$0.80

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $0.80.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

مارگریتا ئیرانیOther Flower · Iran Every month Sold below cost Keep -$0.80

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
It was sold below its buying cost in 1 of 1 months.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 2 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $135.62 profit — that is 170.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

کاغه ز بسته بندیAccessory / Packaging · Others Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$0.58

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $0.58.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

شمشاد مصنوعی دورنگGreenery · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Drop? -$0.32

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
100.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $0.32.
On the items actually sold it made $0.00; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Consider dropping

It appeared in 0 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $0.00 profit — that is 0.0× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

سبد تخت 50Accessory / Packaging · Others Some months Non-revenue stock Keep -$0.20

Lost money in 1 of 4 months
Selling price changed -5.0% from its first months to its last months, while buying cost changed 0.0%.
33.3% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $4.86.
On the items actually sold it made $4.66; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

Each dot is one week. Further right = higher markup (price ÷ cost); higher up = more items sold. Dots falling to the right mean customers buy less when the markup is high.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 3 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $216.16 profit — that is 1084.2× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

لوندر ئیرانیOther Flower · Iran Every month Non-revenue stock Keep -$0.16

Lost money in 1 of 1 months
25.0% of its items left stock with no revenue, costing $2.67.
On the items actually sold it made $2.50; non-revenue stock turned that into a loss.
After a losing month, the quantity sold the next month changed by -100.0% on average. Based on sales quantity, which follows how much stock was bought in.

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Not enough weeks of sales to measure price sensitivity.

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

It appeared in 1 orders (0.0% were orders with only this product). The other items in those orders made $99.21 profit — that is 601.9× its loss.

This assumes customers came for this product. If they would buy the other items anyway, dropping it costs nothing.

Price chart

Average price —

Open: —
High: —
Low: —
Close: —
Sold: —

How to read a candle

Green: price ended higher than it started
Red: price ended lower than it started
Thin line: highest and lowest price
Thick part: from the first to the last sale
Blue bars underneath: how much was sold

About this chart

The data has dates but no times, so “open” is the first sale recorded that day and “close” the last. Green = closed higher than it opened, red = closed lower. Hover a candle to see its values. Non-revenue ($0) lines are not included.

🗑 Non-revenue stock

Non-revenue stock by month

Non-revenue stock by branch

Highest non-revenue cost

Highest non-revenue rate

How often do they lose?

Why do they lose?

What happened after a losing month?

Worth keeping?

Every loss-making product

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Consider dropping

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Consider dropping

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Consider dropping

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Consider dropping

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Keep — brings profitable orders

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

Week by week: price, cost and quantity

Each dot is a week: markup vs quantity

What it brings in — Review — fix the price

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

What it brings in — Consider dropping

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month

What it brings in — Consider dropping

Price chart

Selling price vs buying cost (per item)

Net profit by month

Quantity sold by month