To use your analogy, you get to the market and set up your stall, then the market manager comes along and slaps the price label on your goods.
Some days you’ll get a good price, others you’ll get very little for your goods, and you have absolutely no control over it, no advance warning, and no idea how they’re setting the prices.
To use your analogy, you get to the market and set up your stall, then the market manager comes along and slaps the price label on your goods.
Some days you’ll get a good price, others you’ll get very little for your goods, and you have absolutely no control over it, no advance warning, and no idea how they’re setting the prices.