Record low hit, but the window is short

The current price of $34.70 matches the lowest point recorded over the past 365 days, a level never undercut during that span. It marks a 61% savings against the year's typical price of $89.35, which itself peaked at $106.15.

This low isn't a one-off: it has occurred three times this year, but held for only 18 days total. Drops below the typical price usually last 11 days and recur roughly every 76 days, and the current drop, already 7 days in, is expected to last only about 4 more days. Otherwise, the price is calm, shifting on average every 26 days.

Given how briefly these lows have historically held, acting now makes more sense than waiting for a better deal. If the purchase isn't urgent, a similar window could reopen in roughly 76 days, though there's no guarantee it will reach $34.70 again.