Out of 19 events observed, the price really dropped 6 times, by about 15.9 % on average. In 3 cases, the price had climbed about 14.6 % in the two weeks before.
At $13.99, this product sits at its 365-day floor, a level never reached before over that period. The 365-day reference price stands at $33.11, and the peak observed climbed as high as $50.29.
The price low that's actually achievable, the one that recurs most often, sits instead at $29.21, a threshold hit 20 times for a total of 102 days. The current dip has lasted 18 days, already exceeding the typical median duration of 13 days for this kind of drop. The price changes on average every 4 days, a sign of notable volatility.
Since the current dip has already outlasted its usual span, a rebound could come soon. For commercial events like Boxing Day, real discounts have historically hovered around 9.7%, but be cautious: some discounts shown during events were inflated by a prior price hike. Still, the current price of $13.99 remains the best deal ever documented.