Market structure
Pick a market. Every item shows how much of it you can move, how fast its shelf turns over, and whether its supply just changed.
For the size of each house as a whole, see the economy of every megaserver.
On Normal Horde EU, the most gold sits in Gloves of Holy Might: 3 listed, worth about 899g. No item had a supply shock on the newest day of scans.
Current market: Normal Horde EU. This browser opens every tool here until you pick another. Address for this market: ahledger.com/structure?market=forever/normal/horde/eu
▸How this is worked out
Depth is units listed now. Spread is the gap between the 25th and 75th percentile of the book at the most recent scan, as a share of that scan's median. Turnover is how much of the shelf changes per day. A shock is the newest day's quantity sitting two standard deviations from the 30 days before it.
Depth and turnover · Normal Horde EU
A tight spread with high depth is a market you can move size in. A wide spread with low depth moves against you the moment you buy.
Day of week
| Day | Price index | Listings index | Days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sunday | 0.797 | 1.426 | 1 |
| Monday | 0.764 | 1.691 | 1 |
| Thursday | 1.321 | 0.384 | 1 |
| Friday | 1.218 | 0.483 | 1 |
| Saturday | 0.900 | 1.016 | 1 |
Each day is indexed against the week around it, item by item, so neither an expensive item nor a market that drifted over the quarter can tilt the table, and the seven are then centred so an average week reads 1.000. Under 1.000 is a cheap day to buy; over 1.000 is a good day to sell. The Days column counts the days behind each figure, not the readings, so read it once there are several weeks there.
Common questions
- Where is the most gold listed on the WoW Forever auction house?
- On Normal Horde EU, the most gold sits in Gloves of Holy Might: 3 listed, worth about 899g. No item had a supply shock on the newest day of scans.
- What do depth, spread and turnover mean?
- Depth is the units listed now. Spread is the gap between the 25th and 75th percentile of the listings at the latest scan, as a share of the median: a wide spread means the price you get depends on timing. Turnover is how much of the shelf changes a day, so a high turnover means the item sells.
- What is a supply shock on the auction house?
- The newest day of scans shows an item listed in a quantity two standard deviations away from its previous 30 days. Flooded means far more than usual is listed, and the price tends to sag; drained means the shelf emptied, and the price tends to climb.